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At The Stadium

            
             It has a feeling and an atmosphere like no other. Walking through the gates with hundreds of eager fans to one of America's greatest games. Football is a game that has fans come from hours away to watch their favorite teams battle for one goal in the end, the Superbowl. When you go to watch a game at a stadium there is a lot going on around you that a person can observe. The cheer of victory, the agony of defeat, and the smell like no other of stadium food are all things one can observe from a football game. .
             The cheer of victory is a sweet sound to the fans of the team that is winning and heartbreaking to fans of the opposing team. During the span of a game there can be many lead changes which leads to very mixed emotions by fans. There are a lot of stadiums in the NFL that get so loud during the course of a game that the quarterback can not hear his offensive coordinator through his head set to tell him the plays. I remember when the steelers were in the conference championship at three rivers stadium versus the Indianapolis Colts back when they went to the superbowl. The steelers were winning by a touchdown and it was the fourth quarter with about eight seconds left to go. My dad and I were at the game sitting right next to each other and it was so loud that I could barely hear what he was saying. .
             The agony of defeat is another observation at a football game that is very noticeable. I've been to many steeler games in my lifetime and I have watched them win big but also I've seen them loose big. Football is one of the only sports in America that can bring a grown man to tears when one of their favorite teams loose. You can just tell by looking at a fans face if his team won or lost that day. Its fun to be at a football game and watch the fans facial reactions to plays and seeing who they are cheering for. .
             The smell of the food is noticeable as soon as you walk through the gates to the stadium.


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