Jeff Walz has a big night planned for UL women's basketball
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You bet your sweet L's we like our beer free at women's basketball games[/caption]
I interrupt your Michigan State pre-game rituals (lunges if you're Ally Tucker) to bring you a bit of lighthearted entertainment from our good friends at the University of Louisville. While Card fans anxiously await the indefinite return of Chane Behanan, Jeff Walz, Louisville women's basketball coach, has just what the doctor ordered.
Thursday night, when the Lady Bird's take the hardwood against LSU, Walz will be purchasing the first 2,500 adults in attendance their first beer. Does this news surprise you? Outside of the drink choice of course. I suppose that Crown Royal mixed drinks were a little too pricy to purchase for 2,500 people.
Do I have a problem with Walz buying fans beer at a women's basketball game? Absolutely not. Do I think it's a hilariously Louisville thing to do that most institutes of higher education wouldn't allow? Most definitely. If you disagree, I think my point is pretty supportable given the fact many conferences don't allow the sale of beer at all. Conferences that do allow it, often have schools that decide not to participate.
Get to studyin' those vitals on your fake ID's Louisville undergrads--this one is on Jeff Walz and your Louisville Cardinal women's basketball team.
Free Beer
You bet your sweet L's we like our beer free at women's basketball games[/caption]
I interrupt your Michigan State pre-game rituals (lunges if you're Ally Tucker) to bring you a bit of lighthearted entertainment from our good friends at the University of Louisville. While Card fans anxiously await the indefinite return of Chane Behanan, Jeff Walz, Louisville women's basketball coach, has just what the doctor ordered.
Thursday night, when the Lady Bird's take the hardwood against LSU, Walz will be purchasing the first 2,500 adults in attendance their first beer. Does this news surprise you? Outside of the drink choice of course. I suppose that Crown Royal mixed drinks were a little too pricy to purchase for 2,500 people.
Do I have a problem with Walz buying fans beer at a women's basketball game? Absolutely not. Do I think it's a hilariously Louisville thing to do that most institutes of higher education wouldn't allow? Most definitely. If you disagree, I think my point is pretty supportable given the fact many conferences don't allow the sale of beer at all. Conferences that do allow it, often have schools that decide not to participate.
Get to studyin' those vitals on your fake ID's Louisville undergrads--this one is on Jeff Walz and your Louisville Cardinal women's basketball team.
Free Beer 
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