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Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 9:00 am
by StallionsModelT
The entire tailgating area is covered by trees and tents. No reason to worry about that. By around 8:00 then sun won't be a factor on the visitors side and you should be fine.

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 5:44 pm
by H-E-B Mustang
Pony147 wrote:
H-E-B Mustang wrote:
BobcatSteve wrote:Thanks again for all the info. We are starting to make a list of things to hit up. In regards to the game and weather. Is there anywhere to get out of the heat? A little worried for our little one. Just wondering if there are tents with those big cooling fans or anything like that? I haven't experienced humitity before. I hear that's what gets ya.


Most visiting fans have tickets for the game where they may be facing the sun. Feel free to move around the stadium and sit in the shade.


There will be plenty of empty seats... but the visitor's section will be in the shade by 7:30 at the very latest


Game starts at 7:00. Pre-game activites well before that. Sundown at around 8:00. Figure it out.

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 5:50 pm
by mustangbill67
unlike the mountains, it does not cool down when the sun goes down. expect it to be sweltering the entire game. I live in the mountains during the summer and fall and it is tough to come back for these early games.

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2013 2:41 pm
by sponygirl
SMU89 wrote:Any Montana fans want to drop by our tailgate spot just send me a message.

These are reserved; so, can give specific directions.

BobcatSteve,

This post is what we find to be the essence of an SMU game. The Boulveard welcomes fans regardless of whom they're rooting for. A couple of Schools, such as Cox, offer free food & limited drink to alumni and "friends" and there are food and drink available for purchase at several locations. Individual tailgaters may welcome you in for a tv update on college scores, such as the previous poster. The SMU alumni band performs about an hour or so before kickoff and Peruna(our little mascot), cheerleaders, and the SMU regular band marches along the boulevard and into the stadium about 30-40 minutes prior to the game. As another fan noted, there will be plenty of open seats, so feel free to move to a shady spot if needed. The south end zone is also a grassy spot that is a great area for kids to play and picnic. Hope you enjoy your visit.

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2013 4:40 pm
by MustangStealth
mustangbill67 wrote:unlike the mountains, it does not cool down when the sun goes down. expect it to be sweltering the entire game. I live in the mountains during the summer and fall and it is tough to come back for these early games.


Also, if you would like a breeze during the game, you will need to provide your own.

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2013 5:34 pm
by couch 'em
BobcatSteve wrote:Thanks again for all the info. We are starting to make a list of things to hit up. In regards to the game and weather. Is there anywhere to get out of the heat? A little worried for our little one. Just wondering if there are tents with those big cooling fans or anything like that? I haven't experienced humitity before. I hear that's what gets ya.


Actually the game looks relatively mild:

High of 97 at 1PM
Down to 93 by 7PM
Down to 84 by 10PM

Humidity in the low 30s. Should be a pleasant game. Last Saturday was still over 100 at nightfall

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 2:52 am
by mustang addict
Oh man what they didn't expect is their plane had some kind of mess up I think before leaving and was not going to arrive until 2 this morning!

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 11:22 am
by lwjr
mustang addict wrote:Oh man what they didn't expect is their plane had some kind of mess up I think before leaving and was not going to arrive until 2 this morning!

We got them right where we want them... :D

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:54 pm
by untitled
SMU2007 wrote:
untitled wrote:
AustinPerson wrote:Once I finished at SMU, I never lived another day in Dallas - and I'm a fourth generation Dallasite, too. After spending some time in Austin, it's easy to see why everyone I talk to in Dallas wants to live in Austin. SMU and The Ticket are the only decent things going for Dallas.

Keep Austin Pretentious.


-says the SMU fan.

And I should know, we can smell our own. /Brodie

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 10:27 pm
by SMU2007
Good game Montana state fans. I actually feel bad for you guys that you lost like that. Smu played like absolute garbage and in no way deserved to win. Good luck with the rest of the season

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 10:51 pm
by lwjr
SMU2007 wrote:Good game Montana state fans. I actually feel bad for you guys that you lost like that. Smu played like absolute garbage and in no way deserved to win. Good luck with the rest of the season


Careful SMU2007, sunshiners will read that and get really really mad at you. :lol:

Montana State played very well, SMU did not deserve that win

Re: Montana St. Fan here, what to expect?

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 11:02 pm
by couch 'em
I actually kind of wish we lost, I feel bad about stealing this from a deserving MSU team