wetgopherhole
Member
- Joined
- Jun 17, 2009
- Messages
- 60
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 6
wow...i haven't posted on here for awhile but damn the stadium looks amazing...thanks for posting all the pics everyone...been stuck down in iowa city for the past 3 years and the one thing that does rock about this town is kinick stadium...im so pumped minnesotans will get to experience the same thing...if you haven't been to an outdoor college football game with plenty of tailgating...well youre going to be in for a real treat...
my dad's got season tickets so i will defn be at the air force game--cannot wait
i do have some words of advice however...if you plan on tailgating early...don't drink too late on friday...it will defn ruin the experience...or you could try what we call the "tie it on" method which is to continue to party all friday night, don't sleep, hit the tailgating, and then the game...ahh, college...
also since minnesotans are not really known for their epic tailgating...i will pass along some of the major tailgating sports that you should practice before air force
1. Horseshoes--ahh, a classic...this has been around a long time...the goal of the sport is to ring the horseshoe around a metal spike...4 pts for a ringer...2 for a leaner...and 1 if you are within a length of a horseshoe from the spike...in recent years this has become an endangered sport however...perhaps its the difficulty of drunken people hammering a spike into the ground...or that you are throwing a heavy metal object toward drunken people and the horseshoes usually have a tendency smack people that aren't looking
2. Bags/Sacks--the gold standard of all tailgating games...this is the modern version of horseshoes (without the broken toes from horseshoes)...the idea is to throw the bag into or on the board--which has a giant hole in the middle of it--1 pt for on the board and 3 pts for in the hole...maybe the most common of all tailgating games...u will see this on the way to TCF
3. Rodeo Golf/Latter Golf--this game consists of 3 horizontal pcv pipes in which you try to throw 2 golf balls that are connected via a rope to wrap around...u r awarded points if you wrap the rope around a pipe..the higher the pipe the more points is scored...the secret here is to throw the rope by holding only one golf ball...you want to get nice rotation as it releases from your hand...the two ball throw rarely works
4. Beer Pong--and on the classic table games...try to throw a ping pong ball in 1 of 9 cups that are arranged in a bowling pin formation--after you make it in one cup--the other team must drink the cup...and remove it from the table...this continues until on team has removed all the cups from the other side...great game...practice makes perfect on this game...the final cup is always a challenge
5. Flip Cup--my favorite and an IC classic...if you are late to your tailgating session and the game is about to start and you need to get drunk quick...this is an excellent choice...two teams are aligned on both sides of a table...the first two people on the ends of the table from differing teams go first and they race to slam their drink...after that they place their empty cup on the edge of the table and with one hand try to "flip" the cup over so the cup lands on its top upside down...once it lands...the next teammate can go...and which ever team finishes first wins...hint...having a wet table actually helps..the cup will "stick" better
get ready...![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
my dad's got season tickets so i will defn be at the air force game--cannot wait
i do have some words of advice however...if you plan on tailgating early...don't drink too late on friday...it will defn ruin the experience...or you could try what we call the "tie it on" method which is to continue to party all friday night, don't sleep, hit the tailgating, and then the game...ahh, college...
also since minnesotans are not really known for their epic tailgating...i will pass along some of the major tailgating sports that you should practice before air force
1. Horseshoes--ahh, a classic...this has been around a long time...the goal of the sport is to ring the horseshoe around a metal spike...4 pts for a ringer...2 for a leaner...and 1 if you are within a length of a horseshoe from the spike...in recent years this has become an endangered sport however...perhaps its the difficulty of drunken people hammering a spike into the ground...or that you are throwing a heavy metal object toward drunken people and the horseshoes usually have a tendency smack people that aren't looking
2. Bags/Sacks--the gold standard of all tailgating games...this is the modern version of horseshoes (without the broken toes from horseshoes)...the idea is to throw the bag into or on the board--which has a giant hole in the middle of it--1 pt for on the board and 3 pts for in the hole...maybe the most common of all tailgating games...u will see this on the way to TCF
3. Rodeo Golf/Latter Golf--this game consists of 3 horizontal pcv pipes in which you try to throw 2 golf balls that are connected via a rope to wrap around...u r awarded points if you wrap the rope around a pipe..the higher the pipe the more points is scored...the secret here is to throw the rope by holding only one golf ball...you want to get nice rotation as it releases from your hand...the two ball throw rarely works
4. Beer Pong--and on the classic table games...try to throw a ping pong ball in 1 of 9 cups that are arranged in a bowling pin formation--after you make it in one cup--the other team must drink the cup...and remove it from the table...this continues until on team has removed all the cups from the other side...great game...practice makes perfect on this game...the final cup is always a challenge
5. Flip Cup--my favorite and an IC classic...if you are late to your tailgating session and the game is about to start and you need to get drunk quick...this is an excellent choice...two teams are aligned on both sides of a table...the first two people on the ends of the table from differing teams go first and they race to slam their drink...after that they place their empty cup on the edge of the table and with one hand try to "flip" the cup over so the cup lands on its top upside down...once it lands...the next teammate can go...and which ever team finishes first wins...hint...having a wet table actually helps..the cup will "stick" better
get ready...