This is also the final day the RATS must wear their hats. After dinner there is a dance that extends into the late evening. Beginning as a Kappa Kappa Psi pledge project, this road rally has turned into a tradition. Teams of 4-6 people raced around for about 16 hours trying desperately to be the first to find all of their clues. Each team has a different train of clues, so people won't be able to follow each other, but often people meet up at clue sites.
Clues consist of decyfering braille or translating a alphabetical matrix to find the clue site.
People can spend two minutes to two hours trying to find a clue since solving the clue is only half the battle - the other half is searching the clue site for the packet with the next clue inside. The game controllers were initially the pledge class, but then the torch was passed to the winners of the game, as is every year. Game Control has the hardest job of all since it takes weeks of planning and brainstorming. When the game day finally arrives, they will be awake to long hours in the morning. Most teams try to shoot for second place.