Sailgating guide: 9 football stadiums where fans can arrive by boat instead of fighting for parking

Everyone loves tailgating. Nobody loves traffic. So in 1962, a Knoxville sportscaster named George Mooney actually did something about it — he got in a ski boat, rode the Tennessee River to Neyland Stadium, tied off to a tree and walked into the game. Sixty-plus years later, "sailgating" is its own gameday subculture, with dedicated marinas, waitlists longer than season-ticket lines, and fans who'd rather anchor in a lake than fight for a parking spot. CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK O