(08-05-2014 12:01 PM)Kronke Wrote:  The average college grad these days graduates with crippling debt, no real job prospects, and moves back in with their parents. Perhaps it's a good thing that our students may take their college careers a little more seriously.

(08-05-2014 11:37 AM)shiftyeagle Wrote:  That's BS. I went to the championship game....they were all drunk. At least, I hope they were.

We were. Even more so afterwards.

I went in 2006 though too. Sucked

(08-05-2014 10:32 AM)Nugget49er Wrote:  

(08-04-2014 07:06 PM)BuzDawg73 Wrote:  When I was at Tech the whole Parish (County) was dry.

I can't imagine living in a dry county, and I can't imagine going to a dry school. I drink in moderation, but sometimes you just have to have a cold one.

It really wasn't much of a problem. We had plenty of access. Also, the drinking age in Louisiana at the time was 18, so we may have had more freedom than many college students.

Isn't the county that Arkie State is in dry, as well ?

I remember having to drive quite a bit on gameday there, to get some tailgating beverages.

Southern Miss is isn't dry, it's "dry."

No campus is really dry.

I started school at a "dry" school and there was a a lot of "wink wink" alcohol prohibitions. As in, "If anybody asks, I'll deny I told you this, and if anybody complains, I'll have to bust your ass, but don't make an ass of yourself and nobody's going to care."