raked in $2.8 million in beer sales, $128,321 in wine sales and another $141,632 in liquor sales during six home games in what ultimately became a 5-7 season. The athletic department netted about $1.3 million of those sales as part of its contract with 1883 Provision Company ... The school generated just $1.8 million in alcohol sales during the 2015 season, the first that beer and wine was sold at all public concession stands ... Fans bought 98,535 Miller Lites this season ($788,280 in revenue); 95,096 Coors Lights (generating $761,168 in revenue) ... Only 34,257 Bud Lights were sold and only 89 cans of Bud were sold all season

If / when the Swamp sells beer at all concessions, I hope they follow the current trend in all pro stadiums to SELL LOCAL CRAFT BEER.  I look forward to putting down a tasty Stump Knocker Pale Ale or Big Nose IPA from the Swamphead Brewery while watching our beloved Gators, especially during those quite warm September games.