Tailgating Tips - University of North Carolina Athletics

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Sep 19Final

L20- 28

Clemson, S.C. (Memorial Stadium)

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Oct 3Final

L26- 37

Chapel Hill

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Oct 10Final

W21- 17

Pittsburgh, Pa. (Acrisure Stadium)

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Oct 17Final

W24- 20

Durham, N.C. (Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium)

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Oct 24Final

L30- 31

Chapel Hill

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Oct 317:30 P.M.

Chapel Hill

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Nov 7Noon

East Hartford, Conn. (Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field)

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Nov 14TBA

Chapel Hill

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Nov 21TBA

Charlottesville, Va. (Scott Stadium)

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Nov 28TBA

Chapel Hill

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September 5, 2001 | Football

By: UNC Athletic Communications

Arrive early. This is especially true of games in Chapel Hill as parking lots tend to fill up quickly and many are reserved for Educational Foundation members or require a special pass. The earlier you arrive, the better parking space you will have. Plus, you'll have that much more time to enjoy your tailgating before the game starts.

Wear Carolina Blue. It's a great color, and it distinguishes Carolina fans apart from the orange, maroon, purple and red that often invade our stadium.

Remember the necessities. You can't have a tailgate without food and beverage. Pick up some chicken before you reach your parking destination or bring in your momma's best country cookin' to liven up the party. And please, put all beverages in a cup and be responsible.

Things to remember that are often forgotten:
- Music
- Water
- Trash Bags
- Paper towels
- Bottle opener
- Utensils
- Table
- Tablecloth
- Foldable Chairs
- Football
- Paper plates/cups
- Camera