Originally Posted by Tech XXIX
There were no other big announcements, but as the details of the Learfield agreement come out, I think Tech fans will be amazed at how good this thing is going to be.
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There were no other big announcements, but as the details of the Learfield agreement come out, I think Tech fans will be amazed at how good this thing is going to be.
I thought DR talked more about athletics and facilities than DD did actually.
Did y'all happen to notice any special group in the list of sponsors?
Yep -
Kudos to the slobberknockers!
''Don't be a bad dagh..."
Louisiana law still prohibits alcohol possession on a public college campus, much less selling it.
Do you mean BB&B's or someone else? Its tough on us who could not be there but are trying to get what info we can.
I could have sworn there was a guy going around at the LSU game last year selling some kind of alcohol.
They sell beer at ULL and McNeese State baseball games.
Do you mean BB&B's or someone else? Its tough on us who could not be there but are trying to get what info we can.
The Slobber Knockers Tailgating Crew was listed as a corporate sponsor. I guess buying a table gets you that distinction.
It depends on who owns the facility.
It is illegal for properties to sell alcohol at events if they are owned by an NCAA sanctioned school. So, places like Aillet Stadium or Thomas Assembly Center can not sell alcohol because they are owned by Louisiana Tech University.
But, if the arena is owned by a city or municipality, they can sell alcohol. So, the Cajun Dome in Lafayette can legally sell booze at games because it is owned by the City of Lafayette.
That's why they do NOT sell beer at Tech football games in Ruston, but they DO sell beer at Tech football games at Indy Stadium.
I think the law allows some limited loopholes for student organizations with the President's consent. But that's not going to happen at Tech. Plus Ruston has a drinking in public law and that's not going to change, either.
Public? pffft, it's a paid and private event
Lets try to stick to the things that we can effect quickly and effiecently. This debate has lasted and will last for many years. Keep your eye on the ball. Butts in seats and final scores on the Jumbotron that show us in the W column.
Here's the Ruston Daily Leader's report:
http://www.rustonleader.com/news.php?id=4211
Interesting stuff:
1400 estimated attendance
LTAC membership up 15%, so that means about 147 new members joined, bringing the total to around 1,127.
"The university now also boasts an exclusive private giving group aimed at fewer, larger donations as well, he said." What's this?
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