Not directly Gopher football related but U of M, TCF related. For the second year running my four friends and I were denied beer sales at the Gopher game because they do not accept valid Canadian drivers licenses as proof of age, this despite us all being 46 years old. Multiple concession stands told us the same thing so this is clearly a policy being communicated to them by someone in charge. They also told us the rules are different at Vikings games, bizarre. The first year they sold alcohol at TCF we had no problem, that was when it was only available outside the concourse and down the stairs. Since they began selling it at concession stands it has been an issue. To the concession employees credit they sympathize with how absurd it is but seem fearful to bend the rule. I'm not sure what policy they are trying to uphold, I can find no such mention of it on the U's or TCF's website, only that id should be requested to anyone appearing to be under the age of 30 (I'm under no illusion they are handing me that compliment). What's even odder is that it is far stricter than Minnesota State law, which clearly states Canadian drivers licenses are acceptable forms of i.d. to purchase alcohol. It's pretty embarrassing to be turned away from buying beer at my age. Anyone have any knowledge as to why this exists?