Missouri Football Sets Out To Eliminate Concession Lines With Epic Game-Changing System

Have you ever gone to a football game and missed a touchdown, interception or big play because you were in line for a beer and a burger? You're not alone! We have all been there.

But, thanks to the University of Missouri, we may not have to "be there" much longer. Mizzou football is changing the game day experience forever.

The Tigers, who open their season on Thursday, recently unveiled a brand new system for its concession stands that is set to revolutionize the way things operate in terms of food and beverages. It will eliminate the process of waiting in line all together.

No, seriously. You may never have to wait in a line at a sporting event ever again if this goes well.

Dr. Desiree Reed-Francois, Missouri's director of athletics, shared a photo of the new system that is set to debut during Thursday's game against Louisiana Tech.

The food locker concept is simple:

As of now, Mizzou appears to be the only college to rollout a food locker system for 2022. However, this is undoubtedly the future of concessions and it's a great thing.

While the "I WANT HUMAN INTERACTION!" crowd will always exist, this is a game-changer (literally) for those of us who would rather watch football than wait around in the concourse for our food to be ready. Doesn't that sound nice?

Although it is unclear exactly how efficient the locker system will be during Week 1, there is no reason that it shouldn't be a resounding success once the kinks work themselves out. From there, there is no reason that every school in the country shouldn't put in a similar or identical system.

Really great stuff coming out of Columbia— shoutout technology.