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This Is Going To Be Exactly Like Apocalypse Now, But With Possums

We might be reading this wrong, and will be bitterly disappointed if we are, but check out this snippet from the West Virginia board of governors’ meeting minutes:

“Board Chair Carolyn Long announced a request from the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics to amend BOG Policy 18 (Section 4.1) to permit controlled beer sales at certain athletic events.”

Well, enjoy trying to conduct “controlled beer sales” within a country mile of THAT school, but — hold up: Our Mountaineers blog posits that “certain athletic events” means revenue events like football and basketball. Do we dare dream? Is Oliver Luck going to bring beer sales to Morgantown sports arenas? HOW MUCH DO WE LOVE OLIVER LUCK RIGHT NOW, YOU GUYS.

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