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Descriptive Essay- Football
Lambert 1
Hayley
College Writing
3, Sept. 2013
A Stadium of Fun The Pittsburgh Steelers have been my favorite football team since the day I was born. One fine memory I have of my childhood is watching Sunday night games with my dad, begging him to let me stay up late to see the ending. Football was always our thing, our special bond you could call it. We never thought anything could be more exciting than watching our team win on our giant flat screen television until we went to an actual Pittsburgh Steelers game. That day at the game, I discovered that Heinz Stadium offers an abundance of sights, smells and sounds. I’ll never forget the things that I saw at the stadium. There were banners hung this way and that on the walls. Tons of eager fans filled the stands; we were all dying to get a glance of Bill Cower pumping his team up. Various faces in the crowd were painted black and yellow. Thousands of golden terrible towels were waving through the air. Giant pictures of players like Ben Roethlisberger, Troy Polamalu, and Hines Ward were scattered throughout the walkways. I have never seen grass as green and beautiful as the grass on the field. As the players were warming up, my sights were set on Big Ben throwing the football in a perfect spiral. I literally thought I had died and gone to Steeler heaven. As I looked at my dad, I realized that he felt the same way that I did. His eyes lit up with joy and excitement; my eyes fell in love with the marvelous sights that I saw on that day.

My nose discovered so many new and different smells while at the football game. As I was walking by the concession stand, my mouth started to water as I indulged in the wonderful scents of stadium food. The aroma of popcorn was so delicious; I had to talk my dad into getting me a bag of my own. As we made our way to the stands, I could literally smell the sweat rolling off of the people that were standing around me. The lady to my left had on a little too much

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