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Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
6/30/2014

Should beer be offered for sale at Memorial Stadium?

49%
Yes

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51%
No WINNER

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49%
Yes

8 Comments
Matt Vargas
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Matt Vargas

Extra revenue that can be used to reduce ticket prices and donation requirements. Encourage folks to get in early and fill the seats rather than linger at tailgates.

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Jon Dobbs
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Jon Dobbs

Unfortunately, it will create a louder environment for game day. Will generate more revenue which could be used to off set ticket price and off set scholarship increase expense.

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Visitor
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Visitor

I dont see why a responsible football enthusiast cant enjoy a beer at a game. Beer is sold at plenty of family restaurants and I dont think it tarnishes their brand . So yes, absolutely sell beer.

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Joel Thornton
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Joel Thornton

The selllout streak will end without it.

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Marcus Dietz
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Marcus Dietz

I think the added revenue (by charging a premium for a beer vs. a soda) would be beneficial to the University.

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Bill Gondring
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Bill Gondring

raise funding for the university. It is an additional fund raise

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51%
No

19 Comments
Jeff Holle
3
Jeff Holle

people drink plenty before and after the game.

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Robert Phillips
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Robert Phillips

Just check the idiots in Folsom stadium in Boulder Colorado and you'll find your answer.

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Chris Rudeen
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Chris Rudeen

it would turn is into a Boulder, CO or Columbia, MO crowd. Who wants that?

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Bill Lamson
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Bill Lamson

We don't need more people getting drunk and idiotic inside the stadium, there are enough of them outside. Keep them there.

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TRACY NELSON
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TRACY NELSON

I hate sitting next to somebody and have to put up with his beer breath among many other reasons

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Khrys Maxwell
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Khrys Maxwell

There is no need for alcohol to be sold at Memorial Stadium. While Nebraska has great fans, I think that the access to alcohol could make for quite a few rude people.

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Richard Barnes
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Richard Barnes

Huskers fans are #1; Drunk Husker fans are #2(if you know what I getting at).

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Jake Chalupsky
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Jake Chalupsky

NFL games are full of drunks. Keep Memorial Stadium a place where you can bring your kids and not have to worry about drunk idiots stumbling and saying stupid stuff.

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Natalie Forch Krohn
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Natalie Forch Krohn

Beer = drunk = stupid, even the "the best fans in college football" when drinking become the worst

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Daniel Revas
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Daniel Revas

The problem with drunks in the Stadium is already bad enough. This wil actualy discourage Families from attending games. I think it hurts the sellout streak, not helps it.

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Les Kissinger
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Les Kissinger

Just look at the problems Colorado had with beer sales. We don't that here. We come to enjoy the game not to have beer spilled all over us.

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Karen Norden Rogers
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Karen Norden Rogers

I think it could cause fights between the two teams playing ..Meaning fans..

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Arlie Rauch
0
Arlie Rauch

It encourages irresponsible behavior.

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Chris Murphy
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Chris Murphy

There is enough beer to be found outside. Beer only causes more problems in the game

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Bob Crockford
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Bob Crockford

Some would ruin it for the others. Also, someone could get hurt. If they want to drink beer, they can celebrate after the game, or they can drown their sorrows in beer after the game, if we lose.

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Mike Eickhoff
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Mike Eickhoff

See Boulder Colorado. Enough said.

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Vance A. Herbek
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Vance A. Herbek

If it ain't broke don't fix it. Memorial stadium has been great without it beer why introduce it now.

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Bart Burroughs
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Bart Burroughs

I know people that are great sober and real jerks drunk. real dr. Jeckell mr. hyde types. it's just asking for trouble.

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Eli Thomssen
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Eli Thomssen

There will be too much bad behavior

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Will Nebraska's staff changes pay dividends in the bowl game against Utah?

Will Nebraska's staff changes pay dividends in the bowl game against Utah?

Yes - Adjustments can be positive

5

No - Transitions can be tough

1

Yes - Adjustments can be positive

5 Comments
Terry Barker
0
Terry Barker

If they are coming to NU "now". It can only help. Maybe run a "slanting" defense and catch them "off guard"!!! Stuff the "run"!!! GBR!!!

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michael Gormley
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michael Gormley

Only one way to go…!!

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Husker Man60
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Husker Man60

Only up from here. Good to have a system for a team and not just a few players.

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PJ SAid
0
PJ SAid

On the defense I think you will increased intensity, like 2024. The offense line coaching should have been changed sooner, at least Rhule got someone with experience and proven quality development & execution.

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Robert Lloyd
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Robert Lloyd

Just not confident in Matt anymore. Why he makes millions of $ and has now had 7 coordinators and it's everybody else's fault and he keeps his job?. I've been a fan since the early 60s and now am more concerned about the program than ever before.

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No - Transitions can be tough

1 Comment
VAHuskerFan
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VAHuskerFan

It’s still gonna be a very lopsided game and very hard to watch, better luck next year!!! Hopefully

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Does Emmett Johnson's departure mean Nebraska needs a running back from the portal for 2026?

Does Emmett Johnson's departure mean Nebraska needs a running back from the portal for 2026?

Yes - The roster lacks proven producers.

1

No - Ample talent is already on board.

2

Yes - The roster lacks proven producers.

1 Comment
James Key
0
James Key

if a stud wants to come. Hey Em!

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No - Ample talent is already on board.

2 Comments
Christopher Benson
0
Christopher Benson

We have talent in the room. They will have the same learning curve that Emmett had. He was an average back at the beginning of last season and look how he blossomed. That said, if a solid back is available, take him of course

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Bill Scheef
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Bill Scheef

Nebraska is a 3rd Tier team in the BIG 10 and an after thought nationally and our expectations for recruiting should reflect that. With the powers in the BIG 10 nationally Nebraska's "good old days..." are just. Swept into the dust bin of what once was...Sorry, but...it's the truth as I see it.

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