and rec’d.

I wish I’d been there to meet him. I actually WAS in town but I was at a buddy’s house with all the gang drinking and partying.

No doubt he recognizes it is tough being a fan of a 2 and 7 team just as it is being an owner of a 2 and 7 team.

Mr. Hunt is very humble and down-to-earth. He doesn’t have an ego, and is willing to take the time to chat with anybody who wants to.

When I went to the Chiefs/Redskins game Scott Pioli and Todd Haley both came out and greeted fans and thanked them for thier support. I thought that was really classy.

I am may be wrong but I don’t know a whole lot of GM’s or Owners that go out into the parking lot and interact with the fans.

… about C. Hunt.

A good friend of mine had the opportunity to visit the owners box during a home game this season.

There is a rule- you don’t talk to Clark, or really to anybody in there, when the game is in play. He’ll speak with guests when there’s a break or timeout, but not when the game’s happening.

He’s there to watch the game and expects you to respect that.

Now that’s the mark of an owner who cares about his team! No glad-handing sponsors/others during the game.

Would love to contrast this to Jerry Jones during a game.

TD

he has to do that for every home game to keep ;)

Thanks for sharing!

when does the tailgating normally begin? how long before the game starts? it will be my first game since i was a kid and im driving in from southwest colorado so i was kinda wondering.

The gate behind the practice facility was always open. It’s a bit more difficult to get to but when I was younger I would go up there on the off days when there was lots of snow and sled ride in my car (winter driving skills practice). It’ss the I-70 exit before the the stadium if coming from downtown after if you coming from the other way. Just a thought I would also use it to get ahead of the parking people to park where I wanted to, but they may be watching for that these days, only a few of us would do it.

Lamar would be proud