American football has its historical roots in the latter part of the 19th century as a merge of rugby and soccer played at American colleges. The very first official game occurred in 1869 between ...

The American version of football developed in the 19th century among college students. In 1869, students from Princeton and Rutgers organized the first intercollegiate football contest in New ...

With the origins of American Football, Camp gave each offense 15 plays to drive the field and score. The problem was, ...

HISTORY: S ee who has won every college football national championship ever In 1916, Fritz Pollard became the first African American football player to participate in a Rose Bowl.

The Oneidas’ story is complicated, say Cronin and Tallec Marston, because the origins of American football are complicated. From the early 19th century on, various iterations of “football”—often ...

What’s in a nickname? That is a question The Athletic will be answering this week, as we trace the origins of football clubs’ monikers in England, Germany, Italy, France, Spain and the rest of ...

Whether you’re here to draw inspiration from the musical origins of our 131-year old home or bask in the quiet comfort of a tree-lined brick street, The American Football House offers a unique ...

The Origins of American Football in Brazil. Imagine this: It’s the late 1980s, and a group of Brazilians, fresh from living in the U.S., return home craving their Sunday football fix.

As American football developed further, so did its structure and organization. The National Football League was officially established in 1920, laying down a formal framework for professional play.

American football has its historical roots in the latter part of the 19th century as a merge of rugby and soccer played at American colleges.