University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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LIFESTYLES Tailgating is a serious matter at rivalry games A year of major rivalry games and in true Cane style, tailgating played a huge role in the competition. For the home game against Florida State University and the away game against Ohio State Univeristy, fans tailgated to the fullest extent. At the Rathskeiier's tailgate for OSU, crowds began to assemble more than hours before game time. By the time the doors opened an hour later, the crowds at each door reached beyond the Rat Patio and onto the path around the lake. Each student eagerly pushed in, hoping to get the best seat for the game Which was projected onto a 157foot screen inside the building. ttEveryonets a little crazy, but I can make two to two and a half days' worth of money in one game, Dominic Castillejo, senior and Rat server, said. HI worked every away game last season and those were crazy enough already. This game is ridiculous. Oi .g GRIDIRON GIGGLES Graduate student Matthew Sumner laughs with friends as he watches a game at the Rat. Photo by Cayta Nlmmo TOUCHDOWN! Seniors Chris Levin and Ethan Alpem, juniors Ashley Drake and Steve Frederico and alum Eddie Foy watch on the Rathskeller's big-screen as the Canes score a touchdown, while playing the Buckeyes, Photo by Cayta Nlmmo HThe atmosphere .i . is a smaher version of a home game all we're missing is Sebastian to lead us in the Canes spell out, Romy Portuondo, senior, said, As busy and rambunctious as the Rat crowd may be during away games, it cannot even compare to the crowd at a home game like FSU. This is the most intense tailgate I've ever been to, Sam Flanagan, junior, said. There's a pool of beer over there. How do you even compare to that?' Seminole and Hurricane fans pitched tents next to each other throughout the parking lot. HI'Ve been getting intensely personal With FSU fans, especially since the game matters so much Harry Raboy senior, said. Despite the obvious fan rivalry, food and beverages eased the tension. Grillers fed their friends and grilling once again added to the tailgating experience, By KeHy Anne Fitzpatrick GRILL MASTER Responsible for overseeing all of his fraternity's grilling needs, senior Owen Wilson was by far the most popular person. Photo by Genevieve Stack

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, m y W W I , BODY PAINT, SUNGLASSES, TIES OH U Preparation for home football games at Sun Life Stadium takes precious hours and skill. TA. LGATI 6 Photo illustration by Liliana Oyarzun 3335:;SNED$EEANGE Whether it's grilling Up burgers or MUST'HAVES decorating signs, every task is done During this season of with precision. 1. Freshman Lindsey Wells Photo by Amanda Winner 2. football, new tail atin .9 a Freshmen get ready for the student items made theirgwa ginto EYE BLACK $495 section Photo by Kenneth Rubi y 3. Junior Michael Chen Photo by the hearts, hands and C- m Kenneth Rubi 4. Phi Delta Theta wrists of s irited fans. Here brothers Photo by Genevieve Stack p - SILLY BANDZ $495 5. Juniors TJ Weaver, Alexandra are seven must haves. By . . . Heller and Lindsay Moore Photo Llhana Oyarzun by Kenneth Rubi 6. Senior Michael Eder, sophomore Jeesum Kim and EARRINGS $12.95 BRACELET $1 junior Rory Crowe Photo by Lisa Weintraub 1. Senior Sam Dordick Photo by Lisa Welntraub 8. Senior POM-POMS Free FOAM U FREE gig; LeVIn Photo by Geneweve LIFESTYLES