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Gallup GUIDE 2013 FAN 7/3/13 1:57 PM MURRY STATE TABLE OF CONTENTS Saturday, August 31st 2013 Mizzou Football Schedule.........................2 Columbia, MO Contact Information ............................................2 Welcome from the Director of Athletics .........3 TOLEDO Gameday Timeline...............................................4 Saturday, September 7th What’s New for 2013 ...........................................5 Columbia, MO Parking & Transportation ...................................6 Parking Map ..................................................6 INDIANA Where to Park ...............................................6 Saturday, September 21st Directions ......................................................7 Handicap Accessible Parking ....................7 Bloomington, IN Entering the Parking Lots ............................8 Tailgating Policies ......................................10 ARKANSAS STATE Mizzou Experience ....................................11 Saturday, September 28th RV/Bus Parking ...........................................12 Columbia, MO Tailgating Q&A’s .........................................13 Football Parking Allocation 101 ......................14 VANDERBILT Memorial Stadium A-Z Guide..........................16 Saturday, October 5th Memorial Stadium Accessible Services .......19 Nashville, TN Ticket Office .......................................................21 Memorial Stadium Seating Chart ...................22 GEORGIA 2013 Mizzou Football Roster ............................23 Saturday, October 12th 2013 Mizzou Football Coaches ........................24 Athens, GA 2013 SEC Composite Schedule .......................25 2013-2014 Bowl Schedule ................................26 2013 Mizzou Soccer Schedule ........................28 FLORIDA 2013 Mizzou Cross Country Schedule............28 Saturday, October 19th 2013 Mizzou Volleyball Schedule ...................29 Columbia, MO Marching Mizzou Songs ..................................30 SOUTH CAROLINA Saturday, October 26th CONTACT / WEBSITE INFORMATION Columbia, MO Mizzou Athletics ...........................(573) 882-6501 Tiger Scholarship Fund (TSF) .....(573) 882-0704 TENNESSEE Ticket Office ............................. (800) CAT-PAWS Saturday, November 2nd Mizzou Sports Properties ...........(573) 445-6060 Columbia, MO Tiger Team Store ..........................(573) 884-1700 University Police Department ....(573) 882-7201 KENTUCKY OFFICIAL MIZZOU ATHLETICS WEBSITE Saturday, November 9th www.mutigers.com Lexington, KY MIZZOU Gameday WEBSITE www.mizzougameday.com OLE MISS TIGER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Saturday, November 23rd www.tsf-mizzou.com Oxford, MS BE A FAN OF MIZZOU ATHLETICS ON FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/mutigersdotcom TEXAS A&M FOLLOW MIZZOU ATHLETICS ON TWITTER www.twitter.com/mutigersdotcom Saturday, November 30th Columbia, MO FOLLOW COACH PINKEL ON TWITTER www.twitter.com/mizzoufootball HOME GAMES ARE IN GOLD. 2 131444.indd 2 7/3/13 1:57 PM MESSAGE FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Welcome to Memorial Stadium, Home of your Mizzou Tigers! As Mizzou continues with its second season in the Southeastern Conference, we have a great deal to celebrate. The 2012 season was witness to a number of new heights for the athletic department. Due in strong part to our dedicated fans, Mizzou saw records in attendance and donations to the Tiger Scholarship Fund. In addition, Mizzou recently broke ground on a stadium renovation that will make our home field a premier venue on a national level for the Tigers. It is a very exciting time in Mizzou Athletics and we thank you for all of your support. As we inch closer to the 2013 season, the department continues to work towards ensuring your game day experience is second to none. This guide has been designed as a helpful tool to assist you in navigating through your game day experience at Mizzou. Please review this material and be sure to let us know if there is any way that we can better serve you. Included in this guide are a number of new changes in operational procedures that will improve your game day experience (page 5). Looking back on our inaugural season in the Southeastern Conference, we must applaud our fans for showing our new conference members the pride and tradition of Mizzou Athletics. Visiting teams and fans were continually impressed with the hospitality and passion our fans showed on game day. As Tiger fans are the biggest ambassadors for the University of Missouri, let us continue this display of sportsmanship in the upcoming season. We want to compete with class, we want to support our team with class and we want to treat our guests with class. We ask that you continue to be enthusiastic in your support, and do so in a way that reflects well on all of us. Please remember it is never appropriate for our fans to come onto the field of competition. This is not part of our culture at Mizzou and it is a hazardous and potentially dangerous activity. Coming onto any of our competitive playing surfaces at Mizzou is not permitted. As