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Spanning the Globe: A History of College Football’s Games Abroad

120901-N-LD296-004 DUBLIN (Sept. 1, 2012) U.S. Ambassador to Ireland, the Honorable Daniel Rooney (center left) and Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny take part in the opening coin toss during the NCAA Emerald Isle Classic college football season opener in Aviva Stadium. Notre Dame played Navy for the 86th straight year, making it the longest continuous intersectional rivalry in the U.S. (U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Mass Communication Specialist Michael Lewis/Released)

For a sport that supposedly does not have much footing outside the United States, there have been a surprising amount of college football games played abroad over the years. Wide-eyed college athletes have spanned the globe to play in these […]

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War Fam Eagle: A Game Day Brand Stitched with Auburn Soul

November 5, 2025 No Comments

When Ali Carroll first moved to Auburn, Alabama, one phrase echoed everywhere she went: War Eagle. It rang out on campus, hummed through coffee shop …

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