That's where the chocolate waterfall comes in.

There will also be a VIP hospitality area for pre-game, halftime and post-game with catered food. Also included will be reserved parking, express post-game departure, chair back seating and cup holders.

A heavenly arrangement, if you ask me.

Even if you aren't rich enough to afford Club Seating, there are other things to consider. BYU spent $1 million upgrading its concession areas and food selection. Eleven restaurants have agreed to provide food to fans, some of it directly off their menus. For instance, Ruby River Steakhouse could make available ribs, as it did at Wednesday's luncheon. Say you get cold and hungry in the third quarter of an October game. What to do? Swing down for a cup of clam chowder from McGrath's Fish House, naturally.

All in all, a nice way to spend a Saturday afternoon or night.

LaVell vanilla ice cream now has a lot of competition.

"We will have great quality service and at reasonable prices," said Hale.

So for those planning on attending BYU football this year, there are at least two things to look forward to: a great schedule (Georgia Tech, Stanford, Air Force, CSU, Boise State and Utah) and great food (burritos, ribs, seafood, turkey, burgers, ice cream, teriyaki sticks).

Everyone else, eat your heart out.

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