Y'all...now we'll get to enjoy a cold beer during the game.
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Here are some of the guidelines the SEC has adopted when it comes to alcohol sales:
o Basketball (Men’s—Second half 12-minute TV timeout; Women’s—End of 3rd quarter);
o Baseball (end of the top of 7th inning);
o Softball (end of the top of the 5th inning); and
o Other Sports (At a designated time, no later than when 75% of the event’s regulation length competition is scheduled to be completed).
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Here are some of the guidelines the SEC has adopted when it comes to alcohol sales:
- Alcoholic beverages are to be sold and dispensed only at designated stationary locations
- Alcoholic beverages may not be sold by vendors within the seating areas
- Identification check is required at every point of sale to prevent sales to minors
- Alcoholic beverage sales are limited to beer and wine only (no hard liquor or mixed drinks may be sold in public seating areas)
- Limits must be established on the number of drinks purchased at one time by an individual
- Alcohol must be dispensed into cups
- Safe server training and additional training for staff to handle high risk situations is required
- Designated stop times for sale and/or distribution of alcohol must be enforced as follows:
o Basketball (Men’s—Second half 12-minute TV timeout; Women’s—End of 3rd quarter);
o Baseball (end of the top of 7th inning);
o Softball (end of the top of the 5th inning); and
o Other Sports (At a designated time, no later than when 75% of the event’s regulation length competition is scheduled to be completed).
