Memorial Stadium Renovation

Heretic Husker said:
The sausage grinder of government spending is flavored by the special interests' porcine by-product filler, and its addition to the meat is done in a way that is abstruse towards the need, flavor, and meal of the average hot dog consumer- having said that, another antediluvian saying relating to spending is, if a tree in the forest falls, and nobody is around, does it make a noise? A better question relating to this is particular topic is "How would the average fan know in order to care?"
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Mavric said:
I don't think it probably will.  But I didn't realize that Creighton had gotten help.
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That's really odd to me being a private religious school. Smaller state schools I could see helping fund as it's something of a public interest.

 
ZRod said:
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To answer the otiose meme, yes, I do speak, and write in English, and if you were as perspicacious in meme posting as English comprehension, you'd understand the meme was an infelicitous act and an ignominy in application. But it is a funny meme, cheers

 
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ZRod said:
That's really odd to me being a private religious school. Smaller state schools I could see helping fund as it's something of a public interest.
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Probably wrong but I believe Creighton size is equal to Notre Dame Fighting Irish.  Used to be Creighton football .... dropped program  in 1940ish.

 
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Well, they're not going to turn off the beer taps just because Nebraska has a losing season. If (or, more likely, when) they decide to allow alcohol sales, it's not going to be dependent upon how good or bad the team is.

Plus, there are some steps they could take to limit negative consequences. Some universities who launched gameday alcohol sales began doing so only at the club level, and then expanded to the rest of the stadium over time. You could also limit sales to 1-2 per transaction, cut off sales at the end of the 3rd quarter (similar to how baseball cuts off in the 7th inning), and require they only be purchasable on the concourses.

I tend to think alcohol related incidents will increase (it happened at Ohio State) but this is all about business. Alcohol sales are generally viewed as a fan benefit and it brings in a lot of revenue.

 
Savage Husker said:
Imagine how much worse the stadium/fans could be over the last 8 years be if alcohol was allowed?
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Alcohol, via airline mini bottles and often even 200 ml bottles, seems to be "allowed" in most sections of the stadium.  Jim Beam, JD, et al.  Who needs beer sales?  Just makes more trips to the stinky restrooms.  For those who do that.  Those other people. 

 
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