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Page 1: The History of Tailgating

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The History of Tailgating

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More than 50 millionAmericans participate in

tailgating each year.

The History of Tailgating

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However, most don't knowwhy it started.

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Do you?

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The History of Tailgating

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During the Civil War Battle ofBull Run, civilians from the

Union side arrived with basketsof food.

1861

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They shouted, "GO BIG BLUE!"

to support their side in thecommencing battle.

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The History of Tailgating

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1860s

Texas Rancher, CharlesGoodnight, invented the first

portable feed wagon.

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The History of Tailgating

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1860s

The chuckwagon was thefirst contraption that helped

mobilize hearty meals.

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The History of Tailgating

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1860s

This device ultimately shaped modern-day

tailgating as we know it today.

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The History of Tailgating

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1869

The first form of tailgating at a sporting event wasthe Rutgers vs. Princeton football game.

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1869

Fans and players both wore identifying colors and headwear.

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1869

Thus, beginning the tradition of fans taking on thecolors of their teams and coming to games with spirit!

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Today

Today, 40% of tailgatersspend more than $500 per

season on food and supplies!

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While there's something impressive about cooking a

10-pound brisket beforekickoff...

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...those looking for a simpler option should choose well-prepared

grass-fed burgers or brats.

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They're perfect for a hungrycrowd!

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Future

Tailgating is a distinctly Americanpastime, celebrated at professional and

collegiate football games across thecountry.

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Future

Whether it's because of the comradery orthe food, tailgating is well on its way to

becoming more important than the gamesthemselves.