Potential problems with Viking's temporary stay at TCF

The NFL could be an issue involved in plans for the Vikings to temporarily play at TCF Stadium while waiting for their new stadium, reported the Pioneer Press.
Despite the stadium playing host to the team for one game in 2010, many don't see this a a viable option for the future, even temporarily. "TCF is a gem, but it's not an NFL stadium," said an anonymous source to the Pioneer Press.
Among their issues with the idea is the numerous logistical problem as well as a $67 million hit in operation losses. The lack of space and the University of Minnesota's ban on alcohol could affect fans' satisfaction. However, the university's president said Friday they would most likely allow alcohol at Viking's games if the team were to play there, reported the Star Tribune.
The team and university are in talks for TCF to become the temporary home for the Vikings for three years while their new stadium (the location of which is unknown).