1. Prison.

2. With emphasis "big", a higher-security prison than this one.

1. Prison
2. The Nickname for Michigan Stadium, where the University of Michigan Wolverines play their home games of NCAA football. Has an "official" (although often exceeded) capacity of 107,501, making it the largest American Football stadium in the world. At the time of this writing, U of M has won 3.5 home games for every home game that they have lost.

a high-security prison. The big house also indicates the home of an Antebellum plantation owner, suggesting that prisons are a form a slavery for many innocent African Americans.

The university of Michigan's field

The common nickname of University of Michigan's football stadium. At one point, it was the largest football stadium in the country, however it is now the second largest due to renovations. Now, Penn State's Beaver Stadium is indefinitely the largest football stadium in America.

1. The common nickname for the football stadium of the University of Michigan.

2. Home to the modern NCAA tragedy that is known and the University of Michigan Football Program. Although the exact origins of this not-so-pitied demise are in dispute, the tragedy was made official on October 10, 2008 when U of M lost to the University of Toledo Rockets, an MAC team. Ouch.