As athletic department budgets tighten, expect to hear this rationale stated more often:
“There’s also the thought that you control the alcohol situation better if you’re selling within your stadium,” said Mike Thomas, Cincinnati’s athletics director.
Funny how that works.
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I believe I could do a fine job controlling the drug problem in my county if I was the one manufacturing and selling it.
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And Taxing it
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I’d love to have beer sales at Sanford Stadium, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. If you control beer sales at the stadium, you can better control the alcohol situation… for that three hour period. I know that my buddies and I are still going to be drinking at the tailgate, and I’m sure that goes for everyone else.
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This would be a disaster…they already have problems w/ long lines for concessions and running out of ice during early games where it is hot.
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Is this the answer for the North Ave Trade School’s ticket problem? A new promo perhaps, 4 Beers, Pretzels and a Homeless Guy to sit next to you!
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Did you get a look at their female fan with the taco in her trou? Saw her on TV and she has room for some kinda big taco I’d estimate. Enough area for a Chic-Fil in her A to boot. And a large pizza. And 4 hotdogs.
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Translation for those who don’t speak AD: THARE’S MONEY TO BE MADE!
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This would definitely take the sting off our week home schedule for 2012. Incidentally, I never caught a final report on whether beer sales were ok’d for the Chick-fil-A kickoff. The last thing I saw said that was pending approval by both schools. Anyone know??
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It’s my understanding that beer will be sold up until the end of halftime/start of 3rd quarter…
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And then they’ll give it away free?
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Make sure we stock up on couches when SC comes to town. Sorry, that applies only to W Va.
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