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'13 TX OT Alex Mayes (Verbal to Minnesota)
- Thread starter Duff Man
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+1...effin' minnesota?
They've been to 2 bowl games since our last bowl appearance...:huh:
Ok, let's review...it's butt cold there, their HC has a seizure bi annually, and they are rebuilding just like we are...did I mention it is butt cold?
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
Perhaps the "new facilities" have struck again. They do have a gorgeous new stadium.
And they've still had more success than us recently.
unless they go to a bowl (which seems highly unlikely at this point) hes gonna miss a month of that cold. its really not that bad anyways, something only a weak man would complain about :wink:
It isn't just the cold, it is midwest cold. Low temperatures, snow, but making it much worse is the wind, the humidity that cuts right through you, and not seeing the sun for weeks on end.
Way back I knew a guy who was offered a professorship at Miinnesota. When he went up to visit they made a big deal out of the fact that they could get him an on-campus house that was connected to the tunnels. He asked what was the big deal about the tunnels. When they told him that they were to get around campus when the weather conditions outside were to dangerous his decision to stay in Colorado was made.
Coming from Colorado, I never thought it could snow once it got to around 5 degrees. It was just too cold for the clouds to form snowflakes. I mean, think about it - does it ever snow around here when it gets cold? Not really. It snows like mad in December and March, but the cold months of January and February, not so much. It wasn't until I moved to Fargo, ND that I realized that yes, indeed, it can snow like a muthaka when it's 20 below. The folks who live up there are hearty stock, but even they hate it.