re: What is SEC culture?

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You've probably never been to Columbia, MO

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I've never had a reason to go to MO. Now that I know you're the meth lab capital of the U.S., I'll bump it up on my list of vacation spots.

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Different areas have different traditions. In November the nights can get a little chilly out so Rally Night at the bars has been a tradition. Besides, I'd rather be at Harpo's with hundreds of hot girls than sitting out in a parking lot drinking beer with a bunch of guys.

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I have tents, coats, my woman, and RV's to keep me warm and dry. Bourbon helps, too. Tailgating in a bar is like playing baseball in a church. I'm sure it's possible, but it's not right. Hot girls are great, but my focus is the game, not the cheerleaders. I'll bar hop when it isn't game day.

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Black and white TV?? You should come to our tailgate right outside Farout Field. We have a 20' cargo trailer with "concession windows" that open up on each side for three flat screen TVs on each side. It's equipped with an onboard generator (muffled, of course), a satellite dish and a full sound system. We can not only watch the game inside, but several other games at the same time. Next to one side of that we put up an 800 square foot tent with plenty of tables, chairs, full bar, steam table set-up to keep the food hot, lots of beer, SODA and food.

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That wasn't my point. I've never had to watch a game on a tiny black and white TV. My point was that being inside or right outside the stadium is more important to me than a bartender and some eye candy. Generators, huge TVs, satellite dishes, drinks, and food are part of tailgating at LSU, too. The real fans would never be caught dead letting hot girls distract them from a game.