Michigan just dropped a brand-new football helmet popcorn bucket on Friday, right before they host the No. 6 Indiana Hoosiers. This isn’t just any souvenir, folks, this thing is $50, and while it screams “unlimited free refills,” there’s a catch you absolutely need to know about before you shell out those hard-earned bucks.
That $50 Price Tag and What It REALLY Means
So, you want a new souvenir Michigan Football popcorn bucket? Get ready to open up your wallet because this bad boy will set you back a cool $50. You can snag one at Section 5 (lower east & upper east), Section 13 (south side), Section 31 (north west), or Section 37 (north). The big draw, of course, is the promise of unlimited free refills. Sounds sweet, right? Hold up, because those refills are only good “during that game only.” You cannot bring this helmet back to future games for more popcorn. It’s a one-and-done deal for the refills, making that initial $50 investment pretty steep for a single game’s worth of snacks. Other Big Ten teams have been getting in on the helmet-food action this year, with Ohio State revealing their own popcorn bucket a couple weeks back and Michigan State even creating a nacho helmet for their Spartan faithful. But Michigan’s take on it comes with a specific, costly caveat.
Wolverines Look to Stay Hot Against a Top-10 Hoosiers Squad
Beyond the popcorn, there’s a serious football game happening. Michigan is looking to build on some momentum after a tight 21-18 home win last Saturday against Penn State. That win puts them in a good spot to move to 5-2 overall and 2-2 in the Big Ten if they can pull off another victory this weekend. The challenge? They’re facing off against the No. 6 Indiana Hoosiers. Kickoff is set for noon ET at Michigan Stadium.
As the Wolverines take on the Hoosiers, fans pouring into Sections 5, 13, 31, and 37 will be grabbing their pricey, one-game-only refill buckets. Will the excitement from this new game-day gimmick translate to a big win against a tough Indiana team? We’re all watching to see if this week’s 50-dollar souvenir is worth the hype for Michigan’s chase to 5-2.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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