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Mad City Bowl: Bob Jones vs. James Clemens | What to know

Bob Jones and James Clemens High Schools will compete Friday in the annual rivalry game. What do you need to know before you go?

MADISON, Ala — Madison has two of the best high schools in Alabama, and each year, they go head-to-head in the Mad City Bowl.

This Friday night (Sept. 6) will be an exciting evening for MCS and the Madison community when our two teams - Bob Jones and James Clemens - compete in the Mad City Bowl.

While rivalries are fun, I would like to emphasize the importance of kindness, patience, and sportsmanship by those who attend all of our athletic events. These wonderful athletic events are a time to focus on the young people playing, cheering, and performing. 

For The Madison Bowl, the parking lot area will open at 4 p.m. and the gates will open at 5 p.m. Any tents or tailgating will be designated to the west side of the parking area next to Garner St. After the game begins, entry into and exit from the stadium will take place via the home gate only.  The home gate will take tickets that are purchased for the entire length of the game.

There will be no free admittance during the game. 

For our athletic events to be safe and enjoyable, spectators and students need to be aware of our MCS Stadium guidelines.

  • Only small purses, diaper bags, and medical bags are allowed. We currently do not have a clear bag policy. Spectators with oversized bags may be denied entry. All bags are subject to search. No coolers are allowed.
  • No knives, guns or any other weapons are allowed on MCS property.
  • Tobacco, drugs, alcohol and vaping devices are prohibited on MCS property.
  • Spectators must keep walkways in the stadium area clear. Private security guards will assist in keeping the elevated walkways and railings clear.
  • No running or ball-tossing inside the stadium.
  • Spectators will not be allowed field access without appropriate credentials.
  • Spectators who leave the stadium will have to repay admission to return to the stadium.
  • MCS students attending the games are subject to the MCS Code of Student Conduct.
  • We strongly ask parents of elementary and middle school students to attend the game with their children. If not, please ensure that an adult at the game will accompany and serve as an emergency contact.
  • Spectators are asked to be respectful and follow stadium guidelines. Those who cause problems will be asked to leave the stadium/property and will not be given a refund or allowed to return.

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