What college football programs have the most traditions?

Hey there. I'm wondering, if you guys know of any colleges whose football program is deeply rooted with tradition? You know, something that's been part of their identity for ages. I want to be part of something like that. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

When it comes to football programs steeped in tradition, a few schools immediately stand out:

1. University of Notre Dame: The Fighting Irish have a rich history in college football. Notable traditions include the "Play Like a Champion Today" sign that players slap for good luck, the green jersey worn on special occasions, and the leprechaun mascot.

2. University of Michigan: As part of the Big Ten Conference, Michigan Wolverines have a strong tradition. Their "Go Blue" slogan is known nationwide, and The Big House—their stadium—is one of the most iconic in all of sports.

3. University of Alabama: The Crimson Tide, under iconic coach Bear Bryant and later Nick Saban, have a long history of success. One tradition is the Walk of Champions, where the team walks through a horde of cheering fans on the way to the stadium.

4. University of Texas: Another school with storied traditions, the Longhorns are known for the "Hook 'Em Horns" hand sign, the burnt orange color, and of course Bevo, their live longhorn mascot.

5. Ohio State University: The Buckeyes are also a school steeped in tradition. The "O-H-I-O" cheer and Script Ohio—where the marching band spells out Ohio in cursive—are famed traditions.

6. University of Southern California: USC Trojans have a history of success and tradition, including their mascot Traveler, a white horse ridden by a Trojan warrior, and the "Fight On" sign and song.

Every school has its unique traditions and they all contribute to an unforgettable college experience, so see which ones resonate with you the most!