Not sure what the profit margin is, but I would assume it?s no less than 50%. Sold $400k for Florida game alone.
Once again MSU is leaving free money on the table. Given our sales would probably be around half of what LSU would sell. Still revenue there for the taking.
Yep. So much of our poor history is self-inflicted; here is just another example.
Would help with the buyout money
Half of that could make a great payment on the indoor facility or increase the Asst. Coaching positions pay. Absolutely no reason not to get this done other than that too many people have their hands out.
Exactly who has their hand out?Quote:
Originally Posted by DogsofAnarchy
And exactly how much will they payout in all those awful lawsuits resulting from the unsafe environment created by the introduction of alcohol into their stadium for the very first time though? Huh? Huh? Huh?******Quote:
Originally Posted by RougeDawg
Get with it IB!!
Ole Miss sold beer at the Kiffin PC today. As usual, State behind the timesQuote:
Originally Posted by RougeDawg
Its like the weed thing. Stupid. Let other states make the easy tax revenue.
Blue hairs hold this program back a lot.
State bees the family university...no booze...boredom
Cohen is on the clock......seriously
You mean Keenum?Quote:
Originally Posted by biggun
What other reason would we have to not make money?Quote:
Originally Posted by Coursesuper
It was a very simple question, can you answer it?Quote:
Originally Posted by DogsofAnarchy
With Moorhead here we would probably double LSU. Sitting through Joe's offense for 4 Quarters in the 11am Mississippi heat is more effective torture than water boarding...beer should be prescribedQuote:
Originally Posted by RougeDawg
Has anyone emailed Cohen about how ridiculous he and keenums stance on the alcohol issue is? If so, any response?
When he talks about safety I want to ask him if he thinks the bowl game will be safe to go to since there will be the devils punch there.
Agreed. Not to mention our club level allows alcohol... and the hard stuff at that.Quote:
Originally Posted by MafiaDawg
A beer costs about .78 cents on average. Charging $8-10 per beer and take out the concessionaires cut and you’re looking at around $6-7 profit per beer.
Let them eat CAKE!!Quote:
Originally Posted by bigplayslay
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Originally Posted by bigplayslay
Cohen is saying all the things he has to say. The negotiations are far from over, along with the Aramark contract expiring at the end of June there are several other contracts that expire then too that are directly related to alcohol. Trust me they don’t want to lose that money.