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Roll Call - Last home game of the SEASON! USC, Nov 23.
- Thread starter sackman
- Start date
Parking is gonna be a bitch and they're not sure if it's going to be safe for Ralphie to run tonight:
BOULDER, Colo. - Due to the snowfall the latter part of the week, the grass fields at
the University of Colorado will be closed for the Buffaloes' final home game
Saturday night against the University of Southern California.
University
officials made the decision Friday morning to close all fields, meaning that
there will be no parking permitted on Franklin Field just east of Folsom Field,
and in addition, all pregame activities scheduled for Duane Physics Lawn and
Benson Field have been relocated or cancelled for the safety and comfort of
those planning to attend.
The Alumni C-Club tailgate will move to
Boedecker Gym in the Coors Events Center, which is located in the
basketball/volleyball practice facility which can be accessed off Regent Drive.
Ralphie's Corral has been cancelled.
Athletic department officials will
determine on Saturday if the field conditions inside the stadium are safe for
Ralphie, CU's live buffalo mascot, to make her usual run leading the team out on
to the field ahead of the game's 7:37 p.m. kickoff.
Those with permits to
park at Franklin Field may park in lot 494 near the Coors Event Center. All
surface parking lots will open at 3:30 p.m.
On non-game days, Franklin
Field is a well-maintained athletic field used by campus recreation and club
sports as well as providing an environmentally friendly open space for the
beauty of the CU campus. It is important that the integrity of University
fields are not destroyed as it will displace programs that use them and cost a
significant amount of money to repair.
Map of CU parking lots: http://www.cubuffs.com/fls/600/tickets/donor_parking.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=600
Additional
game day information can be found at:
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=600&ATCLID=209226494
BOULDER, Colo. - Due to the snowfall the latter part of the week, the grass fields at
the University of Colorado will be closed for the Buffaloes' final home game
Saturday night against the University of Southern California.
University
officials made the decision Friday morning to close all fields, meaning that
there will be no parking permitted on Franklin Field just east of Folsom Field,
and in addition, all pregame activities scheduled for Duane Physics Lawn and
Benson Field have been relocated or cancelled for the safety and comfort of
those planning to attend.
The Alumni C-Club tailgate will move to
Boedecker Gym in the Coors Events Center, which is located in the
basketball/volleyball practice facility which can be accessed off Regent Drive.
Ralphie's Corral has been cancelled.
Athletic department officials will
determine on Saturday if the field conditions inside the stadium are safe for
Ralphie, CU's live buffalo mascot, to make her usual run leading the team out on
to the field ahead of the game's 7:37 p.m. kickoff.
Those with permits to
park at Franklin Field may park in lot 494 near the Coors Event Center. All
surface parking lots will open at 3:30 p.m.
On non-game days, Franklin
Field is a well-maintained athletic field used by campus recreation and club
sports as well as providing an environmentally friendly open space for the
beauty of the CU campus. It is important that the integrity of University
fields are not destroyed as it will displace programs that use them and cost a
significant amount of money to repair.
Map of CU parking lots: http://www.cubuffs.com/fls/600/tickets/donor_parking.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=600
Additional
game day information can be found at:
http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=600&ATCLID=209226494
hahahaha nice avatar ocho hahaha
You could leave them at home, come down to Sackygate, and get ****housed!
It's a possibility. Issue is that I've gone out on my own to 2 basketball games this week already. It gets to be a little much as far as blowing off the family.
But thats what families are for.
Good times. So hung over
I have to say, in spite of the cold and dark, that was a pretty good tailgate. It really wasn't all that cold, and the hot cider and jambalaya helped keep things warm.
Also a huge thanks to everybody who topped off the liquor. We killed at least six bottles yesterday - including the cake vodka. Special thanks to Superbuff on that one. I brought home a lot less than I showed up with, which means I won't have to drag that stuff back to the CSU game next year.
Also a huge thanks to everybody who topped off the liquor. We killed at least six bottles yesterday - including the cake vodka. Special thanks to Superbuff on that one. I brought home a lot less than I showed up with, which means I won't have to drag that stuff back to the CSU game next year.