A couple observations I had from Sunday's game. I parked in general, cannot remember the lot name, but it was right by the bridge. The police/security were cracking down on t shirt sellers. At one point (10) officers were next to my tailgate to boot a couple of guys out for selling t shirts. Although the number of officers may have been a little bit of overkill they were more than polite to the offenders explaining why what they are doing is wrong and kicking them out of the parking lot. As for the pricing I paid $25 to tailgate from 12pm - 330pm and about 45 minutes after the game. I didn't see anyone being asked to leave and I say I got more than my money's worth. In comparison I paid $46 to park in a ramp by Solider field for the UW vs Northern Illinois football game a few weeks ago. I am fine with charging what the market will bear. And for kicking people out they could do it 5 minutes after the game if they wanted too, it is there lot! Business's change there hours and policies based on situation all the time. Finally I saw a few people who were more drunk than I was during the pregame tailgate get into fights and get thrown out by the police/security. There were plenty of people giving the police/security a hard time about doing there job and booting the out of control drunks. This stuff really gets to me and comes off as incredibly juvenile. The lack of respect people give these officers/security personnel get for doing all of us a favor and getting rid of the undesirables is horrible. These people who are screaming are the same ones who like to complain whenever they are so called "disrespected by authority figures." I think if you are over the age of 23 and are having run ins with Security it is kind of pathetic and you are just not going to "get it" ever.