
The Unspoken Rules Of Tailgating Every Lubbock Fan Knows
In West Texas, we take tailgating very seriously. It's not just pre-game fun — it's a sacred ritual. A sea of black and red, smoke billowing from grills, a questionable country playlist, and enough beer to fill a playa lake. It's basically just as important as the game itself.
Tailgating is Serious Business
Beware, folks. There are certain lines that one should never cross at a tailgate party. To break the 7 unspoken rules is one of the most sinful things you can do in Lubbock. Trust me. Straight to hell, y'all.
So, what are they? Let's get into it...
The Seven Deadly Sins of a Lubbock Tailgate Party
Gallery Credit: Chrissy
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Tailgate Like A Pro
Once again, I'd like to remind you that committing any of these cardinal sins could risk you being branded as "that guy" around the Lubbock tailgating scene for all eternity. Nobody is perfect, but do your best to play by the rules. Bring the best salsa you can and always stick it out until the bitter end, even if you're sunburned.
It's not all about football when it comes to tailgating. Sometimes, it's about proving that you belong. So...do ya?
Feel free to drop some more cardinal tailgating sins in the comments below this post, or email me at Chrissy.Covington@townsquaremedia.com. Thanks for reading my silly stuff, friends. Keep scrolling for more fun in the galleries below, and don't be a stranger! I love hearing from my readers, and that means YOU. <3
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