Quake of The Game
3,580 views · Published 1 December 2016 · 0:30 · Indexed 2 October 2026
Channel: Ohio State News · 2016 · Education
Starting with the 2016 football season, Ohio State University geologists have been measuring the magnitude of “fan quakes” created when fans jump up and down in Ohio Stadium. The biggest quake measured so far happened during the OSU-Michigan game, during Curtis Samuel’s winning touchdown in double overtime. It generated a cumulative 5.79-magnitude quake on the researchers’ newly created FanQuake Magnitude Scale. More info: http://go.osu.edu/fanquakeresults
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