The First Night Football Game EVER | Profit From the Past September 28,1892

On September 28, 1892, players from Wyoming Seminary and Mansfield University played the first ever night football game.

The game itself lasted just 20 minutes, and ended in a 0-0 tie at halftime because the lighting system being used was so inadequate. It’s also said that several players had collisions with the light pole.

Of course, today, night games are a fixture of most every sport, and modern stadiums are palatial, costing billions of dollars. They also boast cutting edge security systems that have come to include facial recognition and artificial intelligence components.

Jason Simpkins has recommended some of the companies behind those technologies - and you can find out more about those by clicking the links below.

Artificial Intelligence & Facial Recognition: The Multi-Trillion Dollar Market: https://www.outsiderclub.com/resources/artificial-intelligence-facial-recognition-the-multi-trillion-dollar-market-of-the-not-so-far-future/94851

Are You Ready for Russia's Meltdown? https://www.outsiderclub.com/are-you-ready-for-russia-s-meltdown-/110457

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Profit From the Past is a weekly series that examines historical events and the opportunity they provide to us today, usually in the stock market. Every Wednesday host Jason Simpkins will discuss a different piece of history on (or around) its anniversary, and how it has created an investment opportunity for us today.

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