The game of football is firmly entrenched in the United States as a sport i n g pastime. It has evolved to become an extraord i n a ry part of American culture , deeply woven into the fabric of the nation. For the many fans of the game, allegiance to a team is of utmost importance. They identify with their team, rejoicing in victory and suffering in defeat. While the notion may seem trite, for many, football is much more than a game. It’s an experience that goes beyond simple sport. For those who have played the game, at any level, being a spectator brings back.
