Nebraska updates Memorial Stadium beverage policy for weekend home game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 3:23 AM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Nebraska officials announced an update to the Memorial Stadium beverage policy ahead of the team's upcoming weekend game. Due to forecasted warm temperatures, fans are now permitted to bring one sealed bottle of water into the stadium. This policy change supplements existing rules that already allow attendees to carry in empty containers for use at stadium water fountains. Athletic department officials advise fans to prepare for the heat and maintain hydration throughout the event. Medical staff will be stationed inside the venue to assist any individuals who require hydration support or other medical attention. The university maintains this measure to prioritize spectator safety during periods of elevated temperatures.
- •Nebraska permits fans to bring one sealed water bottle into Memorial Stadium this weekend.
- •The updated policy addresses safety concerns regarding forecasted warm temperatures.
- •Fans continue to have access to water fountains for refilling empty bottles.
- •Medical personnel will be available throughout the stadium to provide support.
- 3:23 AMYahoo Sports — Huskers adjusting water bottle policy
"Due to the warm temperatures expected this weekend, college football teams are taking extra precautions to keep fans safe.
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