1. #Freshmen
FIRST BSU FOOTBALL GAME W THE ROOMIE #BSU19 #BallState pic.twitter.com/qHLoDG4NFg
— Alyssa Whitt ☁️ (@LysssWhitt16) September 4, 2015
2. Because football is best with the "bros."
With the bros for COLLEGE FOOTBALL! #BallState #ChirpChirp pic.twitter.com/T8JQ6GgKL3
— Grant (@GrantBour) September 3, 2015
3. That football emoji.
GAME DAY #BallState #chirpchirp pic.twitter.com/mqezoPvIf7
— Mariah jae (@mariahsarecool) September 4, 2015
4. Um...
Time to lose my Ball State tailgating virginity!
— Danny Stephens (@StephensTDanny) September 3, 2015
5. Good one, Ciara.
we tailgate harder than your team plays #BallState
— ciara cornell (@ciara_fool) September 3, 2015
6. Tell us how you really feel.
I hate Ball State and I hate tailgating traffic
— Jerika Schultz (@jerikaschultz) September 3, 2015
7. Some things never change.
No longer a student but forever a fan
#BeatVMI @BallStateFB
— John Filip (@TheBallStateBoy) September 3, 2015
8. You don't have to, right?
Why do I have to go to class until 445? ALL I CAN THINK ABOUT IS TAILGATE ❤️
— Sammi Coppedge (@SammiCoppedge) September 3, 2015
9. Yep.
Missed the first tailgate for a quiz, does that make me a nerd? #BallState
— Gary Ormsby (@Garyormsby16) September 3, 2015
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