This Taylor Takes a Taste post has the best visual representation I’ve seen online of what tailgating in The Grove is like. The photos are extensive and really well shot. The sea of tents, elaborate table settings, girls, food, and the plethora of bow ties are all covered. Taylor visited 10 schools last year and is hitting up 12 more campuses this year on his college town tour. Hopefully, every trip is this entertaining.
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If you haven’t seen it yet, check out Chad Gibbs’ look at the last decade of the . It’s pretty damn funny and nostalgic. Chad also has a new book out called Check out a taste of the link below
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We’ve added a new page that has Numerical & Alphabetical Rosters for every team in the SEC. I went through each school’s media guide and trimmed it down to just the roster. They are in the .pdf format and can either be downloaded and printed, or loaded on your phone for when you’re tailgating or inside the stadium. The link for the rosters will stay in the right hand column of every page on the site. If this is something people like, we’ll do it for the other conferences as well.
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Maxim has put together a gallery of some hot SEC girls. These are professional shots of girls from Florida, Alabama, Ole Miss, LSU, Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi State, and South Carolina. Shockingly, no girl from Vandy is included.
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Outside of fraternities, most people don’t wear a coat and tie tailgating these days. Many of us though have suffered the horror of the dreaded fall wedding . Southern Proper makes sure you can still sport some team pride while you’re chugging free bourbon and constantly checking your phone for scores. They have a collection of neck and bow ties adorned with the mascots of a variety of colleges. By my count they have Alabama, Auburn (though tiger paws), Clemson, East Carolina, Florida, UGA, Georgia Tech, LSU, Mississippi State, North Carolina, NC State, Ole Miss, Texas, and Virginia all covered. You may have to click on their sample to see the logo in a different color (like UGA and MSU in red and maroon). In addition to their online store, these ties are available at a bunch of stores across the Southeast and beyond.
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