Tailgate Essentials

by Dominator528

College football is gaining momentum and the NFL is waiting for the curtain to drop.  All football games no matter they to be College, Pro or tthe High School match ups like Indianapolis Ben Davis at Mishawaka Penn.  All of them have one thing in common - they start with a tailgate.

Armchair.com has shown to be a collective group of men (and women) who don't just watch sports, read about sports, comment about sports (some more than others Falcon, Romi, and Manny) - but by your articles you are people that go to the GAME.  I want to hear what you take with you.

What is in your cooler - what is on the grill - what can you not forget or the GAME is a loss before it starts.  Everyone tailgates in their own way and everyone has a THING that is theirs and that is what I want to hear about.

Hold those beers high - skewer those brats lean and tell us what makes your salsa con queso the best in the lot

RawbeezeitzMajor Leaguer

817 days ago

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One Pats game I tailgated at, it was before we were 21, so we brought rum and coke already mixed in Pepsi bottles, a few burgers, and a few brats. The two dudes from Maine next to us brought about 10 pounds of deer meat and gave us some. It was gamy, but it was good.

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Dominator528JV Squad

817 days ago

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Growing up around Notre Dame I remember the air filled with Polka Chellos at the tailgates I attended.

The only pictures I could find were on a Michigan State site:

http://www.s...us-maki.html

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BigPPupMajor Leaguer

817 days ago

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When you attend a tailgate party at UVA there are 2 ways to do it. If you are an alumn then you have money, and then your tailgate is good Virginia wine, rum, burbon, fine cheese, maybe some pulled pork bbq and a cooler of imports Heiniken. If you are a student or just a regular fan then you do it up with a cooler of beer domestic, throw, in some big jumbo hotdogs, and couple of my special hamburgers, and a handle of Jim Beam.

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