NDSU vs Sundogs

Runway 31 should be available or plenty of grass next to 36.

The whole Vic's aircraft and the air museum could be tailgaters. Maybe limit that area to 1 spot per car.

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Originally Posted by THEsocalledfan

Dude, I'm not going until morning. Folks, this is AWESOME! What are they going to do? They will never be able to enforce the letter of the rules with these numbers. Folks will ignore them or NDSU will open more lots. Control or no control are their options.

So, be sure to go. I an heading up at 5. Worst case, NDSU loses all control and I set up at some random spot.

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Or they can do what some professional teams do. You are not allowed in the tailgate lots close to the stadium unless you have tickets to the game.
Be careful what you wish for.

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Originally Posted by Green1

I guess I was speaking to the point of opening up the south lot tonight. Let people in. The world will not end. No minor will be corrupted. People will know where they stand at least.

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Well our admin is so afraid of this silent tailgate "opposition" good luck with that happening or anything happening outside of the standard procedure.

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Originally Posted by Ndsu84

Runway 31 should be available or plenty of grass next to 36.

The whole Vic's aircraft and the air museum could be tailgaters. Maybe limit that area to 1 spot per car.

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You think Vics wants to take on the responsibility and liability of people drinking on their property?

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

Or they can do what some professional teams do. You are not allowed in the tailgate lots close to the stadium unless you have tickets to the game.
Be careful what you wish for.

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Or they could be like a ton of other colleges and open it up.....

Common sense and power may be mutually exclusive in this case.

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Originally Posted by NDSUstudent

Or they could be like a ton of other colleges and open it up.....

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I dont think Ive seen an open tailgate with no rules in my travels. Iowa stae last year was different because of the rain and wet grounds. The other time at Iowa State we had to wait in line to get in to the lot. Iowa has lots all over the place but the majority are reserved. Kansas and Kansas State had line to get in. Where is this utopia of tailgating lots? Where there are no rules and people can park at anytime they want?

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

I dont think Ive seen an open tailgate with no rules in my travels. Iowa stae last year was different because of the rain and wet grounds. The other time at Iowa State we had to wait in line to get in to the lot. Iowa has lots all over the place but the majority are reserved. Kansas and Kansas State had line to get in. Where is this utopia of tailgating lots? Where there are no rules and people can park at anytime they want?

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75 miles north. (Although 10 people are pretty easy to control) :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

I dont think Ive seen an open tailgate with no rules in my travels. Iowa stae last year was different because of the rain and wet grounds. The other time at Iowa State we had to wait in line to get in to the lot. Iowa has lots all over the place but the majority are reserved. Kansas and Kansas State had line to get in. Where is this utopia of tailgating lots? Where there are no rules and people can park at anytime they want?

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There will always be lines, but if supply meets demand you don't have any major issues.

Like I said before, this is an issue of supply. People wouldn't line up at some insane time if they thought could get in line by showing up at a reasonable time and still have hope of getting a spot.

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

I dont think Ive seen an open tailgate with no rules in my travels. Iowa stae last year was different because of the rain and wet grounds. The other time at Iowa State we had to wait in line to get in to the lot. Iowa has lots all over the place but the majority are reserved. Kansas and Kansas State had line to get in. Where is this utopia of tailgating lots? Where there are no rules and people can park at anytime they want?

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I don't think anyone is suggesting a "Lord of the Flies" scenario where there is no rules, survival of the strongest and chaos. Just an improvement of what we have. Demand outstrips supply for years.

What has been done? Nothing.

Now we have a situation that threatens to solve itself because of inaction. Will it be the end of the world?...of course not, but it should be a wake-up call to the administration that they need to explore solutions to this problem.