The Most Important Question of All...

findingbennyanders · August 30, 2011

Many UH fans, including myself, have come over to your board asking all sorts of questions regarding tickets, parking, tailgating, local amenities, etc. You've all been very helpful.

But we've neglected to ask the most important question of all:

Do you sell alcohol in the stadium?

Baby Arm! · August 30, 2011

Many UH fans, including myself, have come over to your board asking all sorts of questions regarding tickets, parking, tailgating, local amenities, etc. You've all been very helpful.

But we've neglected to ask the most important question of all:

Do you sell alcohol in the stadium?

Yes, but only in the club seats and suites

findingbennyanders · August 30, 2011

Yes, but only in the club seats and suites

Well, that doesn't do much good for visiting fans. Phooey.

GabeGMG · August 30, 2011

Yes, but only in the club seats and suites

I heard a rumor that Athletics is trying to get the board to approve selling beer on the regular concourse level. :ph34r:

DeepGreen · August 30, 2011

Well, that doesn't do much good for visiting fans. Phooey.

Ever heard of a flask? That is, unless you have to drink beer you're S.O.L.

NT80 · August 30, 2011

I heard a rumor that Athletics is trying to get the board to approve selling beer on the regular concourse level.

I have heard this too. It was offered at the open house on the main level.

NT80 · August 30, 2011

Well, that doesn't do much good for visiting fans. Phooey.

Buy a club seat?

FloMoGrad · August 30, 2011

Ever heard of a flask? That is, unless you have to drink beer you're S.O.L.

Just sayin, not much changed, this is a UNT football tradition in my family....Diaper bags are an alcoholics blessing.

Green Mean · August 30, 2011

Well, that doesn't do much good for visiting fans. Phooey.

You should know that high school students shouldn't be drinking anyways.

UNTP1 · August 30, 2011

I have heard this too. It was offered at the open house on the main level.

I heard this at the cookout as well where they had $2 beer. They could make a ridiculous amount of money off of students alone if they sold beer for cheap.

Edited August 30, 2011 by UNTP1

ColoradoEagle · August 30, 2011

I heard this at the cookout as well where they had $2 beer. They could make a ridiculous amount of money off of students alone if they sold beer for cheap.

Hopefully that isn't their sales pitch.

"Do you know how much money we could make by selling alcohol to students?!"

GabeGMG · August 30, 2011

Hopefully that isn't their sales pitch.

"Do you know how much money we could make by selling alcohol to students?!"

I've never understood why not to sell beer at college sporting events. If you're going to allow students of age to drink in the parking lot for free, you might as well cash in on them drinking inside.

Mean Green 93-98 · August 30, 2011

Here's an article by Greg Doyel of CBS Sports on the subject, although his perspective is primarily NFL.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/15482665

UNTflyer · August 30, 2011

Here's an article by Greg Doyel of CBS Sports on the subject, although his perspective is primarily NFL.

http://www.cbssports.../story/15482665

"Alcohol is the problem, and if 70,000 people can handle their alcohol but three cannot -- and as a result, two fans get shot and another gets beaten into critical condition -- then that's three too many."

Responsibility. Pass it on (to somebody else).

Mean Green Matt · August 30, 2011

Ever heard of a flask? That is, unless you have to drink beer you're S.O.L.

....or you could just bring in like 10 flasks full of beer....that's a much more inefficient way to accomplish the object though...

FloMoGrad · August 30, 2011

....or you could just bring in like 10 flasks full of beer....that's a much more inefficient way to accomplish the object though...

All about efficiency. Why I have an IV bag of whiskey ready to be inserted straight into my liver, skip the glass, mouth, throat, stomach, upper and lower intestines, get right to the chase.

All About UNT · August 30, 2011

Hopefully that isn't their sales pitch.

"Do you know how much money we could make by selling alcohol to students?!"

"Do you know.......the street value of this mountain!!"

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UNTLifer · August 30, 2011

I've never understood why not to sell beer at college sporting events. If you're going to allow students of age to drink in the parking lot for free, you might as well cash in on them drinking inside.

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