Roosters Announces They Are Now Closed Mondays

HUNTINGTON -- Semi-popular chicken chain, Roosters, has announced that they will be taking a load off on Mondays due to "why not?"

The Huntington location faced a slight backlash in 2020 after ejecting patrons from the venue moments before Marshall University secured the first Division 1 Championship in the history of the university.

Ramp reporters reached out to the manager of Roosters, Alan Beech, who said, "Mondays aren't a great day for a sports bar and grill during this time of year." Committed to his day off, Beech said, "I think I might just crush a sixer, watch some Monday Night Football, and scream at my girlfriend's children."

Roosters has been scrutinized since the 2020 fiasco, as they opened early to broadcast Track and Field events, stayed open late for volleyball semi-semi-finals, and showed golf on the TVs even though customers asked for "anything else." It's a shock that this decision to change their operating hours fell on the exact day of the very next championship game, just four years later.

If you're looking for a place to enjoy the game without having to worry about being hussled onto the streets because it's closing time, try Bar None. They will literally serve anyone. For a more sophisticated environment, Giovanni's is also showing the game.