A full schedule of Training Camp from TitansOnline.com along with directions.
http://www.titansonline.com/news/titans_news_detail.php?PRKey=3860
http://www.titansonline.com/news/titans_news_detail.php?PRKey=3860
From the Tennessean:
Some tips and reminders if you plan on taking in a Titans training camp practice at Austin Peay or Baptist Sports Park:
WHAT TO WEAR
Shorts and flip-flops, a hat and sunscreen. Expect to sweat. There won't be much shade.
WHAT TO BRING
• A lawn chair or something else to sit on. At Austin Peay the prime viewing areas are a hillside that runs along a sideline or open space behind an end zone.
• Bottled water, Gatorade, or money to buy some. Practices can run up to three hours. The players stay hydrated, and you should, too.
• Earmuffs for the kids. Things can get heated on the field, where players and coaches usually aren't watching their language.
• Your best pleading voice. Players who aren't scheduled to sign autographs on a particular day still come to the sideline on occasion to do so, especially if you've got a unique phrase or request that gets their attention. You'll have a better chance at veterans after the afternoon practice than after the morning practice.
• Cameras. Snap all the photos you like.
• Binoculars. At some practices the player or position group you want to see may be out of range. Binoculars ensure you'll be able to find them.
WHAT NOT TO BRING
• Video cameras. You're not allowed to videotape practices. The Titans wouldn't want those tapes winding up in the hands of the Jets, the Colts or the Ravens, would they?
• Your smokes or alcohol. Smoking and/or drinking are not allowed.
• Your boom box.
• Your dog.
LOOK FOR
• Titans interns passing out rosters. The practice fields will be crowded until the first round of cuts, so a roster will help you sort out who's who.
• Changes in the practice schedule. The Tennessean will publish the practice schedule daily, and it will also be available at tennessean.com. The Titans have a training camp hotline at 615-565-4190.
Some tips and reminders if you plan on taking in a Titans training camp practice at Austin Peay or Baptist Sports Park:
WHAT TO WEAR
Shorts and flip-flops, a hat and sunscreen. Expect to sweat. There won't be much shade.
WHAT TO BRING
• A lawn chair or something else to sit on. At Austin Peay the prime viewing areas are a hillside that runs along a sideline or open space behind an end zone.
• Bottled water, Gatorade, or money to buy some. Practices can run up to three hours. The players stay hydrated, and you should, too.
• Earmuffs for the kids. Things can get heated on the field, where players and coaches usually aren't watching their language.
• Your best pleading voice. Players who aren't scheduled to sign autographs on a particular day still come to the sideline on occasion to do so, especially if you've got a unique phrase or request that gets their attention. You'll have a better chance at veterans after the afternoon practice than after the morning practice.
• Cameras. Snap all the photos you like.
• Binoculars. At some practices the player or position group you want to see may be out of range. Binoculars ensure you'll be able to find them.
WHAT NOT TO BRING
• Video cameras. You're not allowed to videotape practices. The Titans wouldn't want those tapes winding up in the hands of the Jets, the Colts or the Ravens, would they?
• Your smokes or alcohol. Smoking and/or drinking are not allowed.
• Your boom box.
• Your dog.
LOOK FOR
• Titans interns passing out rosters. The practice fields will be crowded until the first round of cuts, so a roster will help you sort out who's who.
• Changes in the practice schedule. The Tennessean will publish the practice schedule daily, and it will also be available at tennessean.com. The Titans have a training camp hotline at 615-565-4190.
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