Nebraska Cornhuskers fans are dropping serious money on old stadium urinal troughs

It turns out that urinals that have spent time inside a college football stadium are in demand and even commanding high prices.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.The Nebraska Cornhuskers are gearing up to renovate Memorial Stadium, and that means getting rid of some of the old features and fixtures and selling them off to fans with some disposable income.UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA INTENDS TO MOVE FORWARD WITH $1.45 BILLION STADIUM RENOVATION PLANSOf course, there was one piece of memorabilia that caught everyone's attention, and that was the urinal troughs.Because, again, who wouldn't want a urinal trough that has seen a century's worth of game days?The vintage urinals are on sale and commanding a price of $3,000 a piece.Nebraska fans have an opportunity to purchase urinals that were in Memorial Stadium for decades.(Photo by Nathanial George/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Even wilder, The Athletic reports that they've managed to sell seven of the thirty available porcelain urinals, which is — carry the one; switch the numerator and denominator...
— $21,000 in urinals.WILT CHAMBERLAIN WARM-UP JACKET BOUGHT FOR $3 AT THRIFT STORE SELLS FOR TENS OF THOUSANDSThat's high, but not a bad deal if you're looking for a piece to really pull together the bathroom in your finished basement or sports bar.Hell, I think it would be mighty fine in the living room.What a conversation piece."Yeah, we got rid of the old coffee table a couple months back and replaced it with this urinal trough from Memorial Stadium.
You know, it actually predates light beer by several decades.Rumor has it Richard Nixon may have even used it one time..."*(Guests ooh and aah; one snaps a flash photo)Nebraska is bringing in some serious cash selling porcelain urinals that would've otherwise been chucked in a landfill.
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