Penn State's mascot is the nittany lion, a type wildcat that reportedly lived in the vicinity of Mt. Nittany, a local mountain. "Beaver" honors James Beaver, who was Pennsylvania's governor near the end of the 19th century and served as president of Penn State's board of trustees.
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The Browns Stadium is located in downtown Cleveland, Ohio, United States. The stadium is also known as FirstEnergy Stadium and is home to the NFL Cleveland Browns.
A member of the United States, AFC East Division, football team whose home stadium is Gillette Stadium. Three-time SuperBowl Champions. Their cheerleaders have a 2010 Swimsuit Calendar.
Tampa Stadium
The RFK stadium (Robert F. Kennedy Stadium) formally know as District of Columbia Stadium (DC Stadium) is located near two rivers. The Anacostia and Potomac rivers are located in Washington D.C., United States.
The Husky Stadium is located in the University of Washington in Seattle. The Husky Stadium is thought to be one of the loudest stadiums in the United States of America.
Tiger Stadium was located in Detroit, Michigan. The stadium is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for the United States. In the past, the Major League Baseball team, the Detroit Tigers played here, as well as the National Football League team, the Detroit Lions. However, after the stadium stopped hosting these teams, it was eventually destroyed in the year 2009.
The Louisiana Superdome... The new indoor stadium in Arlington, Texas will "hold" more fans because fans are allowed to stand in a certain portion of the stadium. The La. Superdome actually has more seats then the new Arlington stadium
Warren G. Harding was president of the United States when Yankee Stadium opened in 1923.
The capacity of NRG Stadium at Houston in United States is 71,054.
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have been playing at Angel Stadium of Anaheim since 2004.
John Kasay of the Carolina Panthers. It was a 54 yarder. But because it was in preaseason, It does not count in the NFL record book.