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A directory is presented listing ten grilled foods popular with football tailgaters in different regions of the U.S.

The article reports that for a football fan tailgating outside Lambeau Field is the rarest of treats. The only downside to pregame tailgating at Lambeau is how fast it all ends. Come 11:30. the entire party moves inside in a matter of minutes. The only people left standing outside are the ones without tickets. One can fly directly into Green Bay, Wisconsin and Michigan's Austin Straubel International Airport to get to the place.

The article offers sports blogs from the website for the magazine "Sporting News" regarding college football. One reader comments that college football is a sport where something could happen every week that could change the season for a team. Another reader discusses tailgate parties. A third reader discusses how college football fits into the rest of a person's life.

This article presents a quotation by a sports fan in regards to football teams and their devoted fans. Discussing his views on the "Arnie Spanier Show," a radio sports program, the reader analyzed the differences between what takes place before a football game, such as tailgating parties and the enthusiasm of fans, and what takes place on the football field.

This article discusses recreational vehicles. A recreational vehicle, designed with the sports logo of Pennsylvania State University is profiled, and the vehicle includes wall-mounted televisions and a grill platform, perfect for tailgate parties. The recreational vehicle is owned by Pennsylvania State University sports fan Ed Tarconish.

This article presents the results of a poll regarding football tailgating food habits. More than a quarter of those polled eat hamburgers and sausages prior to attending football games. Almost half of those polled drink beer prior to football games. The remaining quarter of those polled feast on side dishes or higher-end meats such as steak, shrimp, or chicken.