First coined the Commonwealth Clash during the 2014-2015 season, the rivalry has expanded and intensified across the 22 sports the two institutions face off in head-to-head competition.
Recipe
alarm
30 mins
school
Beginner
restaurant_menu
4 Servings
alarm30 mins
schoolBeginner
restaurant_menu4 Servings
star_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_border
(0 Reviews)Recipe
alarm
20 mins
school
Beginner
restaurant_menu
2 Servings
alarm20 mins
schoolBeginner
restaurant_menu2 Servings
star_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_border
(0 Reviews)Recipe
alarm
25 mins
school
Beginner
restaurant_menu
4 Servings
alarm25 mins
schoolBeginner
restaurant_menu4 Servings
star_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_border
(0 Reviews)Recipe
alarm
25 mins
school
Intermediate
restaurant_menu
8 Servings
alarm25 mins
schoolIntermediate
restaurant_menu8 Servings
star_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_border
(0 Reviews)Recipe
alarm
1 hr 40 mins
school
Intermediate
restaurant_menu
4 Servings
alarm1 hr 40 mins
schoolIntermediate
restaurant_menu4 Servings
star_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_borderstar_border
(0 Reviews)Plan the perfect game day with Smithfield
Welcome to Tailgating 101 – the ultimate guide to mastering the art of pre-game celebrations!
Follow these steps to ensure you have an unforgettable tailgating experience:
Step 3: Entertain
- Create the atmosphere: Every tailgate needs music and games. Have your hype playlist ready and be sure to pack your portable speakers, a cornhole set and a football for people to toss around.
- Introduce yourself to your neighbors: No matter what team they’re cheering for, get to know your tailgating neighbors. You never know what they (or you) may need to borrow!
- Relax and have fun: If you’ve followed our Tailgating 101 Guide, you’re sure to have an unforgettable tailgating experience – no matter who wins the game!
Step 1: Plan
- Plan Ahead: Preparation is key. Make a checklist of essentials, including food, beverages, cooking utensils, seating, and entertainment.
- Arrive Early: Secure a prime parking spot by arriving early. This allows you to set up comfortably and enjoy the festivities before the game.
- Create a Theme: Enhance the atmosphere by choosing a theme for your tailgate. Coordinate decorations, attire, and food around your chosen theme to boost team spirit.
Step 2: Eat
- Prep, Prep, Prep: Set yourself up for a great time by getting the heavy lifting out of the way early. Pack food you can prepare the night before. Smithfield Marinated Pork Loins and Anytime Favorites Ham Steaks are a great way to serve up big flavors while saving time.
- Grill It: Keep the lid closed when grilling thick cuts, like pork roasts so all sides cook quickly and evenly. Keep the lid open for thinner cuts like pork chops so you can flip the meat before it burns.
- Slice, Dice or Cube it: Slice fresh pork into medallions or cubes. It will cook faster and smaller bite sizes are great for tailgating favorites like kabobs, sliders or pizza.
Step 3: Entertain
- Create the atmosphere: Every tailgate needs music and games. Have your hype playlist ready and be sure to pack your portable speakers, a cornhole set and a football for people to toss around.
- Introduce yourself to your neighbors: No matter what team they’re cheering for, get to know your tailgating neighbors. You never know what they (or you) may need to borrow!
- Relax and have fun: If you’ve followed our Tailgating 101 Guide, you’re sure to have an unforgettable tailgating experience – no matter who wins the game!
Step 1: Plan
- Plan Ahead: Preparation is key. Make a checklist of essentials, including food, beverages, cooking utensils, seating, and entertainment.
- Arrive Early: Secure a prime parking spot by arriving early. This allows you to set up comfortably and enjoy the festivities before the game.
- Create a Theme: Enhance the atmosphere by choosing a theme for your tailgate. Coordinate decorations, attire, and food around your chosen theme to boost team spirit.
Step 2: Eat
- Prep, Prep, Prep: Set yourself up for a great time by getting the heavy lifting out of the way early. Pack food you can prepare the night before. Smithfield Marinated Pork Loins and Anytime Favorites Ham Steaks are a great way to serve up big flavors while saving time.
- Grill It: Keep the lid closed when grilling thick cuts, like pork roasts so all sides cook quickly and evenly. Keep the lid open for thinner cuts like pork chops so you can flip the meat before it burns.
- Slice, Dice or Cube it: Slice fresh pork into medallions or cubes. It will cook faster and smaller bite sizes are great for tailgating favorites like kabobs, sliders or pizza.
Step 3: Entertain
- Create the atmosphere: Every tailgate needs music and games. Have your hype playlist ready and be sure to pack your portable speakers, a cornhole set and a football for people to toss around.
- Introduce yourself to your neighbors: No matter what team they’re cheering for, get to know your tailgating neighbors. You never know what they (or you) may need to borrow!
- Relax and have fun: If you’ve followed our Tailgating 101 Guide, you’re sure to have an unforgettable tailgating experience – no matter who wins the game!
Enhance your tailgating experience
To enhance your tailgating experience, Smithfield proudly presents printable tailgate templates designed to add a touch of creativity and team spirit to your pre-game festivities.
Instructions
First, download the templates.
Ensure that your printer is loaded with high- quality color paper for optimal results.
Once printed, carefully cut along the designated lines to create your customized banners, signs, and decorations.
For an added touch, laminate the materials to increase durability and weather resistance.
Recipe
Food Labels
Recipe
Foam Hand Cutout
#Commonwealthclash