Weather a Factor for the Game?

[Drowning_in_the_Sea_of_Red]

So... does that mean we have to be "Tough as Snow"?

 

[vwaldoguy]

Well, the new computer models are keeping the snow south of Boulder. The models do bring snow up to Pueblo, but no further north. I eluded to this in my second post yesterday morning, and it looks like the models are honing in on that. So, for now, it looks dry, but still cold with an afternoon high just below freezing.

 

[DeathCultArmaggedon]

We hav to bring our very best GBRs to ride the pikle in colorado. The Tuff as rain Tigers beat thre verry best Bufloos and it was not snowing.

Haha, I miss that guy. He needs to post more.

 

[huskernation20]

Seems to me that if it snows while NU is playing then it will snow while CU is playing too. I don't think the weather will benefit either team, cold is cold, wet is wet... Neither team can claim the advantage there. The biggest advantage will be with CU who is probably more conditioned to the altitude.

Weather looks like it might increasingly becoming a factor for the CU game. Weather forecast models are now depicting a better chance of snow during the game with a possible high temperature around 31 degrees. Considering that we haven't really played in any inclement weather yet this year, does anyone think this might be a significant factor? Also, I'm concerned about the altitude affecting our players, some who may not be in the optional optimal conditional state. Team isn't flying out till Thursday, which gives them less then 24 hours to acclimate.

It appears, Nebraska is not that state :lol:

:yeah

 

[huskernation20]

So... does that mean we have to be "Tuff as Sno"?

Fixed it for you!