researchfrog
Active Member
Does it get down to 20 degrees? Can it simulate wind from different directions or different kinds of precipitation?
If not, why not (aside from the cost)?
If not, why not (aside from the cost)?
How cold does the indoor practice facility get?
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Peacefrog
Degenerate
I honestly have no idea if this is serious.
PurplFrawg
Administrator
He's just doing some research.
geezer
Colonel, USAF (Retired)
With all the doors open, it will eventually reach the ambient outdoor temperature.
Sorry, no wind, no precip. It's a football practice facility...not a Hollywood special effects set.
LeagueCityFrog
Active Member
I was thinking the same thing yesterday. We've had problems with Kansas because it's been freezing up there when we've played them last couple of times. Lizards don't do well in cold and neither does TCU football. See at WVU games for details. Barely won twice, blown out once.
TCU football is built for speed and Texas summer heat and wearing people out. The cold circumvents our plan.
I think looking to turn our practice facility into a meat locker in late October through November is a legit thought. Couldn't hurt.
We just need all the coaches and o line and qb to be laser focused the next three weeks and we will be right back on track. Last game will take care of itself and hopefully that beating is so bad it counts as two wins. If we do that, the team that wins bedlam is who we will see at Jerry's World. Win that and we are in.
TCU football is built for speed and Texas summer heat and wearing people out. The cold circumvents our plan.
I think looking to turn our practice facility into a meat locker in late October through November is a legit thought. Couldn't hurt.
We just need all the coaches and o line and qb to be laser focused the next three weeks and we will be right back on track. Last game will take care of itself and hopefully that beating is so bad it counts as two wins. If we do that, the team that wins bedlam is who we will see at Jerry's World. Win that and we are in.
4 Oaks Frog
Active Member
Maybe we lost because our offense was shivering...
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LeagueCityFrog
Active Member
I was at the KU game three years ago. The team was huddling in two pods on the side line at the bench. One offense and one defense by the heaters and I don't blame them. Our first game at WVU, I was also there. Double overtime thriller we barely won, it was freezing. Preparing for the cold does make a difference.
Pharm Frog
Full Member
I was at a KU game in Lawrence when it was sunny and quite pleasant. Had some trouble that day (and lost a key RB if memory serves)
gohornedfrogs
Tier 1
I guess we could practice in the cryochamber.
Jefffrog1993
KMA
Add a snow and water machine practicing for those conditions we never get naturally could be a big benefit.
