It is hard to believe that the 2011 college football season has almost come to an end. Fortunately, there is one more game left before the Bowl Madness begins. This Saturday, LSU and UGA will square off in the Georgia Dome to decide the SEC Champion. I am not one to comment on what will
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Saturday evenings in the fall are a special time. If you are an LSU fan, you know that it is a tradition for all home games in Tiger Stadium to have an evening kickoff. This gives you plenty of time to cook all of your tailgating food!

SEC fans are known for their tailgating and passionate love of football. In this article, we take a look at the tailgating traditions of the Auburn Tigers and their loyal fan base.

Every school has a color palette that they identify as their own, but very few schools have a pattern. I am sure that if you have ever been to a gameday in Tuscaloosa, or have had Bama come to your stadium, you know what I am talking about.

It is a color that is unmistakable. Whether you love it or hate it, every SEC fan has an opinion on Tennessee’s trademark color. Each Saturday in Tennessee or wherever the Vols may be playing, you are sure to see plenty of it.

Alabama has done it twice, LSU has done it once. After this weekend, Georgia has joined the list of SEC teams who have played in the Chick-fil-a kickoff game. All of these teams and their fan bases have made the trip to Atlanta. Check out tailgating with Georgia at the Chick-fil-A kickoff game.

It’s almost that time. With Labor Day weekend approaching, summer is ending and COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON is about to begin. With college football comes tailgating. Here are five reasons to tailgate in the SEC.