Sept. 13: Pre-game family fun kicks off in the CUB

By WSU News & Media Relations

By Hilary Sandberg & Teresa Lane, Administrative Services Marketing

kickoffPULLMAN, WASH. – Delicious food and family-friendly entertainment will fuel Cougar spirit before home football games during KickOff at the CUB. The first will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, in the ballroom – before the game against Portland State University.

KickOff at the CUB will start three hours before home games on Sept. 20, Oct. 4 and 25 and Nov. 1 and 29. Prior to each event, look for times at http://cub.wsu.edu/about/kickoff/.

CUB-kickoffA breathtaking view of the Palouse will backdrop family activities, giveaways, food, the Cougar Marching Band and other music, and large-screen TVs featuring college football games from around the country.

University Catering will provide two affordable menus: the Carvery offers a BBQ beef sandwich and a roasted turkey breast sandwich while the Barbeque offers German sausages, hamburgers, garden burgers and BBQ pork ribs served with corn muffin. Extras include baked beans, coleslaw, cookies, chips and soda. Beer and wine will be available from Southfork Public House.

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