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Mad Birdman wrote:Just think of all of the chair-leg incidents that will occur during games now!
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University officials watched the result of years of negotiations with approval. But the Board of Regents will still have to hammer out the logistics of the beer sales – where and how the beer will be sold; possibly in a stadium beer garden or other venue.
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Sully "Football Saturdays in Madison are holy days."
10EGorham wrote:I thought this was contrary to B10 rules.
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I do enjoy singing "She's a Lady" to my cat.
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SaguaroBadger wrote: 10EGorham wrote: I thought this was contrary to B10 rules.I'm pretty sure there is no such rule, it's just cited anytime a school doesn't want to sell beer for whatever reason because people believe it. Or maybe they can sell booze in suites but not to the unwashed masses. Who the hell knows.LINKFrom the link:The University of Iowa sold $111,000 in alcohol at Kinnick Stadium during the 2010 football season, which puts the UI second among the four Big 10 schools that sell booze in stadium suites.Edit: old thread on "the rule": LINK
10EGorham wrote: I thought this was contrary to B10 rules.
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Bbeerslayer wrote: SaguaroBadger wrote: 10EGorham wrote: I thought this was contrary to B10 rules.I'm pretty sure there is no such rule, it's just cited anytime a school doesn't want to sell beer for whatever reason because people believe it. Or maybe they can sell booze in suites but not to the unwashed masses. Who the hell knows.LINKFrom the link:The University of Iowa sold $111,000 in alcohol at Kinnick Stadium during the 2010 football season, which puts the UI second among the four Big 10 schools that sell booze in stadium suites.Edit: old thread on "the rule": LINKI think the rule is if the stadium is on campus they can't serve alcohal. Off campus its OK Anyway this is way overdue for all those poor sober Minnisotans. Now they can drown their sorrowsnext time they lose to East Dakota at home.
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March 29, 2012 8:28 AM
SavannahBadger wrote:Who are they going to sell it to? Are they expecting people to actually show up if beer is available? I imagine this will be a plus for Nebraska, Iowa, and Wisconsin fans.
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Bbeerslayer wrote: I think the rule is if the stadium is on campus they can't serve alcohal. Off campus its OK Anyway this is way overdue for all those poor sober Minnisotans. Now they can drown their sorrowsnext time they lose to East Dakota at home.If a team lost to itself and I was in the stands watching, a few beers would be needed.
March 29, 2012 9:17 AM
SaguaroBadger wrote:Or maybe they can sell booze in suites but not to the unwashed masses. Who the hell knows.
March 29, 2012 12:54 PM
Bbeerslayer wrote:I think the rule is if the stadium is on campus they can't serve alcohal.
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March 29, 2012 1:07 PM
SaguaroBadger wrote:Bbeerslayer wrote:I think the rule is if the stadium is on campus they can't serve alcohal. Is Wisconsin's stadium on campus? The other schools that sell alcohol in addition to Wisconsin, according to the article I linked, are Iowa, Illinois, and Purdue. So on/off campus doesn't seem to matter.
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