Other than play on the baseball diamond at the Men's College World Series, the Jell-O Shot Challenge is one of the fiercest competitions in Omaha.
, but if the Tigers fall short, fans will at least come back home with one title.
A major competition during the NCAA men's baseball tournament, Rocco's Pizza and Cantina in Omaha is home to the Jell-O Shot Challenge. The rules are simple: Fans of the eight teams buy a Jell-O shot for $5, which counts as a point for each fanbase. The fanbase with the most points at the end of the tournament is declared the champion, with proceeds from each purchase going to food banks for all eight teams and the Heartland Food Bank in Omaha.
The competition has gotten more intense in recent years, as fans have made increased efforts to win and break records.The record for the Jell-O Shot Challenge was set last year, when
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