This Duke team is likely no worse the the previous 3 or 4 we've lost to. They are just missing 3 easy out of conference wins which would put them at 5 - 6 and right in contention for a lower tier bowl.
I suspect their point was that his personal chef could attend for him.
UConn at our place. Coldest I have ever been at a GT game. Cold. Drizzling rain. I was unprepared for it. When I got up to leave, just after halftime with the game in hand, I couldn't feel my feet and had to just sling my legs ahead to walk. We've had colder games at BDS that I was properly insulated for, but I guess I just wasn't paying attention that day.
I remember attending a Falcons/49ers game at Atlanta Fulton County stadium back in the mid/late 1980s - it was five degrees. Nobody on earth imagined it could ever be that cold in Atlanta. Falcons lost, of course.
Yes! I live in the DC area and I'm not a stranger to the cold, but that was so unpleasant . . . After travelling all the way down there with my family, I could see at halftime that my poor daughter was obviously miserable. I couldn't make her suffer any more so in the second half I suggested we retreat to the warmth of our hotel to watch the miserable end of that game. I grew up in SoFla and I've probably been to at least 20 Orange Bowl games going all the way back to 1969, and that was far and away the coldest I ever experienced.
This is true. I remember having to wear a fairly heavy jacket during a late afternoon softball game in Daly City in August 1981 because there was a wicked cold wind blowing.
Update: if I kill two deer by lunchtime Saturday I’m packing up and going to Atlanta. Anything going on this weekend that might interest me?
There's the donkey show at the Pink Pony - that sounds like it would be right up your alley.
Are you ok? You seem a bit out of sorts. Everything alright at home?
froze my ass off at the 1984 All Star game in Candlestick
