
It may be hard to believe, but it was just a week ago when issues with KU’s concessions at a crowded David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium were as big a topic among KU fans as the Jayhawks’ red-hot start. for the season.
The Jayhawks remained popular throughout the weekend, and fans responded positively to the improvements KU made to address the concessions during the second sold-out game of the season.
As a result, the Jayhawks’ national rankings, the 5-0 record, and an upcoming visit from ESPN’s College Gameday are all much bigger topics these days than the issues with the stadium’s concession stand.
I haven’t seen it myself. But there were plenty of people willing to share their thoughts on how week 5 was going compared to the mess they encountered a week earlier.
For what it’s worth, I did a few laps of the stadium halls during the pre-match last Saturday, both to see how full it was and where they’d set up the new outlets, and then things looked pretty quiet.
It sounds like it has stayed that way in most areas. It’s important to note that no one said it was perfect and it seems there were still a few issues. But the response has been quite positive, and it’s clear that KU fans appreciated the efforts the KU administration put in trying to get the KU concession booths up and running in an imperfect location as quickly and painlessly as possible.
Today, the most popular complaint seems to be how bad cell phone service is during games at DBKMS, but that seems to be as much of an issue with Verizon, T-Mobile, and others as it is a KU issue.
Here’s a look at some of the concession stand feedback I’ve received from fans in attendance for KU’s 11-14 win over Iowa State:
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