College football is full of traditions deeply woven into the fabric of American culture. In Ohio this week, people are wearing Beat Michigan shirts and jumping in Mirror Lake all week long leading up to the rivalry game on Saturday in Ann Arbor. At Clemson players and fans alike rub Howard’s rock before every game. University of Hawaii players do a crazy war dance called the Haka. But, one tradition that every young man and his father share at college football games across the country is gawking at their team’s (and sometimes the other team’s) cheerleaders between plays.