The Best Football Weekend Ever
By Erie's Scribe on Nov 01, 2007 with Comments 0
Best Football Weekend Ever Rules and Regulations (2007):
1. No Girls Allowed (however, if you happen to meet a lovely or even not so lovely native Western New York woman when we go to our favorite watering hole and you want to ‘get to know her better,’ this is very much encouraged)
2. Jerseys worn at all times
Friday your choice
Saturday = college
Sunday = NFL
3. Eye black worn at all times
Rules 2 and 3 start when the trip to Western New York begins and end when you arrive back home
4. Ticket to get on RV
You must have a pennant or some other paraphernalia from your favorite team.
5. Only food consumed during weekend
Wings
Pizza
Fried Food
Anything off the grill
6. Team competitions throughout weekend
2 teams
5 events (to be determined by activity committee)
1 Friday night
4 Saturday throughout the day
ceremony commemorating the winner Saturday night
7. More chanting!
Between the hours of 10am and 2am on Saturday there will be a required chant per team every 2 hours
ex. between 10 and noon the entire team must assemble and “chant” with at least one team member from the enemy team as a witness
Between noon and 2pm the team must do another chant, and so on
The entire team must be involved with the chant
8. Only fluids consumed will be beer (or liquor), water, or Gatorade.
9. At least one game of poker is played at some point
if you don’t want to play you do a dizzy bat race (no shot option) for every 30 minutes the game is going on
when someone goes out of the game for good they have to do a dizzy bat race
Penalties (throw the flag)
–the individual does a dizzy bat or a shot (80 proof or harder)
–the entire team does a dizzy bat or a shot (80 proof or harder)
**Editor’s Note: Thank you to Rickey Booby for providing the picture, updating the rules list every year, and serving on the rule’s committee. The dizzy bat races that are referenced are more Michigan tailgate than a children’s game.
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About the Author: I am a Cleveland sports and Buffalo Sabres fanatic. I'm currently living in Erie, but even when I'm not there, Erie runs deep in me. I'm an ex multi-sport goalie, and we goalies tend to see things a bit differently. I went to college with Cecilio's Scribe and I am also a Big Red afficiando. Otherwise my college sports loyalties are all over the place. I try to keep my posts light, but I'm a Cleveland fan so the occassional rant is possible (inevitable?).

