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Tailgating at Its Finest 5 Tailgates So Good You Might Miss the Game
1. Bronco legends Jay Ajayi and Ian Johnson both share the record for rushing touchdowns in a single game (5) with this lesser known Bronco.
2. Kellen Moore’s 43 touchdowns in 2011 is tied for first in Bronco history. Who is he tied with?
3. Who did Boise State play when they set the Albertsons Stadium attendance record of 36,864?
4. What was the name of the famous 2-point conversion play that gave Boise State their first Fiesta Bowl victory?
5. The Broncos and Vandals played 40 games over their historic rivalry. What is the record in games played between the schools, and who leads? ANSWERS
There’s a slight buzz in the air as you walk through the parking lot. Your ears embrace the sounds of cheering and conversation. Smells of recipes that took years to perfect fill your nostrils as you navigate through a sea of tents and pickup trucks. Friends and family wait at your destination with a cold beverage. The crowds of people all sport the colors of the home team as you finally arrive for what you’ve waited for all week: game day. Tailgating is a college football tradition unlike any other. Schools across the country will claim to have the best, but few can back it up. Here are five universities that can talk the talk and walk the walk. 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Go blue! The tailgate in Ann Arbor is truly something to behold. “The Big House” parking lot opens at 7 a.m., and from then on, it’s all party, all the time. With one of college football’s biggest stadiums, it’s only natural that the tailgate follows suit. 2. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Walleye, cheese curds, and brats are just the beginning at Camp Randall. Wisconsin has great tailgating at the stadium, but the local hotspots of the surrounding area are even better places to show your Badger pride. If you can’t get into the arena to jump around in the fourth quarter, you can still join the tradition anywhere in Madison where there’s red and white. 3. LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Geaux Tigers! LSU’s tailgate is something to be revered across the country because of its food options. While the jambalaya and barbecue are utterly fantastic, Tiger fans whip up something else when the University of Florida comes to town: alligator. 4. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON The Huskies have a different take on tailgating than almost any other university in the country. While most schools gather in parking lots, Washington fans are out in the water. That’s right — this “tailgate” is known for the boats that pull into Union Bay right outside the stadium. 5. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI On game day, the Grove at Ole Miss transforms from a serene 10-acre park with mature trees to a scene unlike any other. Tens of thousands of fans gather in their red, white, and blue to prepare for the Walk of Champions, where the entire team strolls through the tailgate on their way to the stadium. It’s 35 years of tradition that contributes something special to the scene.
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Game Day
Bacon-Wrapped Tater Tot Bombs
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2 cups frozen Tater Tots, at room temperature 1 ounce sharp cheddar cheese, cut into 1/4-inch squares
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4 slices bacon, quartered
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1/4 cup brown sugar, packed
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1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley leaves
1. Heat oven to 400 F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat; set aside.
2. Working one at a time, wrap each Tater Tot and cheese square with a piece of bacon. Repeat with remaining Tater Tots, cheese squares, and bacon pieces. Dredge each Tater Tot in the brown sugar, pressing to coat. 3. Place Tater Tots seam-side down onto the prepared baking sheet. Place into oven and bake for 20–25 minutes, using metal tongs to turn at halftime.
4. Serve immediately; garnish with parsley, if desired.
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