Tailgating

Tailgate With the Tide in Pasadena

Welcome to Tuscaloosa where our game plan is to giving you the time of your life.

2020 has been a difficult year, complicating what we define as normal. Thankfully, we get to watch sports again, but a lot of questions begin to surface when thinking about the atmosphere on game day in Alabama.

Most fans won’t get the chance to make it Tuscaloosa’s Bryant-Denny Stadium, so what measures can we take at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19?

Today in an email to Tide Pride members, Greg Byrne announced the University of Alabama's plans concerning spectators in Bryant-Denny and the activities around campus. Alabama is planing on approximately 20 percent capacity at games and has decided there will be no on-campus tailgating at Alabama this season.

While the lower stadium capacity concept has been implemented in many other schools such as South Alabama, Baylor, and TCU, Tennessee has take an even further step to accommodate for these unfortunate times by banning on campus tailgates which is a sure fire way to reduce the number of people that will gather at Neyland Stadium to watch the Vols play this season.

While the lower stadium capacity concept has been implemented in many other schools such as South Alabama, Baylor, and TCU, Tennessee has take an even further step to accommodate for these unfortunate times by banning on campus tailgates which is a sure fire way to reduce the number of people that will gather at Neyland Stadium to watch the Vols play this season.

Conecuh Sausage will be the official smoked sausage of Alabama sports beginning this season.

Looking to bring your family to tailgate before the first Alabama Football home game of the season? UA Gameday has you covered!

There are few places in the country where you'll find better tailgating than the Southeastern Conference during football season, so it's only fitting that two guys in Tuscaloosa have come up with an idea that could become the next big tailgating game.