Break out the purple streamers for the ultimate TCU tailgate

We’ve got your go-to guide for your TCU football tailgate.

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Level up your tent to a tailgate palace with Tami Winn Events. | Photo by @tamiwinnevents

Riff, ram, bah, zoo. We’re waving goodbye to summer and hello to fall tailgates. The TCU football team kicks off the season at home on Saturday., Sept. 2 against the University of Colorado. That gives less than two weeks to prepare.

And by “prepare,” we mean figure out how much stuff you can cram in your truck bed. Ready to spruce up your pregame party? We’ve got you covered with our ultimate TCU tailgate guide.

Look good, feel good. Show off your TCU spirit with all of the purple gear for your person and your table.

It’s all about the snacks. DIY snack trays.

Or pull out all the stops with a catered feast.

Sweet libations, my dear. Class up your campout with a bottle of local spirits.

Or get all the booze for your buck.

Bonus: For those who don’t actually want to stand all day, grab yourself a lightweight, modular chair from Trippy Outdoorchairs are currently 25% off for Labor Day.

Remember to check TCU’s tailgating policies before you head to campus.

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