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SEC Football Stadium Praised as 'Craziest I've Ever Been to' by Viral World Cup Tourist

Soccer fans are getting the full experience while visiting America for the World Cup. They are seeing that some things are just so much bigger over here, including college football stadiums.

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Freddy, a German fan who has taken over social media in recent weeks while exploring the United States, made numerous posts about Jordan-Hare Stadium, home of the Auburn Tigers. He called this facility that holds nearly 90,000 fans the craziest stadium he has ever visited.

The comments came as Argentina faced off with Iceland in an international friendly. Lionel Messi and Argentina scored the 3-0 win in front of a packed house.

The size of the stadium is not the only part of the experience that awed Freddy. He also witnessed an eagle flying around the stadium while tens of thousands of fans cheered. This delivered a uniquely American experience.

Freddy is not the only visitor who has noticed the size of the various stadiums used by professional and collegiate teams alike. Many others had some questions about the size of these facilities and their purposes.

"Just found out the 10 most biggest stadiums in the USA are not even used hosting any matches of the World Cup, what do Americans even use all this stadiums for??" one person asked on social media.

People who live in America quickly responded with a variety of answers. Some said they convert football stadiums into hockey arenas just for fun. Others joked that they sacrifice Pop-Tarts live on air, referencing the Pop-Tart Bowl that happens near the end of the college football season.

Multiple social media users pointed out that Americans love to cover the college football fields with dirt so that they can hold monster truck rallies or school bus demolition derbies.

As many users pointed out, a stadium in America has numerous purposes. They hold sporting contests, concerts, graduation ceremonies, and countless other events that will draw in tens of thousands of people.