California

quaint

(2,551 posts) Fri Jul 30, 2021, 08:45 AM Jul 2021

The Rose Bowl will sell beer and wine during the 2021 UCLA football season

KTLA

The Rose Bowl will sell beer and wine during the 2021 UCLA football season, UCLA Athletics announced Thursday.

“We’ve been laser-focused on the game day experience,” UCLA athletic director Martin Jarmond said in a video statement.

The Rose Bowl will welcome fans back with full capacity allowed at games. The UCLA football season begins Aug. 28.

video at link

What could possibly go wrong?

4 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

The Rose Bowl will sell beer and wine during the 2021 UCLA football season (Original Post) quaint Jul 2021 OP

Hmm. I thought it was a Pac-12 decision to not sell alcohol at league events . . . Journeyman Jul 2021 #1

2019: Every conference has left it up to the schools to decide if they will carry out alcohol sales quaint Jul 2021 #2

I Guess If Your Gonna Get Covid At A Superspreader Event.... global1 Jul 2021 #3

Seems like the decision other institutions of higher learning would come to. twodogsbarking Jul 2021 #4

Journeyman

(15,024 posts)

1. Hmm. I thought it was a Pac-12 decision to not sell alcohol at league events . . .

Reply to quaint (Original post)

Fri Jul 30, 2021, 09:00 AM

Jul 2021

wonder how this will play with the other teams.

quaint

(2,551 posts)

2. 2019: Every conference has left it up to the schools to decide if they will carry out alcohol sales

Reply to Journeyman (Reply #1)

Fri Jul 30, 2021, 09:16 AM

Jul 2021

Apologies, that's all I found that wasn't paywalled and the title came from an SEC story.

global1

(25,224 posts)

3. I Guess If Your Gonna Get Covid At A Superspreader Event....

Reply to quaint (Original post)

Fri Jul 30, 2021, 09:27 AM

Jul 2021

You might as well enjoy the experience. (sarcasm)

twodogsbarking

(9,674 posts)

4. Seems like the decision other institutions of higher learning would come to.

Reply to quaint (Original post)

Fri Jul 30, 2021, 11:46 AM

Jul 2021

Not surprised.

Reply to this discussion