Bringing a little Tiger to her first game

you probably won't make it past halftime with her .. so be prepared for that .. she'll be amazed by the lights and the sounds, but i would have something to keep her occupied if you want to see the second half .. she just enjoys being around mom and dad .. she isn't noticing the football game on TV .. you could be watching an old japanese monster movie and she would be there between the two of you ..

take lots of pics of her in tiger stadium while you guys are there ..

Bring a couple toys and coloring book or you'll be out by halftime.

North End Zone, Sec. 233

Maybe bring some ear protection in case it's too loud. Several of my friends who went to the game Saturday said their ears were still ringing Sunday. (Granted Ole Miss =/= Bama, but still...)

Great to start taking her to LSU games - never too early! It's a 2:30 game, right, so she should stay awake - trips to the concession stand help with the entertainment, and she might like the band a lot more than the game (based on my childhood games) so don't plan to leave your seats at halftime. Have fun!

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Anyone else think its a good idea to bring a 4 year old to a game?

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Yes. Start them early. I've never forgotten any of the games I went to as a child.

Do the whole thing also. Go to Pastime for lunch, take the bus. Go see Mike, put her on your shoulders while the band and the team walk down the field. It will be great.

I hope you know she will be chanting Geaux to Hell Ole Miss by the end of the first half.

That'd be the best thing ever!!!

Give her the talk about bad words, because she'll hear a bunch of them.

We have that talk regularly now. She's a smart kid. She stays on me about bad words.

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It's a 2:30 game, right

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6PM isn't it?

Edit: Never mind, I'm thinking of this weekend.