Home Field Advantage Etiquette

[mat73557]

Hearsay warning!!

 

I heard last week on Thursday night's game, Oakland would not let Blackman use one of their nearby indoor facilities last week for halftime.  From what I was told, the area that was made available was a 6-8 minute walk from the field.

 

Since it was so cold that night, some Blackman parents/boosters got together and arranged a heated tent behind the visitors bleachers so the team could warm up while meeting at the half.

 

After the game was over, I heard that the fire marshal had been called out earlier in an effort to get the tent removed.  (I guess he said it was ok)

 

So, what is the normal etiquette?  If in fact any of this is true, is it classless, or simply brilliant on the part of the home team?

 

[mat73557]

Should I put "Maryville" or perhaps "7AAA is not the SEC" or something in the subject line to get some views on this?

[coachspanky]

so they didn't go to a locker room? sounds like that was a coaches decision. i wouldn't want players to get warm et then get shocked by going back into the cold-too much reaclamation-think i just made up a word-lol. most football fans wanna talk football not manners