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The CU Buffs football team will take on the Stanford Cardinal this weekend at Folsom Field. Whether you’re on campus for the game, attending a watch party or cheering from home, here are some tips to get ready for game day this Family Weekend. 
Whether or not your family is in town this weekend, you can check out special events and things to do on campus and in Boulder. There will not be a Student Game Day Huddle this weekend to make room for Family Weekend of events. 
Please note that students entering the game with their Sports Pass ticket will need to sit in the student section at Folsom Field. If your family purchased tickets for the game, each person with a purchased ticket will need to sit in the seat assigned on the ticket. Families will not be permitted to sit in the student section.  
If you’re attending the game at Folsom Field, here are some things to know before game day: 
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Remember that you’re a Buff wherever you are. Whether you’re watching the game at Folsom Field, a local restaurant or a friend’s house off campus, be considerate and respectful to those around you. Buffs stand shoulder to shoulder and value honor, respect and integrity. Make sure you’re welcoming fans, new and old, treating everyone with dignity and celebrating responsibly. 
If you’re off campus, be mindful of noise levels. Excessive noise at any time of the day can result in a nuisance ticket—a common citation that can be avoided. You can also be fined if there is trash in your yard or around your property. 
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We can all do our part to look out for fellow Buffs, both on and off campus. 
Learn more about how to look out for your friends
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