Every two years we host one of the greatest traditions in all of college football — Clean Old Fashioned Hate — in Atlanta. Below you will find some useful information on what to expect and how to be a good host. Although the game will be played between some bushes in a cesspool this year, it never hurts to brush up a little and be ready for the next meeting in Atlanta.
Before you read, here are a few notes to provide some context. This guide was published in 2007 and, as such, makes some references specific to that time. Notable among these are that Sonny Purdue was governor of Georgia at the time, the state was facing a severe drought and water shortages, Matt Stafford was u[sic]ga's QB, Larry Munson was about to retire, and UGA VI hadn't kicked the bucket yet. In reference to the drought, there is a link to an ajc article (Atlanta Urinal Constipation is the atlanta "newspaper" commonly referred to as the AJC). The link is now dead, but referenced a story about u[sic]ga's efforts to curb water use in the stadium by employing bathroom attendants to flush occasionally rather than have guests flush after each use.
Despite these artifacts, this publication should still prove relevant and offer some keen insight on how to better host the cousin-lovers from Athens. Enjoy!

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