New York (CNN) -- When the New York Jets face the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday for what may be the final football game played at Giants Stadium, fans in attendance won't be able to drown their sorrows or toast a victory. The Jets have banned the sale of alcohol on Sunday at the stadium they've called home for 26 years. "With the late start of Sunday's game, coupled with this being the final regular season and final game at the stadium, we feel it is prudent not to serve alcohol," said Bruce Speight, a spokesman for the team. The Jets approach the decision of whether to serve alcohol on a game-by-game basis, Speight said. Fresh off a victory over the formerly undefeated Indianapolis Colts, the Jets are on the verge of their first play-off berth in three years -- and fans are riled up and ready to go.
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Spokesman: Game's late start, fact that it's regular season's last game factored into decision
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Decision does not affect tailgaters, negative fan reaction "minimal," spokesman says
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CEO of New Jersey vodka distillery says company will stop paying for executive seats
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Martin Silver says company set to lose more than $100,000 from tailgate parties this weekend
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