The Official Yale Bowl Tailgate and Stadium Checklist

Tailgating is half the fun of going to a football game. It’s more than likely that the practice started at Yale, which is fitting since Yale is where football was essentially created. Tailgating at the Yale Bowl is a grand tradition that has been enjoyed by the Yurasko’s for over thirty years. Over these years, “The Bowl Checklist” has evolved and grown. Currently, its more appropriate for that other grand team in plain dark blue and white uniforms - Penn State, as William and Christopher attend that University. Penn State’s Beaver Stadium was recognized in a national survey conducted by Kentucky Friend Chicken as in the #1 place to tailgate in 1998.

YALE BOWL & BEAVER STADIUM TAILGATE & STADIUM CHECKLIST

FOOD: Soup & crackers Cheese & crackers Sandwiches Deviled or hard-boiled eggs Carrot & celery sticks (cucumber sticks) Potato chips Peanuts & other nibbles Tortilla chips & salsa Apples Cookies		DRINK: Whiskey sours Scotch Wine & beer Soft drinks Ice Coffee, tea, & hot chocolate
LOOK AT THE PUPPY! Handsome Dan, mascot of the Yale Bulldogs	PAPER AND PLASTIC: Plates Styrofoam hot cups Plastic cold cups Napkins Paper towels Handi-wipes or Wet Ones Plastic knives, forks, spoons Water Ziploc bags Garbage bags Kleenex Cooler with Ice	THE STATELY NITTANY LION
BARBECUE: Camp stove or grill Propane or charcoal & lighter Aluminum foil Meat (Hamburger, hot dogs, etc.) Rolls Cooking utensils		CONDIMENTS: Salt & pepper Heinz Ketchup Mustard & relish Kraft Miracle Whip Pickles
YALE FOOTBALL on the internet: Bulldog Bytes	OTHER: Flashlight Can opener, bottle opener, cork screw Knife Table cloth Folding table Matches* Marching Band CD/Tape*	PENN STATE FOOTBALL on the internet From the PSU Sports Information Office
The Yale Bowl	STADIUM:: Tickets Stadium blankets & cushions Heavy polyvinyl sheeting (rain, wind, snow) Binoculars Pennants & Pins Wool Hats & gloves Cold weather gear	Beaver Stadium

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