In January, Pat Hobbs talked about a "tailgate in the stadium" in conjunction with the wrestling match before the Rutgers-Maryland football game at Yankee Stadium. We were told that the athletic department was working on creating "a really memorable and unique experience".
So here we are, about two months before the event, and we have heard nothing about what is being planned. The Alumni Association has announced a "KnighT Pass" to give alumni an option to buy a standing room ticket to the game for $20 bucks (which includes a complimentary drink). But for season ticket holders who already have seats, all that gets you is a free drink for $20.
So what is the Athletic Department planning for season ticket holders? We know there is a wrestling match. Between the wrestling match and football game there is a 90 minute gap? If you watch the wrestling match and then leave the stadium to head to a nearby bar, your ticket will NOT provide readmission to the stadium. So you're stuck in Yankee Stadium for at least an hour and a half, doing what?
The game is about 2 months away. I hope the Athletic Department doesn't treat this like Johnson Park parking and wait until the week of the game to finally make an announcement, when it is too late for season ticket holders to make or change their plans, and it is too late for someone else to plan something fun in the (likely) event that the Athletic Department drops the ball.
So here we are, about two months before the event, and we have heard nothing about what is being planned. The Alumni Association has announced a "KnighT Pass" to give alumni an option to buy a standing room ticket to the game for $20 bucks (which includes a complimentary drink). But for season ticket holders who already have seats, all that gets you is a free drink for $20.
So what is the Athletic Department planning for season ticket holders? We know there is a wrestling match. Between the wrestling match and football game there is a 90 minute gap? If you watch the wrestling match and then leave the stadium to head to a nearby bar, your ticket will NOT provide readmission to the stadium. So you're stuck in Yankee Stadium for at least an hour and a half, doing what?
The game is about 2 months away. I hope the Athletic Department doesn't treat this like Johnson Park parking and wait until the week of the game to finally make an announcement, when it is too late for season ticket holders to make or change their plans, and it is too late for someone else to plan something fun in the (likely) event that the Athletic Department drops the ball.