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How many people could the roman colessum hold compared to a stadium today?
The RomanColosseum can hold up to 50,000 people, while the average football stadium can hold 70,00 people.
Do the Indianapolis Colts play today?
Yes indeed. They play home football in the Lucas Oil Stadium.
Where could someone go to find today's national football scores?
There are many different places to find out the current football scores. You can look in a newspaper, look at your football leagues website, or by watching a game.
What does it mean to play football today?
It means to play football TODAY - simple! Or as American people say it, they say "SOCCER" which means the same thing as football but with a different name.
What people think about the Super Bowl today?
People that don't like football like it for the commercials.
What is ballet used for today?
Ballet is still popular. Many people still do ballet, and others enjoy watching.
How long has football been known?
since 1885 and people still play it today
What time do the athletes enter the stadium today?
today and it's already started
Was football a sport in ancient Rome?
No, not as we know it today, but people probably did kick a ball around.
How do you put your webkinz in the stadium?
You put them in the stadium when you go on to "Today's Activities" and it will say when you can sign up for the st
When will Ariana Grandee do a concert?
today at united stadium
What is the largest indoor football stadium in the US?
I was told today its the facility in Houston (cypress) Texas. The Berry center. Its 10 minutes away from my home. Its apart of the Cypress Fairbanks School District. It is a beautiful stadium. It was on ESPN 2 a couple years ago when CyFalls playes CyFair on ESPN2. Not sure if its fact, but its what I've been told.... Berry Stadium is a beautiful facility but it is not even in the top 10 if size for Texas High School Football stadiums. Here is a list of the 11 High Stadiums in Texas with a seating capacity greater than 16,000: http://www.texasbob.com/stadium/cap_index.php
