Let's not get too hopeful. I would give that about a .00001% chance of happening.
***Jack Trice Stadium/Hilton Coliseum alcohol sales thread***
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If you paid attention to his comments recently, especially this summer, it was pretty clear that the decision wasn't completely up to him, but he was the one that had to own it publicly.
He doesn’t care to be the bad guy. Some of his statements were a little much, but he’s from Wisconsin. You know he’s gotta be fine with booze.
It's a condition of the insurance to end re-entry. Same thing happened at UNI.
Well thank God one of my kids is done with college. Give me some extra money for beer in the stadium next year.
College might be cheaper LoL.
College might be cheaper LoL.
Do people still smuggle in leather botas with their spirit of choice? I know we did; back when the players didn't wear helmets, and all...
Bullet point #5 is interesting. Seems like they are going to try as best as they can to keep the concourses less congested due to the change and encourage people to buy as they enter the stadium.
This needed to happen regardless. The whole reentry policy was for the losing era of Cyclone football. It's time to grow up...
Yep, Both sides of the stadium between the 30's are pathetically empty by the start of the second half.
If anyone still doubts that the Prez Cook hire isn’t an absolute grand slam they need their head examined.
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No connection? I’d argue the reason they have kept it so long was to appease the people who couldn’t go a half of football without a beer. Keep everything in house. Iowa state has fantastic tailgating but that doesn’t bring in money for the AD.
I don't see this as necessarily hypocritical. People want to drink at games. They want the option to go back to the tailgate to "tank up," but they also want the option to grab a quick beer.
I can guarantee you there will be WAY more butts in seats to start the second half. LOL people leaving at half were absolutely going to the lots to pound a couple beers quick. We've all done it but alcohol sales remove the "necessity".
Aren't THC drinks going away after the midterms anyway? I thought the latest Reconciliation Bill banned them.
The thing is you can't have both options if you're using alcohol sales as a source of much needed revenue generation.
I mean…enjoy spending 10 bucks for a beer. Who’s really winning? I do think it’s best for the AD to do this. I personally don’t care either way other than I think it helps not look like a poverty program after halftime.
What does JP know about this upcoming football season outlook that now he makes the decision? obviously joking (I hope) but yea long overdue and love not allowing people to leave. So frustrating especially during big games so have half empty stadium to start 2nd half.
