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LSU. They were founded first, as a school and as a football program
Although LSU's Tiger Stadium was constructed nearly 20 years earlier, the "Death Valley" nickname was first applied to Clemson's Memorial Stadium in reference to Howard's Rock, which was plucked for the dessert sands of the actual Death Valley in California. LSU's use of the nickname came along quite by accident. In a tongue-in-cheek reference to Clemson Memorial's nickname, LSU supporters began referring to their stadium as "Deaf Valley", due to the magnificent volume levels produced within. Unfortunately, this creativity was lost on television commentators, newspaper men, and, yep, a lot of us football fans alike, and after years of incorrectly referring to both as "Death Valley", the nickname stuck in Baton Rouge as well. For more information, visit the Related Link.
The name of the football team at the University of Kansas is "Jayhawks". Their first season was back in 1890. Their home stadium is called "Memorial Stadium".
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Foreigners first think of the Grand Canyon and Death Valley regions of the U.S.A.
The Rŭngrado May First Stadium, or May Day Stadiumin North Korea, seating a maximum of 150,000.
The Greeks were the first to use the word stadium as a unit of measurement (about 600 human feet) for the running track at the arena in Olympia, Greece. The tiered seating arena (hippodrome, to which the English word stadium was applied) dates from about 776 BC.
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Project Manhatten, the first atomic reactor.
Death Valley Days - 1952 California's First Schoolmarm - 6.3 was released on: USA: 12 October 1957
I have been informed that Firhill Stadium, Glasgow, hosted the first European tie involving a Scottish football team. Can anyone confirm this?
The North Carolina State University Wolfpack football team have been playing their home matches in Carter-Finley Stadium since 1966. However, from 1891 to 1907, the school first played their games at the Riddick Stadium as their home stadium.