FSU to allow fans and tailgating

[DualThreat]

FSU to allow tailgating before football games this season

Florida State will offer tailgating options for all of its home football games during the 2020 season, but it is asking Seminoles fans to follow safety protocol due to the coronavirus pandemic. &#8…

www.orlandosentinel.com

25% capacity and tailgating.
Hopefully Miami follows suit even though they said back in June that there would be no tailgating at HRS this season.

 

[Baba Yaga]

They're low-key trying get their season canceled early by exposing the team to the rona so they can avoid the ***-whooping of biblical proportions they have coming their way.

 

[JD08]

Tailgating fans shouldn't give it to the players. Just got to keep them distanced.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

FSU to allow tailgating before football games this season

Florida State will offer tailgating options for all of its home football games during the 2020 season, but it is asking Seminoles fans to follow safety protocol due to the coronavirus pandemic. &#8…

www.orlandosentinel.com

25% capacity and tailgating.
Hopefully Miami follows suit even though they said back in June that there would be no tailgating at HRS this season.

I doubt they reverse the tailgating, and we’ll be lucky if they allow 25% at HRS.

I’m not saying I agree with it, I just think that’s most likely.

 

[We’reBackCane]

I think we will ultimately get to 25% attendance without tailgating.

 

[DualThreat]

I doubt they reverse the tailgating, and we’ll be lucky if they allow 25% at HRS.

I’m not saying I agree with it, I just think that’s most likely.

The mayor of Dade has already said in an interview with Andy Slater that he thinks fans will be allowed in some capacity at HRS. He suggested 25%.

as for tailgating, the Dolphins idiotically stated back in June that none would be allowed this season. HOPEFULLY Steven Ross walks those comments back

 

[Brains]

The mayor of Dade has already said in an interview with Andy Slater that he thinks fans will be allowed in some capacity at HRS. He suggested 25%.

as for tailgating, the Dolphins idiotically stated back in June that none would be allowed this season. HOPEFULLY Steven Ross walks those comments back

I also thought that was way too early from the Dolphins.

 

[RangerGranger]

as an FSU alum, the fawkin town is crawling with people on gameday.

Hate that place. But it was cheap $$

 

[Bccrhp]

Neg away, but this is a bad idea. Watch these idiots **** it up for the rest of us.

 

[hoops156]

FSU to allow tailgating before football games this season

Florida State will offer tailgating options for all of its home football games during the 2020 season, but it is asking Seminoles fans to follow safety protocol due to the coronavirus pandemic. &#8…

www.orlandosentinel.com

25% capacity and tailgating.
Hopefully Miami follows suit even though they said back in June that there would be no tailgating at HRS this season.

its up to the fins as the canes have stated they are following the fins guidelines for seating and fans. also, ZERO shot you get tailgating in the hardest hit area of the state

 

[Go Canes!!]

Whatever the NFL does we do.

 

[hoops156]

The mayor of Dade has already said in an interview with Andy Slater that he thinks fans will be allowed in some capacity at HRS. He suggested 25%.

as for tailgating, the Dolphins idiotically stated back in June that none would be allowed this season. HOPEFULLY Steven Ross walks those comments back

he also stated in may or so that he envisioned fans at marlins game this june. he isnt a trusted source to listen to on this (hes been fighting with city mayors all across the county)

also, Tally is as different as you can be from South FL. north and south Fl are two diff states basically.

also, why would ross walk those comments back? tailgating is a bad idea if you want to have fans in the stands. the only itll work is no tailgating and limited capacity

 

[shwarma5]

No matter what you personally feel, increased case counts around the sport and players are one step closer to cancellations. That's not political conjecture, it's just simple fact at this point.

 

[MikeCane18]

Tailgating is a dicey proposition. Do you have to have a ticket to go tailgate or are we talking like 80k people just partying in the parking lot while 20k of them get to go in with tickets? Just using arbitrary figures. Guess we will find out.

 

[Hurracanes]

No matter what you personally feel, increased case counts around the sport and players are one step closer to cancellations. That's not political conjecture, it's just simple fact at this point.

This. A simple concept that isn’t so simple to some.

 

[JG14]

If they dont go in to tailgate outside the stadium they will be in the numerous bars and other areas right around it. Going to be cluster, but should fail in comparison to the Herpes outbreak in '07

 

[JgDaCane]

good. anything that gets us closer to normality im in favor of.

 

[Xander]

Hopefully no band allowed. They probably won't do much playing anyway with that team

 

[hoops156]

Tailgating is a dicey proposition. Do you have to have a ticket to go tailgate or are we talking like 80k people just partying in the parking lot while 20k of them get to go in with tickets? Just using arbitrary figures. Guess we will find out.

its gonna be a million people on and around campus and at those bars next to the stadium with only a quarter of the stadium being filled.

 

[rok]

If they dont go in to tailgate outside the stadium they will be in the numerous bars and other areas right around it. Going to be cluster, but should fail in comparison to the Herpes outbreak in '07

Lyme Disease was also rampant that year in Tally iirc