Updated Oct 17, 2011 - 7:56 am

Husky Stadium voted most scenic place for tailgating

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By 97.3 KIRO FM Staff
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Husky Stadium was voted the most scenic place for tailgating. The honor came from Parade magazine. (AP Photo/file)

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Husky Stadium was voted the most scenic place for tailgating by Parade magazine.

Parade praised people who arrive by boat at the unique lakefront stadium.

University of Washington tailgaters have another reason to celebrate this week.

After Saturday's game, the Huskies find themselves ranked among the best 25 teams in the entire country.

The Huskies are ranked 22nd in the AP Top-25 and 24th in the USA Today/Coaches Poll.

This is the first time UW has been ranked since September 20, 2009.

97.3 KIRO FM Staff, Staff report

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