Ranking All 32 NFL Teams For Tailgating

November 19, 2007 in Tailgating Ideas

crazy-tailgating.jpgEarlier this month Sports Illustrated rated the game day atmosphere for all 32 NFL franchises using a litany of criteria to determine the best experience in the National Football League. SI graded each team and its city based on seven criteria; ticket prices and availability, food and souvenirs, stadium accessibility, the team’s 2007 performance, the neighborhood of the stadium, overall stadium atmosphere and of course tailgating. Each category was judged on a scale of one to 10. Based on the above mentioned criteria, The Green Bay Packers graded out on top racking up a final score of 54 out of a possible 70. That’s all well and good but we here at TailgatingIdeas.com only care about the tailgating experience. Hard core tailgaters don’t mind if their team is not doing so well or the costs of a souvenir inside the stadium. True tailgaters care about three things: parking costs, stadium accessibility and the overall tailgating atmosphere. We have taken the time to reevaluate the rankings and have tossed out the meaningless criteria that does not apply to the tailgater. With a maximum score of 20 available, will Lambeau Field and the Green Bay Packers still come out on top? The results may surprise you.
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SlyReply Helps Tailgaters Worry Less

November 16, 2007 in Tailgating Ideas

SlyReply LogoThere is always one at every tailgate party. You’ve seen him or her before. We’re talking about the main organizer. When you are the one that is planning and managing a tailgate for a large group of friends, you know it takes a lot of preparation, organization and a lot of help. If you are planning on having more than a handful of people tailgating you can’t possibly be expected to buy and transport all the food and tailgating gear for everyone. A brand new website called SlyReply now takes the stress out of planning a tailgate party.

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Win Cash Just For Tailgating

November 12, 2007 in Tailgating Ideas

On The Border SoupTailgating can get expensive depending on how hard core you are and if you go all out. Between parking fees, food and beverages, gas to get to the stadium, the cost of a grill, chairs, tables and everything else, tailgating can take a chunk from your wallet. Apparently On The Border wants to put some cash back in your pocket by offering the On The Border Tailgater’s Souper Bowl photo contest. Each week through the end of the football season (February 2008), On The Border will select 3 winners, 1st ($250), 2nd ($150) and 3rd ($100) for the best tailgating photo submitted. If your photo is the best of the year, you could walk away with $1,000 as the grand prize winner. Read the rest of this entry →

Petition To Reinstate Cal State Fullerton Titan Football

November 9, 2007 in Tailgating Ideas

Due to the overwhelming support to bring back Titan Football, a separate website has been created to promote this effort. Please visit www.bringbacktitanfootball.com for more information on the status of reinstating Cal State Fullerton Football.

The original text as it was published on November 9th, 2007 appears below:

Cal State Fullerton Football vs. CSU Northridge 1992

It’s been 15 years since the Cal State Fullerton Football Team played it’s last game in Titan Stadium. Even though Cal State Fullerton is best known for its four-time national championship baseball program, there are many that still yearn for the days when the Titans also played football. Recent reunions involving former players and coaches has opened up conversations about reinstating the Cal State Fullerton Football Program. Those conversations are not just all talk about how it was back in “the good ‘ol days”. Apparently the interest in bringing the program back has drawn the attention of the Cal State Fullerton Associated Students President. Heather Williams has scheduled a town hall meeting for November 29, 2007 to discuss the possibility of bringing back the football program. In an effort to maximize support for the reinstatement of the Cal State Fullerton Football Team, an online petition has been created and will be presented at the meeting.
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Tailgating Popular in Canada Too

November 6, 2007 in Uncategorized

canadian-tailgating.JPGThink tailgating is just reserved for American sports fans and concert goers? Think again. A recent study conducted by Toronto-based Leger Marketing and funded by Weber Grills reported some interesting statistics when it comes to tailgating in Canada. Not surprisingly, Canadians love tailgating just as much as their American counterparts.

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