Should Beer be sold at The Swamp?

[cajun4life]

Houston serves beer...the game was great and the beer was great as well lol

At 7 bucks a pop how much money do you think we leave on the table every game?

My guess is $60,000 per game. That is being modest as well. That figure is onlu assuming 3000 people per game at 3 drinks per person.

[LsuULfan]

_ At 7 bucks a pop how much money do you think we leave on the table every game?

My guess is $60,000 per game. That is being modest as well. That figure is onlu assuming 3000 people per game at 3 drinks per person. _

Given the lines at times, better hire a few more workers

[Clutch0364]

_ At 7 bucks a pop how much money do you think we leave on the table every game?

My guess is $60,000 per game. That is being modest as well. That figure is onlu assuming 3000 people per game at 3 drinks per person. _

I know i would be good for 3 to 4 a game...i dont think you would completely stop people from heading out to the car for a few more because that has become tradition lol but i am sure it would generate what u are saying

[BrudaCajun]

_ Besides, who knows what KIND of "fans" we would be attracting to games?? If it's just going to be a bunch of guys sitting around drinking beer and acting stupid the whole game, then I DON'T want it!! _

I understand but at this point I do not think we should very choosey on who we would like to be fans of our football program. I welcome all who want to be with open arms lol

[Just1More]

_ I believe his "yes" reply was yes, we should sell it??? _

Correct

[BeauCajun]

_ At 7 bucks a pop how much money do you think we leave on the table every game?

My guess is $60,000 per game. That is being modest as well. That figure is onlu assuming 3000 people per game at 3 drinks per person. _

I agree. Give me a cold brew. Z, we may also have to expand our restrooms if we start serving cold ones.

[Zeebart21]

_ I agree. Give me a cold brew. Z, we may also have to expand our restrooms if we start serving cold ones. _

mais....I almost answered your post...then I realized there was another....

[DestinCajun]

"Is there not a NCAA rule that forbids any type of booze being sold at a game? If not then it is stupid not to do it at Cajun Field. It would help with attendance."

Yes _

Then Tulane and U-Hou football must be exempt and Cajun basketball must be exempt too.

[CajunRed]

_ Our attendance would rise by 25% overnight if this would be done. It was awesome drinking a beer watching Ark St. & S. Miss in the New Orleans Bowl a few years back. _

That is a pretty sad commentary on our program if selling beer is what we have to do to get attendance up.

I attend games with my kids and grandkids and, as it is, have to ask enough people to not curse around them. And, of course, those who are doing the cursing have slipped alcohol in.

How about we try to get attendance up 25% by WINNING?

[rhineaux]

_ At 7 bucks a pop how much money do you think we leave on the table every game?

My guess is $60,000 per game. That is being modest as well. That figure is onlu assuming 3000 people per game at 3 drinks per person. _

Exactly. At UH in 2006, I don't remember exactly how much I spent, but with the rounds I bought, it was at least $50-70. As it is now, I go to a game at Cajun Field with my flask, and spend about $10 on two pepsi's for my JD.

(I voted yes.)