Really good interview with Daryl Gross...

[cto]

Great interview with DG on SUAthletics (link is near upper right corner. http://www.suathletics.com/

He talks about ACC move, Dome enhancements, etc.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

I mentioned this in a thread on the football side, but at approx the 3:30 mark, Gross starts to talk about the new ribbon scoreboards.

Funded entirely by Pepsi.

 

[Toga]

Great interview with DG on SUAthletics (link is near upper right corner. http://www.suathletics.com/

He talks about ACC move, Dome enhancements, etc.

Thank you Daryl. Classy.

 

[stuckinbig11]

I mentioned this in a thread on the football side, but at approx the 3:30 mark, Gross starts to talk about the new ribbon scoreboards.

Funded entirely by Pepsi.

Hooray for Pepsi. Down with Coke.

 

[oldpinepoint]

Hooray for Pepsi. Down with Coke.

if only they get diet mtn dew, I will be a happy camper

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

Great interview with DG on SUAthletics (link is near upper right corner. http://www.suathletics.com/

He talks about ACC move, Dome enhancements, etc.

CTO they need a ginger ale concession, don't you think.

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[sutomcat]

CTO they need a ginger ale concession, don't you think.

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The Dr Pepper Snapple group of course dominates the ginger ale market in North America, controlling both Canada Dry and Schweppes. As far as I can tell, Pepsi currently only owns one company that makes ginger ale; Buffalo Rock. Located in Birmingham, Alabama, I have never tasted this promising sounding elixir.

Has anyone out there tried Buffalo Rock? I believe I am one of the first on board the Buffalo Rock in the Carrier Dome Express Train.

Linkage

 

[OrangeTown]

Has anyone out there tried Buffalo Rock? I believe I am one of the first on board the Buffalo Rock in the Carrier Dome Express Train.

John Calipari has probably tasted it. Oh, you said Rock? Sorry, honest mistake.

 

[garnermike]

Am a ginger ale drinker/afficionado. Have not had Buffalo Rock yet. Seagram's is a player nationally, too. Still a fan of Vernor's, which is a ginger ale variant (includes vanilla and caramel flavorings). Its basis is aged 3 years in oak barrels prior to mixing. Is the nation's oldest surviving ginger ale/soda brand.

 

[orangefan13]

I prefer Coca-Cola but to each their own.

 

[stuckinbig11]

I prefer Coca-Cola but to each their own.

Coca-Cola drinkers have it made. If there is only Pepsi available, they can open it, let it sit in the sun for three days, and it will taste like Coke.

 

[Marsh01]

I like beer

 

[Toga]

Am a ginger ale drinker/afficionado. Have not had Buffalo Rock yet. Seagram's is a player nationally, too. Still a fan of Vernor's, which is a ginger ale variant (includes vanilla and caramel flavorings). Its basis is aged 3 years in oak barrels prior to mixing. Is the nation's oldest surviving ginger ale/soda brand.

Now owned by Schweppes. Seems to be Michigan focused.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernors

 

[arbitragegls]

wait...my fave is JackD w/coke...What Pepsi?

 

[JoeCollege]

Doesn't Saranac have a Ginger Ale in their soda lineup? Their Root Beer is fantastic.

 

[kirbivore]

As long as the good doctor doesn't move regular season ACC hoops home games to MSG, we're good.