Gameday concessions

[Turbine]

I can post pics from my beer fridge later today. I know Cajunrunner can back me up here

Cajunrunner has pics from your beer fridge too?

[facelessjonmoon]

Cajunrunner has pics from your beer fridge too?

He might, but he knows beer and would know that 16 oz cans are the norm for higher end craft beer

FTR, the $4 craft cans at the games probably won't be the higher end stuff that I'm referring to. I’m just pointing out that 16 oz is commonplace

[Turbine]

He might, but he would know that 16 oz cans are the norm for higher end craft beer

FTR, the $4 craft cans at the games probably won’t be higher end stuff I’m referring to

I forgot my wink at the end. fixed it

[Ole Colony]

Yeah no way we get 16oz Envie for $4.

[CajunNation]

As happy as I am about these prices, what I am more excited about is that Maggard jumped on this trend so quickly. There are only a handful of schools incorporating this strategy and we are one of them. In the past, I often felt we were the last to the table at almost everything.

Not only are we on the front side of this trend, our pricing looks much more "fan friendly" than other athletic programs incorporating this strategy.

Takes a lot of brains and a lot of balls to do something like this.

The athletic program is in very good hands.

[Esqueleto]

Takes a lot of brains and a lot of balls to do something like this.

The athletic program is in very good hands.

Not sure why it takes brains and balls. To me, it's just common sense.

[ragin50]

Not sure why it takes brains and balls. To me, it's just common sense.

Agreed. This seems like a no brainer that was long overdue.

[CrazyCajun]

Lowering prices is common sense but this is a pretty aggressive approach. I like it

[Turbine]

Not sure why it takes brains and balls. To me, it's just common sense.

Except, if it were common sense it would be the norm.

Common sense is pretty uncommon these days.

Kudos to AD & Co. I hope they get the mileage they deserve.

[cajun_lannister]

Yeah no way we get 16oz Envie for $4.

A1/2 barrell keg of Envie is only about $180 sure they get it cheaper so cost them about $1.50 a pint maybe $3 after overhead

[CrazyCajun]

A1/2 barrell keg of Envie is only about $180 sure they get it cheaper so cost them about $1.50 a pint maybe $3 after overhead

If the kegs operate properly and the people know how to poor it. I can recall several times them just pouring foam

[RaisingCajun08]

I love my fair share of craft beer. I still would not pass up a $2 16oz PBR for any craft beer at a sporting even, bar, etc.