Mr2Bits
Gator Fan
The University of Florida football team will hold Verizon Wireless Football Fan Day on Sunday, August 16, from 12 to 2 p.m. in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. Admission is free and the doors will open at 11:30 a.m. This is one of the best days of the offseason. It gives all fans a chance to see the players up close,e talk to the players and get pictures. It's a great event to bring the family to.
The following is from Gatorzone.com It will give you a better idea of what to expect at Fan Day.
Fans will be able to meet and get autographs from their favorite Gator players and coaches. The University Athletic Association will supply the 2009 Gator team posters for player autographs and cannot allow outside items to be brought in to the event due to NCAA compliance issues.
"Unfortunately, when players have signed various autograph items such as helmets and footballs, they have on occasion been sold to the general public," Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance Jamie McCloskey said. "This practice could put the eligibility of some of our student-athletes into question. We want to be proactive in this area and are asking our fans to cooperate with our policy of requesting an autograph on our team poster only. The poster should be for personal use only and not intended for sale."
Due to the high demand for many of the players' and coaches' autographs, the lines will be monitored and closed to ensure that fans are not waiting for autographs with no chance of reaching the signing table by the event's conclusion.
The following is from Gatorzone.com It will give you a better idea of what to expect at Fan Day.
Fans will be able to meet and get autographs from their favorite Gator players and coaches. The University Athletic Association will supply the 2009 Gator team posters for player autographs and cannot allow outside items to be brought in to the event due to NCAA compliance issues.
"Unfortunately, when players have signed various autograph items such as helmets and footballs, they have on occasion been sold to the general public," Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance Jamie McCloskey said. "This practice could put the eligibility of some of our student-athletes into question. We want to be proactive in this area and are asking our fans to cooperate with our policy of requesting an autograph on our team poster only. The poster should be for personal use only and not intended for sale."
Due to the high demand for many of the players' and coaches' autographs, the lines will be monitored and closed to ensure that fans are not waiting for autographs with no chance of reaching the signing table by the event's conclusion.
