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Thanks to everyone for the tips! Looking forward to an unreal college atmosphere!...

Well, so much for Bogie's! ...

lol WVU was interesting, the plus was that they sold beer in the stadium so no halftime hangover (very excited that got passed for LSU this year) the bad part was it was ~20 degrees and our generator on our RV froze! ...

Getting close! Curious, should we be expecting the full tailgate experience since its opening weekend, or will the lack of a power 5 opponent minimize it? ...

Thanks! We will be walking everywhere so traffic shouldn't be a worry. I can guarantee no bama, gators, or aggies gear will be worn! Most of us will be in LSU apparel of some sort with the lone exception being the one in the group who graduated from Georgia Southern. ...

Thanks, Not to worried about that, not sure 7 rowdy guys are the target demographic for muggers and such! ...

Any good karaoke bars?...

Thanks! I have no doubt we can get great food in NOLA, but the reason for these yearly trips is to experience a college football town, tailgate and stadium, and a big part of that is the excitement in the town the night before! ...

appreciate the option, we are staying just off Stanford, southwest of Perkins Rd. so we will most likely walk into campus that day. Not sure I want to be responsible for bikes! ...

[quote]Gameday: The Chimes, just outside of campus at the North Gate, is a good place to catch brunch. A lot of local cuisine, and a million beers on tap. It may be a bit crowded, but it's a pretty good way to start the day if you show up when they open (10:00am?). Otherwise what you really want to ...