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[QUOTE="HSPORANGE, post: 3071782, member: 5982"] Yep big $$$$ in alcohol sales at college football games. I know both UNC and NC St will begin beer sales at football games this year (not sure about Duke). I know a lot of State season ticket holders not happy about this as Carter Finley would allow exit and re-entry at halftime. 2/3 of the stadium would run out at halftime to drink a few beers and come back in midway thru the 3rd qtr. I believe they are doing away with the exit/re-entry policy which was a big deal for sth's with parking pass right near carter Finley. [/QUOTE]
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