I was just wondering if they have, not thinking they should. I am going to guess the uniforms have really only changed between having strips or not or letter pipping outline stuff or solid numbers like they had recently.
In all honesty it could like kind of cool, for like a one game thing with the blue pants. But the more I think of it, I hope they stay with the yellow pants for all home games. I actually like the blues on the road.
"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
I personally LOVED the black uni's the mens team wore vs. Iowa (maybe they've worn them to the more recent away games as well?).
Not sure if I'd like black football uni's or not. I'm leaning towards probably.
At first watching the Iowa game, I thought Iowa was in black, I love the blue unis more then the yellow, so if it replaces the yellow some its fine with me, but its hard to see blue on the black.
"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
At first watching the Iowa game, I thought Iowa was in black, I love the blue unis more then the yellow, so if it replaces the yellow some its fine with me, but its hard to see blue on the black.
I'm ok with black football uniforms as long as our new leather helmets are black too.
Agreed, most people would recognize that under our environmental conditions an artificial turf would be far superior to a real field.
So I would expect most on here who support fake turf will be replacing their lawns with fake grass at home? If its safer for football players it must be safer for our kids, and our last games of the year the team wouldnt have to play on that awful frozen hard real ground anymore, and having to mow grass the rest of the year is killing the planet. Or do most people enjoy taking care of a nice lawn at home? I sure do.
"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
So I would expect most on here who support fake turf will be replacing their lawns with fake grass at home? If its safer for football players it must be safer for our kids, and our last games of the year the team wouldnt have to play on that awful frozen hard real ground anymore, and having to mow grass the rest of the year is killing the planet. Or do most people enjoy taking care of a nice lawn at home? I sure do.
Yeah...my yard held up pretty good the last time 22 200-300 pound men ran around on it for 5 hours in the fall and not one got hurt.
Worst comparison I've read on this board in 5 years. Reading it literally made my head hurt and eyes bleed.
So I would expect most on here who support fake turf will be replacing their lawns with fake grass at home? If its safer for football players it must be safer for our kids, and our last games of the year the team wouldnt have to play on that awful frozen hard real ground anymore, and having to mow grass the rest of the year is killing the planet. Or do most people enjoy taking care of a nice lawn at home? I sure do.
Originally posted by JackFan96
Well, I don't get to sit in Mom's basement and watch sports all day
So I would expect most on here who support fake turf will be replacing their lawns with fake grass at home? If its safer for football players it must be safer for our kids, and our last games of the year the team wouldnt have to play on that awful frozen hard real ground anymore, and having to mow grass the rest of the year is killing the planet. Or do most people enjoy taking care of a nice lawn at home? I sure do.
This post has my vote for the dumbest of all time!
This post has my vote for the dumbest of all time!
Many seem to be in love with fake grass, so I wondered if people would be using it at home for all those benefits? It shouldnt be that difficult to understand.
"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
Many seem to be in love with fake grass, so I wondered if people would be using it at home for all those benefits? It shouldnt be that difficult to understand.
Keep on keepin' on.
Originally posted by JackFan96
Well, I don't get to sit in Mom's basement and watch sports all day
Many seem to be in love with fake grass, so I wondered if people would be using it at home for all those benefits? It shouldnt be that difficult to understand.
It is...very hard to understand that you don't get the difference between someone's yard and a football field. But, carry on, I'm going to pop a couple of Advil in the meantime.
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