[French Rage]

I think this has been partially enforced in the past.  For UFDFG last year, the security guard in our section blocked entrance onto the field for a period of time. It may not have been a full 60 seconds but there was enforcement for a period of time and then the floodgates were opened.  The policy seems like a good compromise. You want player safety, but you also want those UFDFG Conrad Ukropina on the shoulders moments.  Those are pretty special for everyone involved.

I noticed that too, but I couldn't tell how much it was an actual policy.  At least in my section they tried to keep the door/gate to the field closed, but since it was just one security person, he/she was helpless against all of the people jumping the fence.  After a minute or two, though, he/she relented and let people through the gate.  I can't tell if that was an attempt to keep it to a trickle for the first minute, or if it was just giving up when stopping people became futile.

[French Rage]

I think this has been partially enforced in the past.  For UFDFG last year, the security guard in our section blocked entrance onto the field for a period of time. It may not have been a full 60 seconds but there was enforcement for a period of time and then the floodgates were opened.  The policy seems like a good compromise. You want player safety, but you also want those UFDFG Conrad Ukropina on the shoulders moments.  Those are pretty special for everyone involved.

I noticed that too, but I couldn't tell how much it was an actual policy.  At least in my section they tried to keep the door/gate to the field closed, but since it was just one security person, he/she was helpless against all of the people jumping the fence.  After a minute or two, though, he/she relented and let people through the gate.  I can't tell if that was an attempt to keep it to a trickle for the first minute, or if it was just giving up when stopping people became futile.