the flagship institution for the State of Missouri, we are proud of our heritage, and are so pleased that we have such a tremendous fan base and friends. We have an outstanding staff, including our event workers, security, parking attendants, ushers, ticket takers, concessionaires, grounds and maintenance, who are happy to assist you in any way. We pride ourselves as a university community, a community in general, and being, “One Mizzou”… all of us working together to provide memorable experiences. THANK YOU for your support and Go Tigers! Sincerely, Mike Alden 2013 MIZZOU FOOTBALL FAN GUIDE 3 131444.indd 3 7/3/13 1:57 PM GAME DAY TIMELINE These times reflect a typical day game at Memorial Stadium – based on a 1:00 PM kick-off Friday Evening: 6:00 – 10:00 PM Truman’s Landing Saturday (Game Day): 8:00 AM All Donor Parking Lots Open Tiger Team Store Opens (Memorial Stadium) 9:00 AM Mizzou Ticket Office Opens (Memorial Stadium & Mizzou Arena) 10:00 AM Mizzou Experience in Hearnes Fieldhouse Opens 10:45 AM Tiger Walk with Team, Spirit Squads & Band in Lot C/Founder’s Lot 11:00 AM Press Box opens for Suite/Tiger Lounge Ticket Holders 11:30 AM Gates Open 12:00 PM Spirit Squads & Band perform at Mizzou Experience 12:15 PM Spirit Squads & Band Parade with Truman’s Fire Truck (visit MizzouGameday.com for parade route) 12:47 PM Marching Mizzou Performance on Faurot Field 12:51 PM National Anthem 1:02 PM Visiting Team takes the field 1:03 PM Mizzou takes the field 1:07 PM Kick-off 4 131444.indd 4 7/3/13 1:57 PM newWhat’s for 2013 Smoking policy: The University of Missouri is committed to making our campus a healthy place to work, live and learn. In order to help achieve the goal, as of July 1, 2013, the University of Missouri is a smoke free (including cigarettes, cigars, electric cigarettes, etc.) campus. For more information, please visit smokefree.missouri.edu. Truman’s Landing: In 2013, Lot J-RV, Lot G-RV, Lot K-RV and Lot O-RV patrons will be transitioned to Truman’s Landing (formerly Lot R-RV in 2012). Truman’s Landing will become home for TSF donors who bring an RV to football games. Truman’s Landing will be exclusively for RV parking (NO CARS permitted). Lot O-RV has been renamed Lot N and will no longer permit RV use. Starting in 2013, Truman’s Landing will have increased amenities including additional shuttle services, port-o-potties and complimentary sewage removal. Construction: For updates on how the east side construction will impact our game day operations, please visit MizzouGameday.com or follow @MizzouGameday on twitter for traffic and real time information. 2013 MIZZOU FOOTBALL FAN GUIDE 5 131444.indd 5 7/3/13 1:57 PM PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION WHERE TO PARK Reserved / Donor Parking The colored lots on the above Game Day Parking Map are reserved for donors of the Tiger Scholarship Fund, and are sold on a season basis. For more information about Reserved/ Donor Parking, call the Tiger Scholarship Fund at (573) 882-0704. General Public Parking Those who wish to park in close proximity to Memorial Stadium have many options to choose from. There are seven on-campus garages that are FREE of charge (with the excep- tion of the Maryland Ave. Garage (MAG) and Parking Structure #7(PS7)). The fee for the MAG and PS7 is $25 per vehicle. There are also two general public parking areas located on Research Park Drive: One to the immediate south of Truman’s Landing; as well as the Dalton Parking lot located to the north of Truman’s Landing. Parking in each of these lots is $25. RV and Bus Parking Parking for RVs and buses is available on both a single game and season long basis in Truman’s Landing. The lot will be open from 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. on the evening before the game, and will re-open at 7:00 a.m. on the day of the game. Single game RV/Bus parking is available in Truman’s Landing for a cost of $200 (based on availability). These single game passes will go on sale in early August on MizzouGameday.com. For information on season long RV parking, please contact the Tiger Scholarship Fund at (573) 882-0704. For further information on RV/Bus rules and regulations, please visit the RV/Bus parking page on MizzouGameday.com. Passenger Drop-Off Zones Due to heavy pre-game and post-game traffic around the reserved / donor parking lots it is recommended (but subject to change) that guests can be dropped off or picked up to the north of Stadium Blvd. on Tiger Ave. or on Providence Rd. near the pedestrian bridge. 6 131444.indd 6 7/3/13 1:57 PM PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION DIRECTIONS TO MEMORIAL STADIUM Memorial Stadium is located on the corner of Stadium Blvd. and Providence Rd. It is about 15 minutes away from the Columbia Regional Airport and about 2 hours from both St. Louis and Kansas City International Airports. If you are using a GPS, the address of Memorial Stadium is 400 Stadium Blvd. East, Columbia, MO. DRIVING TO THE GAME From Columbia Regional Airport When exiting the airport, turn left onto Route H towards US Highway 63. Turn right to travel north onto US Highway 63.
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