Troy allows alcohol in its suites and in the huge Stadium Club level. There, club members are provided lockers in which they keep their booze. Mixing stations are near the locker areas and members can bring their mixed drinks out into the stadium and to their chairback seats. It's very nice.

The sodas, buffet dinner and desserts are free. Plus, there are cushy sofas, chairs, great views, plasma TVs, etc.

Members can arrange for liquor stores to deliver their booze to the lockers prior to the game. Officially, members cannot bring in booze during or just before the game.

Even Florida does not have such a nice set-up. It's so nice that many people do not come to their seats, chosing to stay and party in the club level.

FAU should copy this set-up, but make more suites and a larger club level.

NO ALCOHOL!  :o We will see about that…


http://www.bewild.com/beerbelly.html

I saw one of those the other day….pretty cool setup i think i might have to get one for next year!  I am tierd of shoving cold beers down my pants

It depends on the conference all SEC schools have a dry stadium

It has nothing to do with conferences.

Fledgling said

It has nothing to do with conferences.

yes it absolutely does

1. state laws
2. conference rules

We were a dry campus before we got into the Sun Belt.

Fledgling said

We were a dry campus before we got into the Sun Belt.

We are not a dry campus. You are allowed to consume alcohol on FAU property as long as you are of-age.

Not true, Smitty sorry.  You have to be in your room to consume alcohol if you are of age (or in coyote jacks).  If this was true, we'd all be getting hammered legaly at baseball games!

That is true. But your statement of "dry campus" and my statement of "dry campus" are two different things. I believe I am taking the more traditional meaning of the term dry vs. wet campus meaning that you can have alcohol in certain places on campus.

And it's also publicly owned - so I doubt any publicly owned university will allow you to sit by the pool and sip on pina coladas or (in FAU's case) on the way to the Cafeteria, down a 12-pack. Although that would make for an interesting time in the Caf.