Kappa Alpha Theta and the sweetheart of Sigma Pi

To encourage my friends to try Tailgate, I’d introduce it in a way that feels organic and competitive rather than promotional. I’d start by using it during a big game day and showing them in real time how it enhances the experience — whether that’s live predictions, group chats, or leaderboard features. Creating a friendly competition within our group (like a weekly winner or small prize) would immediately spark engagement, especially in a fraternity setting where rivalry and bragging rights matter. I’d also share quick clips or screenshots in our group chat to build curiosity and FOMO. Once a few competitive people get involved, the rest usually follow — especially when it becomes part of our regular game-day routine.

I’m excited to promote a sports app within my fraternity because it’s the perfect environment for friendly competition, shared interests, and daily sports conversations. Guys in fraternities are constantly keeping up with games, fantasy leagues, and highlights, so introducing a platform that enhances that experience would feel natural rather than forced. I think it would be easy to drive engagement through watch parties, leaderboard challenges, and friendly rivalries within the house. I also enjoy being someone who brings new opportunities and experiences to my peers, so promoting an app that fuels connection, competition, and team spirit would be both fun and impactful.