This would have been Eichoest era if I recall. They insinuated that people had alcohol delivered to their suites, and the University just pretended they were not doing it.
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Bill Moos is considering allowing alcohol at Husker football games in the suites and loge levels.
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This would have been Eichoest era if I recall. They insinuated that people had alcohol delivered to their suites, and the University just pretended they were not doing it.
Let’s be honest, there are only 540 billionaires in the US and I don’t recall Warren as a frequent visitor and he’s a Coke drinker besides. So the billionaire tag doesn’t apply. But for multi-millionaires getting loaded with the U approval, watching student-athletes perform and generate insane profits for the league and school while they get books, tuition and all the pizza they want - some booze driven encouragement seems perfect for this quandary. Why don’t we take 25% and place in a trust for graduates that face hardships later in life?
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Looks like the article I was thinking of was farther back, when TO was sitting at the AD Desk. Time flies.
"Osborne is aware that in the past some skybox owners would have alcohol brought to their suites the day before games. He said it is important to stop that from happening. "
journalstar.com
"Osborne is aware that in the past some skybox owners would have alcohol brought to their suites the day before games. He said it is important to stop that from happening. "
Osborne wants stricter enforcement of alcohol ban in skyboxes
Nebraska lacks company among its conference siblings when it comes to its stance on banning alcohol in skybox suites during football games.
Why are you so bitter?
No bitterness here. More like stunned in what Power 5 FB and MBB have become.
It's always been like this.
UGA to sell beer, wine -- but only to $25K donors
Georgia AD Greg McGarity told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Wednesday that beer and wine will be sold in Sanford Stadium's premium seating area during the upcoming football season, a section limited to donors who pledge at least $25,000.
Not smart enough to do the math to figure out how many years it would take me to add up to 25K? I guess if I ever go to a Georgia game I will just drink with the average everyday Joe's before the game.
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Interesting to see Alabama and Auburn not going to sell alcohol at games.
They know their fans make their own in the stadium toilets.
Actually yes I could picture that.
Well played, sir! You have a point there.Actually yes I could picture that.
