The times, they are a changing for UGA tailgaters come the fall. WSB's Pete Combs reports on new rules for football fans during home games.

UGA President Michael Adams says it's not that he's out to spoil a good time. "We want the fans here, we want them to have a great time, we want them to support the team, we want them to tailgate," Adams said Thursday. "We just don't want them to destroy the campus in the process."

He was referring to a September 12, 2009 home game where tailgaters dumped about 70-tons of garbage on the North Campus defecated on the grounds and abandoned grills, tents, coolers and chairs by the truckload.

A committee of university administrators produced a set of rules on Thursday that ban tents, kegs, generators, televisions, amplified music, grills and cookers, tables longer than 4 feet and household furniture from North Campus.

University officials say some rules will be enforced in all campus parking areas, including a ban on golf carts.

Deep fryers and low country boils are banned, as are barbecue grills in the parking decks.

Corporate tailgating is also severely curtailed by the new rules.

No tailgate can have private security.

Professional bartenders are no longer allowed -- all tailgates must be self-serve.

Tailgates can not promote alcohol or tobacco products on campus.

Fences, gating, and other physical barriers limiting access are prohibited.

Corporations can no longer limit admission to their tailgate areas, nor can demand you wear wristbands, hand stamps and other methods that limit access to public property within a tailgate.

Sale of services or admission is prohibited.

There can be no product giveaways for promotional purposes.

There can be no DJ services on campus.