By the time we've raised enough $ from the $300,000-$500,000/yr in beer sales revenue to pay for any of the gigantic videoboard, WiFi or distributed sound system, we'll be pulling in a full B1G share of $45M-$60M, which could pay for all of them at once.
Or having a vendor walking up and down the aisle and blocking your view of the game while they sell a beer to someone in the middle of the rows in front of you.
There are 10,000 seats reserved for students. For all the B1G games those seats will be filled anyway. We're pretty close to averaging the full stadium capacity right now so where is beer sales going to increase attendance. If fans can't make it into a game because they can't drink beer inside, let them stay outside. What's more important, watching a game you paid good money for tickets and donating a decent amount of money or hanging around the parking lots to consume beer?
BS....been enough CFB venues that sell beer and there is no brawls.
I thought it might be that Plum St. I grew up on Guilden St and walked up and down that street many times from church and bringing home pizza, not necessarily in that order. My grandparents and cousin lived on Robinson St. All 6th warders. Although St. Peter's HS was only 3 blocks away, I attended NBHS, class of 64. Spent a lot of time as a kid playing different sports on campus, especially at the old GYM and behind it. Nice part of NB.
Tom's River Pilsner would have to be brought
Definitely the logical choice would have to be Tom's s River Pilsner. It was local and cheap so it only seems appropriate..... again.
I attended the Magyar Reform Church on Somerset St next to St. Peter's HS. Played a lot of bball at their playground because many of my neighborhood friends were from SPHS including ex N. Mexico and RU star John Somogyi. His dad owned a tavern near there. It was mostly a Hungarian area including the HAAC and Middlesex Hospital. A lot of French St above Louis was also Hungarian.
