Should Rhule have Haarberg run the ball to aid Raiola’s passing game more often?
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The outline was dumb...same as the FB team wearing those dumb looking red socks on the road...simple works...so do white socks and shoes. Just saying !
Reply ReplyI've been to several other B1G football stadiums that have served alcohol and I haven't seen any issues other than the normal.
Reply ReplyWith college athletics now being all about $$$, this would be another good revenue source.
Reply ReplyI can't believe this is losing...I am old and I am for it. Awesome revenue source, and it is everywhere. Wow....
Reply ReplyOMG the blue haired sit on their butts people voting NO need to start to accept that times have changed and need to catch up with the rest of the world. This ain't the old days of football. Adapt or get passed by. Tap the kegs!
Reply ReplyAgree, and most of us "blue-haired" folks were able to drink when we were in college. At what point did they become their parents...... Time to open the taps!
I drink alcohol, primarily beer, but I don't believe we need to have it in Memorial Stadium. It just increases the chances for unfortunate events. Nebraska fans have a great reputation; let's not ruin it.
Reply Replyalcohol will change the atmosphere of Memorial Stadium. Less family friendly.
Reply ReplyI think too many people get carried away with alcohol consumption at these kinds of events and potentially will degrade the atmosphere and the image developed over many years in Memorial Stadium.
Reply ReplyWe've enjoyed Husker sports for decades without beer. I think we can manage without it.
Reply ReplyThe seats are too close with bunch of drunk people and beer spilling on me. I won't go.
Reply ReplyBooze isn’t needed and will ruin the atmosphere for other fans. Why ruin a family friendly environment. If you need alcohol, go get help.
Reply ReplyI already have drunk people sitting around me every game. We don't need more alcohol. It will not be a good family atmosphere. Dennis DaMoude
Reply ReplyIts bad enough to tolerate these folks that come in after start of game from tailgating and half shot./
Reply ReplyCollege football is a very high energy, emotional sport. The last thing we need is a bunch of drunks in the stands!
Reply ReplyAlcohol creates problems in all of society. Why mess with it when Memorial Stadium is such a great place for Nebraskans and their families.
Reply ReplyThere is enough drinking before a game & after a game. If approved only in certain areas.
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Raiola seems to lose interest - his passes are in the ground, his posture and attitude seem to look like he doesn't care. We can't have him playing only half a game.
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