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Won’t be a factor-That **** years ago was so embarrassing-

Concerned with TVD, he needs a redemption game 7 turnovers in his last 3 games-

He keeps doing it’s going to cost us-

I don’t want to hear him say I shouldn’t have forced it I should of checked down-

No excuses get it done.
 
NC_Canes_11 said:
At what point do you people wear jackets? Is 55 really cold to you?
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Before moving to Florida I would say 55 isn’t that bad. Born in the south just not Florida. Never really liked the cold. Now that I’ve been in Florida. Anything under 60 feels cold.



When you are used to 90-100 daily then a 40 degree stop feels cold.

Ppl in the north used to 80’s tops probably don’t get cold till 30-‘-40’s it’s all relative
 
BeastMode said:
Before moving to Florida I would say 55 isn’t that bad. Born in the south just not Florida. Never really liked the cold. Now that I’ve been in Florida. Anything under 60 feels cold.



When you are used to 90-100 daily then a 40 degree stop feels cold.

Ppl in the north used to 80’s tops probably don’t get cold till 30-‘-40’s it’s all relative
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Anything under 60 is cold.

Human beings are supposed to feel cold in cold weather, because we’re not reptiles.
 
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Memnon said:
Anything under 60 is cold.

Human beings are supposed to feel cold in cold weather, because we’re not reptiles.
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Not really...as long you have a late fall sun and minimal wind it is actually quite pleasant. If I'm UM football, I would not allow players to wear any winter stuff on a day game in the 50s and 60s. Players need to grow their collective sacks.
 
MedleyCane said:
Not really...as long you have a late fall sun and minimal wind it is actually quite pleasant. If I'm UM football, I would not allow players to wear any winter stuff on a day game in the 50s and 60s. Players need to grow their collective sacks.
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Agreed wind is what make certain temps “feel” cold and yea sun plays a part as well.
 
MedleyCane said:
Not really...as long you have a late fall sun and minimal wind it is actually quite pleasant. If I'm UM football, I would not allow players to wear any winter stuff on a day game in the 50s and 60s. Players need to grow their collective sacks.
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Agreed.

Players need to grow a pair, change their physiological biology & force their central nervous system to not decrease muscle expansion, blood flow & control their lactic acid production. Never mind that these are natural functions of the human body whenever someone gets cold, they’re Football players, they need to toughen up & just deal with hypothermia without even so much as a shiver.

Warmth is for *****’s.
 
It’s 59mdegrees here sunny with a light wind. I piddled around in the yard for about 45 minutes and worked up a little sweat. Weather shouldn’t be an issue tonight.
 
Memnon said:
Agreed.

Players need to grow a pair, change their physiological biology & force their central nervous system to not decrease muscle expansion, blood flow & control their lactic acid production. Never mind that these are natural functions of the human body whenever someone gets cold, they’re Football players, they need to toughen up & just deal with hypothermia without even so much as a shiver.

Warmth is for *****’s.
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If you've done a proper warm-up as athletes at all Div1 schools do prior to a game then 50 degree weather isn't a factor, or at least it should not be. But I think I know where you're coming from my experience, playing Optimist football when we went "up north" to play a team in Lakeland during Thanksgiving weekend. Parents and loved ones of our team sitting in stands wearing coats and blankets during low 50 degree weather. I thought we were playing the Packers in December....lol.
 
MedleyCane said:
If you've done a proper warm-up as athletes at all Div1 schools do prior to a game then 50 degree weather isn't a factor, or at least it should not be. But I think I know where you're coming from my experience, playing Optimist football when we went "up north" to play a team in Lakeland during Thanksgiving weekend. Parents and loved ones of our team sitting in stands wearing coats and blankets during low 50 degree weather. I thought we were playing the Packers in December....lol.
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I’m just saying.

The idea that players can’t or shouldn’t be cold is kinda ridiculous, even players in Northeastern & Midwest schools get cold.

Cold is cold, every human being on Earth gets cold, players aren’t mutants lol
 
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