How was your Gameday Experience?

You really just have to look at it as a donation. If I had it to do over again, I would probably pass on tix this year. It is rather depressing. It's not terrible and with so few people, everything is easy. But there is no juice at all to the experience. And this is not sour grapes on the game, just an honest assessment of campus and stadium atmosphere. Of course, that should all improve if restrictions are relaxed.

I was ok with everything except how they set up concessions. All the talk about social distancing and the only place I was surround by people was the line at the concession stand. It makes no sense to have only a handful of them open.

The game itself was fine. No one wore a mask at their seat (thank God, it was hot). They should up the attendance to at least 40%, it wouldn’t be an issue at all.

Tailgating was dead and they need to update their stance to allow formal tailgating with family/close friends but limit it to maybe 12-15 ppl per tailgate. There’s nothing dangerous about sitting outside in the sun with your friends/family.

I just took the survey. People would have been a lot happier had we won the damned football game. Otherwise, my suggestion was to let more people in and to allow tailgating. I am not blaming LSU and TAF because a lot of things are beyond their control. They are taking their marching orders from the state. I wish the restrictions could be loosened, but a lot of other teams, both college and pro, have it worse than we do.

Were police out and about walking around to ensure no tailgating?

My experience wasn’t bad. Getting to and from the stadium as well as parking for free off campus was a breeze. No tailgating is dumb, but I just watched games at home (live in BR) and got to the game about 30 minutes before kickoff. Concessions lines were long, but having vending machines available with no lines was awesome. No issues with bathrooms. No issues scanning tickets off of phone like I expected. No one wore masks in their seats. Stadium was mostly dead, but actually had some energy in it a few times before bad play by the team inevitably would let the air out of the balloon.

For the prices most people payed, there’s no way they’re getting their money’s worth. Atmosphere wise, it was similar to the ULL game I went to last year, which was enjoyable, but I only paid $20 for that game. At $90 face value, Tiger Fans are getting ripped off. That experience isn’t anywhere near worth what people are paying.