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Plenty To See & Do At Lambeau Field Saturday, Including F-16 Pregame Flyover
by Staff Reporter
August 31, 20162 Comments

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This weekend marks the return of College Football and LSU's first trip to historic Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI where the Tigers will play Wisconsin on Saturday at 2:30pm CT.
There will be plenty of activities going on before, during, and after the game. Here are some of the details from Packers.com:
There will be plenty of activities going on before, during, and after the game. Here are some of the details from Packers.com:
quote:You can read more here.
The Lambeau Field parking lot will open at 10:30 a.m., along with the Coors Light Tailgate Party. The party will take place in an expanded Tundra Tailgate Zone area, which will include an Outdoor Beer Garden and music stage in the stadium’s east side parking lot near the Oneida Nation Gate. Free to the public, the tailgate areas will have Saz’s food and beverages for sale and live music from Cold Sweat & the Brew City Horns. The game will be shown on a large screen video board nearby.
Stadium gates will open at 12:30 p.m. The University of Wisconsin marching band will play prior to the game and at halftime, and following the matchup, will perform the “Fifth Quarter.” Honorary captains and Packers alumni, Mark Tauscher and Jim Taylor, will take part in the coin toss. Tauscher is a Wisconsin alumnus, and Jim Taylor is an LSU alumnus.
Skylar Stecker, an actress and singer, will perform the national anthem. Her father, Aaron Stecker, is a Green Bay native and played for the Wisconsin Badgers before going on to an NFL career in which he played for Tampa Bay, New Orleans and Atlanta. Additionally, two Madison-based F-16 jets will perform a flyover.
At halftime, three contestants will participate in a ‘Punt, Pass, Kick’ contest. If successful, the three will split a grand prize of $100,000. The participants were randomly selected for the contest through the ‘Carmex® $100,000 Football Relay Challenge,’ which also provided the winners with two game tickets, airfare, hotel accommodations, $1,000 in spending money.
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