American football

For decades, college football did not win in the first season unlike NFL Super Bowl and NCAA Basketball Final Four, but after the season it was reorganized into a unique tournament style. After the usual season, there are many bowl games between before Christmas and January. These games are widely advertised and are very useful for TV networks where teams are chosen for schools and live broadcasts. Some have a long tradition and some are new. The most famous is the Rose Bowl of Pasadena, which is held on the first day of the year on a parade day, but there are Sugar Bowl (New Orleans Saints Stadium), Cotton Bowl (Arlington's Cowboy Stadium), Orange Bowl (Orange Bowl). It is also famous at the Miami Dolphin Stadium and it will be held during the New Year. Since the 2014 season these four balls are all college football playoffs (CFP), Carnival Ball (Arizona Cardinals Stadium near Phoenix) and Peach Bowl (located in the stadium of Falcon Stadium in Atlanta). Part of the fact, the National University Rugby Championship. Two of the six bowl games mentioned above are host rotation in the CFP semi-finals, but the other four games are filled by the other top team. The two semi-final winners advanced to the national football playoff national championships, and the organizers were decided by a public bid several years ago. The championship website was announced in the 2023 season (the championship will be broadcast at the beginning of the next calendar).

American football was developed in the United States, and began with football association (called football in the United States) and football football. The first game of American football took place on November 6, 1869 between two college teams, Rutgers University and Princeton University, according to the rules of the Football Association of the day. In the late 1870s, the university that participated in the football association turned to the football league code. Since 1880, American football father, Walter Camp, made a series of rule changes, established the concept of failure with a fast 11 team and the subsequent rule change was legalized. Pass the ball forward, create a neutral zone, and specify the size and shape of the football. Sports are closely related to Canadian football, Canadian football and American games have developed in parallel, and the majority of the distinctions between American football and rugby and football are also seen in Canadian football world I will.

In the US, the term football usually refers to American football. As in Canada, football is used for Canadian football, and American football and Canadian football are often seen as two variants of the same sport. The term "North American Football" is sometimes used to refer to two games. Football is often called "football" in the United States. In contrast to "rugby" and football football this word comes from "Lenovo". It begins in the UK and is popular in the United States to distinguish between the game and local famous American football; it also dominates in other countries, and other sports are known as football rules like the Australian football rules of Australia It is done.

American football is developed from football association (football) and rugby football. Like American football, rugby is a sport, two teams compete to control the ball and can enter a series of goal posts or opponent's goal area. On November 6, 1869, the game between Rutgers University and Princeton University was regarded as the first American football game. Competition consists of 25 teams from each of the two teams and uses balls that can not be picked up or carried. But it may be kicked or hit by a foot, hand, head, or side, the ultimate goal is to push it into the target of the opponent. The Rutgers won 4-4. The university competition lasted for several years, and the competition took place according to the rules of the host school. On October 19, 1873 representatives from Yale University, Columbia University, Princeton University, Rutgers University gathered and set standard rules that all schools should follow.