Should OSU allow beer sales at BPS?

Those clips are just proof of the Tulsa World trying to force something or other Gundy aw hell I got nothing.

Hell I even puked without drinking as crazy as that sounds.

One thing to consider in this discussion is that the people who want to be drunk during the games already are.

Isnt the alcohol ban a big 12 rule not up to the schools?

they already do

That was my understanding. I thought it was the Big 12, or maybe the NCAA that banned alcohol sales at events. I know they have beer sales at the Big 12 tournament, or at least they did in OKC, so maybe it's just for events on campus.

I tend to like the rule, though. Obnoxious drunks around us seem to have had no trouble imbibing their drug of choice in excess during the ban. On the one hand, the ban isn't stopping anything so what's the point? We might as well make some money. On the other hand, OSU sports are supposed to be a family event. I don't think the University needs to enable and encourage bad behavior by fueling already annoying fans with booze delivery to individual seats.

We still don't have 6.0 beer in Oklahoma. I think that's a bigger issue than allowing it to be sold inside the stadium. We are the laughing stock of the nation with some of our laws, it's embarrassing.

You mean we dont have "Full Strength" beer in gas stations. Gas station Bud light, Miller lite, Coors light in Oklahoma is 4.0% by volume. All other places its 4.2% by volume, basically meaning you have to drink 21 Oklahoma Bud Lights to get the Buzz 20 Texas Bud lights would give you.

Now if you drink, Bud, MGD, or Coors Original there is a differance, but the kids these days dont touch that stuff.

Guys guys there's no arguing here. Think half time show. Drunk co-eds battling each other in obstacle courses.........

Guys guys there's no arguing here. Think half time show. Drunk co-eds battling each other in obstacle courses.........

NCAA bans alcohol sales at championship events. in 2008 the Big 12 banned alcohol sales at their championship events as well.

I read that it is not a rule except by schools. But championships the alcohol sales are banned.

I like beer (though I am a bit of snob about it) but I am not the biggest fan of alcohol & large crowds. WVU fans riot after games, I'm not convinced their perspective of a good, controlled post-game experience is what OSU has in mind.

Thats about how I see it. It has its positives and negatives.

I doubt we'll see this occur. too many barriers. and stillwater is definitely making its fair share of money on alcohol sales currently. it would have to make it through the state government, county, probably the city, and then the school. No reason to fix what ain't broke.

No! People manage to get drunk enough before the game.

If the NCAA banned alcohol sells, how are they allowed to sell at bowl games? Is that independent of the NCAA?

I thought the Stadium was annexed and that was the reason they could sell alcohol in the suites. Which is just like the Student Union, cause I know they are annexed and they could sell alcohol if they choose too.