Gfed is a Tiktoker that travels around the country trying to get on to any D1 football field in the area. He just posted one at Trice.
Tiktoker Gfed trys to "walk on" at Jack Trice
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Pretty complimentary all and all.
From what I understand he isn’t technically doing anything illegal. He’s going through open doors in public buildings and it’s not trespassing unless he’s asked to leave and doesn’t. I could be wildly wrong but that’s what I’ve read.
I've walked onto a couple fields while no one was there, but never just started walking through buildings. Security on an open structure like a stadium is tough.
I walked into Fenway Park back in the day.
Everyone was cool until they weren't
Everyone was cool until they weren't
He may not get in trouble over this but it will probably result in a few ass chewings for the facility folks.
Since I believe the statute of limitations applies, I can confess that my roommate somehow knew how to turn on the lights at the stadium (then called Cyclone Stadium) and my group of friends had a late night scrimmage on the field under the lights. That was equally pretty cool and stupid at the same time.
We used to get on the field all the time in the early 80’s. Used to play football games on Sundays.
Turf was HARD!
I also think he usually has some people help him with what he's doing. I know of at least one instance where he received help from fans.
That being said, I graduated in 2014 and did a lot of work in Jacobsen (not with the football team, before the tunnel and recent renovations) and I was always shocked at how open and easy it was for the public to get in. My assumption was that they just always had people around to make sure nothing bad was happening.
That being said, I graduated in 2014 and did a lot of work in Jacobsen (not with the football team, before the tunnel and recent renovations) and I was always shocked at how open and easy it was for the public to get in. My assumption was that they just always had people around to make sure nothing bad was happening.
I went on the field once when I was a kid and they had that astro turf. It was like a thin piece of carpet over concrete. I can't imagine how a player would feel after playing a game on that crap.
