The city of Knoxville has filed a complaint stating that the University of Tennessee’s alcohol vendor is responsible fan rowdiness at Neyland Stadium on Saturdays during college football season.
Tennessee currently has a deal in place with Aramark for its alcohol sales. The Knoxville News Sentinel reported that the city is aiming to halt beer sales at a minimum of three Tennessee home games in the 2023 season, with the possibility of discontinuing Aramark’s license all together.
The news comes after the city filed a complaint that included allegations of three incidents of alcohol sales to underage fans as well as general disorderly behavior at games, according to the News Sentinel. However, the vendor denies it’s responsible for any disorderly conduct on UT property.
