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I feel bad for BYU fans. They don't even drink. There's really no reason for them to be staying up after dark.
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Soaking doesn't count?
Channel flipping - CycloneTV is replaying this game right now.
Is it Tech from last year?Channel flipping - CycloneTV is replaying this game right now.
Respect.
When I was drinking, I felt like this was mother natures way of telling me “You’ve drank enough beer for the season, JM. It’s time for whiskey.”
Kansas "Freezer Bowl" in 2013. Senior night. 8 degrees at kickoff, 3 degrees at halftime, sub zero by the time we went home that night. After the game, the team came out (led by Woody) and circled the field, high-fiving all the fans that stayed to the end of the game. We didn't win much that year, but they repaid us with a 34-zip score that night. :}
Wins were rare that season. It felt important to actually witness one.
From my description of that picture at the time:
8 degrees at kickoff, 3 degrees at halftime. We are:
a) dedicated
b) fanatic
c) masochistic
d) insane
e) all of the above.
ISU 34, KU 0...
Finally, a win!!!!
I brought my then-girlfriend to the game to show her what football in Iowa is all about.
We snuck in some Crown Royal Maple singles to help us out (as a Canadian, she felt it was her heritage to do so).
We made it a quarter before rolling out.
She still married me, but told me no more cold games.
Whats the altitude at Provo? Is it similar to Boulder? I think that will affect our players more than the temp.
Its not that high. About 4,500 feet. I get a chuckle when the TV announcers discuss “Altitude” as a factor. For a conditioned college athlete, 4,500 vs 900 in Iowa should be negligible.
My best hope is to fall asleep then hopefully wake back up in the 4th and either watch it or turn off the TV depending on the score.
Agreed. Generally 8000ft is where "regular people" (not college athletes) start to have problems hiking and generally milling about.