We all have our favorite football weather games and memories, but I heard a statistic (if you can call it that) that just blew me away and explains some of the obstacles that Midwest teams have to overcome when deciding on their style of pl
The last time Alabama played a game below 32° was 1998.
Now Alabama wins for a ton of reasons other than just warm weather, obviously. But what if in late November or December, Alabama had to play Ohio St. in 11° weather? They would probably be fine, but at least it would be an obstacle they would have to overcome and adapt to.
I still can’t believe that statistic… Almost 25 years since playing a game in freezing weather. Compare that to the average Big Ten team who usually gets two or three per year.
THE HERMENATOR
The last time Alabama played a game below 32° was 1998.
Now Alabama wins for a ton of reasons other than just warm weather, obviously. But what if in late November or December, Alabama had to play Ohio St. in 11° weather? They would probably be fine, but at least it would be an obstacle they would have to overcome and adapt to.
I still can’t believe that statistic… Almost 25 years since playing a game in freezing weather. Compare that to the average Big Ten team who usually gets two or three per year.
THE HERMENATOR
