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Keep helmets on until the lockeroom doors are locked.
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Also, beginning this season, there will be a no re-entry policy at Martin Stadium (other than buying a new ticket). WSU will become the sixth Pac-12 school with a no re-entry policy, joining Arizona, Cal, UCLA, USC and Utah. Of that group, none offer alcohol at the general concourse level. (The entire SEC has a no re-entry policy as well).
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It's amazing to me the re-entry policy is still in place. Fucking sell beer, fucking no re-entry, not that fucking hard.
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jen is doing researchCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:It's amazing to me the re-entry policy is still in place. Fucking sell beer, fucking no re-entry, not that fucking hard.
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Not having re entry is for crypto fascist losers. Let people do whatever the fuck they want, Christ, it isn't rocket science.
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SEC SEC SEC SEC SEC SEC SEC SEC SECDardanus said:Also, beginning this season, there will be a no re-entry policy at Martin Stadium (other than buying a new ticket). WSU will become the sixth Pac-12 school with a no re-entry policy, joining Arizona, Cal, UCLA, USC and Utah. Of that group, none offer alcohol at the general concourse level. (The entire SEC has a no re-entry policy as well).
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I'd bet a shit ton more than 1mil in revenue will be made there.
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Next year they will be charging for cow tipping in the parking lot. Fat WSU sorority girls are being warned to stay away during the tipping. 2M in revenue expected.
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If you want to LEAVE, don't come back.doogsinparadise said:Not having re entry is for crypto fascist losers. Let people do whatever the fuck they want, Christ, it isn't rocket science.
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First cool mill is in DUI citationsMcRib said:I'd bet a shit ton more than 1mil in revenue will be made there.
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According to TequillaFS, UW doesn't want to lead the way on such a controversial issue.Meek said:
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Add Citrus Zima to the menu and their revenue problems are solved.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:It's amazing to me the re-entry policy is still in place. Fucking sell beer, fucking no re-entry, not that fucking hard.
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Is that the UW way to be leaders on issues like this?ThomasFremont said:
According to TequillaFS, UW doesn't want to lead the way on such a controversial issue.
The UW upper campus (and Seattle in general) is full of passive aggressive sorts that would rather be reactive than proactive.
I'd be shocked if beer sales aren't allowed in general seating by the 2017 or 2018 season as more and more programs openly offer it with limited problems. However, also don't be surprised if there are problems in Pullman that that delays it coming here. -
Economics will drive them sell alcohol in general seating. That will allow them to get away with doing it "the right way" on the field.Tequilla said:
Is that the UW way to be leaders on issues like this?
The UW upper campus (and Seattle in general) is full of passive aggressive sorts that would rather be reactive than proactive.
I'd be shocked if beer sales aren't allowed in general seating by the 2017 or 2018 season as more and more programs openly offer it with limited problems. However, also don't be surprised if there are problems in Pullman that that delays it coming here. -
I agree with this ... but the crowd that resides in upper campus and in the BOR that hide behind trying to dictate the actions of others instead of promoting personal accountability will throw up the "if we allow beer sales in the stadium are we promoting a safe family atmosphere" or the "if we allow beer sales does that lead to overintoxication, fights, and greater arrests" ... it's basically the beer sales version of the sustainability reward where the perception matters way more than the actual bottom line results.Southerndawg said:
Economics will drive them sell alcohol in general seating. That will allow them to get away with doing it "the right way" on the field.
It's why I think how this works in Pullman this year will go a long way. If the Cougs can't control themselves with the beer access, it will give the BOR and upper campus the ammo that they need to say that the benefits ($$$) of beer sales isn't worth the downside.
I do think that it is inevitable that beer sales will happen ... but how quickly it happens is another story. -
EWIWBITequilla said:
Is that the UW way to be leaders on issues like this?
The UW upper campus (and Seattle in general) is full of passive aggressive sorts that would rather be reactive than proactive.
I'd be shocked if beer sales aren't allowed in general seating by the 2017 or 2018 season as more and more programs openly offer it with limited problems. However, also don't be surprised if there are problems in Pullman that that delays it coming here. -
Approving beer sales in a town where the national guard was called out because they shut down the campus bar early.
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I believe you specifically mentioned a "controversy" with this issue...Tequilla said:
Is that the UW way to be leaders on issues like this?
The UW upper campus (and Seattle in general) is full of passive aggressive sorts that would rather be reactive than proactive.
I'd be shocked if beer sales aren't allowed in general seating by the 2017 or 2018 season as more and more programs openly offer it with limited problems. However, also don't be surprised if there are problems in Pullman that that delays it coming here. -
The controversy will be the perception versus the reality.ThomasFremont said:
I believe you specifically mentioned a "controversy" with this issue...
The perception is that beer sales will bring unwarranted trouble that could be avoided.
The reality is that it will likely minimize binge drinking, keep fans in the stadium, and add much needed $$$ to the bottom line of the AD.
I have full confidence that the BOR and upper campus will make this a way bigger issue than it needs to be. -
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I have not heard of this controversy. I think it's all in your head.Tequilla said:
The controversy will be the perception versus the reality.
The perception is that beer sales will bring unwarranted trouble that could be avoided.
The reality is that it will likely minimize binge drinking, keep fans in the stadium, and add much needed $$$ to the bottom line of the AD.
I have full confidence that the BOR and upper campus will make this a way bigger issue than it needs to be. -
Would pay for.Swaye said:Next year they will be charging for cow tipping in the parking lot. Fat WSU sorority girls are being warned to stay away during the tipping. 2M in revenue expected.
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Can you even do 1 million selling Busch and Steel Reserve?
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Halftime with our awful band = torture. Outside tailgates = heaven. UW will have to throw a WAY bigger bone than alcohol sales if they want lock the gates after kickoff.
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Close the fucking gates @Cohen12!Purple_Pills said:Halftime with our awful band = torture. Outside tailgates = heaven. UW will have to throw a WAY bigger bone than alcohol sales if they want lock the gates after kickoff.
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What is price gouging for Busch? 75 cents..CuntWaffle said:Can you even do 1 million selling Busch and Steel Reserve?
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So you're saying there should be limited problems but that there should also be problems?Tequilla said:
Is that the UW way to be leaders on issues like this?
The UW upper campus (and Seattle in general) is full of passive aggressive sorts that would rather be reactive than proactive.
I'd be shocked if beer sales aren't allowed in general seating by the 2017 or 2018 season as more and more programs openly offer it with limited problems. However, also don't be surprised if there are problems in Pullman that that delays it coming here. -
Those guys/gals/heshe's/shehe's are pussies but they're facing a serious budget shortfall due to the cash cow not generating enough cash. Serving alcohol helps solve that problem quickly. They'll be dragged into the light, #stadiumdefault.Tequilla said:
I agree with this ... but the crowd that resides in upper campus and in the BOR that hide behind trying to dictate the actions of others instead of promoting personal accountability will throw up the "if we allow beer sales in the stadium are we promoting a safe family atmosphere" or the "if we allow beer sales does that lead to overintoxication, fights, and greater arrests" ... it's basically the beer sales version of the sustainability reward where the perception matters way more than the actual bottom line results.
It's why I think how this works in Pullman this year will go a long way. If the Cougs can't control themselves with the beer access, it will give the BOR and upper campus the ammo that they need to say that the benefits ($$$) of beer sales isn't worth the downside.
I do think that it is inevitable that beer sales will happen ... but how quickly it happens is another story.
The other option is to do whatever it takes to put a winner on the field and have the stadium busting at the seams with rabid fans.
