Beer and hot dog prices: Most expensive NCAA concessions
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Editor's note: This story, headline and chart were updated to reflect corrected data from Oddspedia for Rutgers and Appalachian State.
Big Ten football stadiums boast the most expensive concessions among the Power Four conferences on average, according to data from Oddspedia.
The big picture: Nationally, the cost of hot dogs (+6.6%), sodas (+5.6%) and beer (+3.5%) have all increased since last season.
How it works: Oddspedia researchers tracked the price of snacks and drinks at 100 NCAA Division 1 football programs.
By the numbers: Big Ten stadiums charge an average of $13 for two hot dogs, $13 for two sodas and $24 for two beers.
- The national average cost for two franks and two soft drinks is $12 each, and a pair of brews is $21.
Zoom in: At UCLA, Penn State and USC, two beers total at least $30.
Here are the schools with the cheapest concessions:
🌭 — Coastal Carolina Chanticleers fans eat free this season, but the next cheapest pair of wieners ($6) can be purchased at Clemson, Georgia, UNLV and Nebraska.
🥤— Georgia Bulldogs fans can grab two colas for $5 at Sanford Stadium.
🍺 — A couple of drafts are only $6 at Tulane Green Wave football games.
Here is the school with the priciest concessions:
🌭🥤 — Stanford football fans are paying $22 each for a pair of hot dogs and two sodas.
🍺 — Two beers at Stanford games ring up at a whopping $40.
