Oregon made a boisterous entrance into the Big Ten as it took part in its first major event in its new conference home. During Day 1 of Big Ten Media Days in Indianapolis, an enlarged inflatable of ...

Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning is entering the Big Ten Conference with a bang. After a giant inflatable Duck floated the Indianapolis River on Tuesday, coach Lanning, quarterback Dillon Gabriel, tight ...

Fans have been taking inflatables into football matches since the 1980s Grimsby Town fans have been banned from taking inflatables into their match this weekend at Barnet after they took hundreds to ...

He's back. The giant inflatable Duck Oregon took to Big Ten Media Days has resurfaced in Wisconsin. However, this time the apparition appeared through computer magic. But hey, did you think Godzilla ...

SAN ANTONIO – This inflatable race is anything but “par for the course”... Mike and Fiona race to the finish in a giant inflatable obstacle course, set up by Games2U San Antonio. You may have seen ...

The Oregon Ducks football program sure does know how to make an entrance. On the first day of Big Ten Media Days at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, the Oregon football program, which will be making ...

May 16—The Great Bend High School Panther football team will enter Memorial Stadium through an inflatable tunnel in the fall semester, thanks to a donation from April Gatton. Her donation to the GBHS ...

A high school football team’s dramatic entrance didn’t go quite as planned before a recent game in Chandler, Arizona, when the flaps on an inflatable tunnel failed to open. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb shares ...

INDIANAPOLIS — A few minutes after taking his seat behind a microphone at Big Ten Media Days last week, new Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel was asked about his decision to pursue a sixth season of ...

In the always escalating arms race around school pride and discretionary funding in high school football, Allen appears to have taken a dramatic stand. The Eagles unveiled a new inflatable, on-field ...

As the World Cup rolls into its final stages, the greatest sporting spectacle that Africa has hosted will soon be over, but how many people across the continent were able to even see the matches?