Tua in snow?

[Teenwolf]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like snow is forecast for Sunday and I don't ever recall seeing Tua play in snow!?

How do you guys think that is going to affect the gameplan and do you think Tua has the tools for such conditions?

 

[Feverdream]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like snow is forecast for Sunday and I don't ever recall seeing Tua play in snow!?

How do you guys think that is going to affect the gameplan and do you think Tua has the tools for such conditions?

My son and I have been laughing about this one all week...

Has he even SEEN snow before?

"Dad, what is that white stuff falling from the sky?"

"It's ash from the volcano, son."

 

[fishfanmiami]

Sun 03 | Day​

36°


47%
SSW 8 mph
Variable clouds with snow showers. Temps nearly steady in the mid 30s. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of snow 50%. Snowfall around one inch.

We'll see

 

[1Dolfan]

2 degrees and snow is light but either way it doesn't look good for Tua for the rest of the season. On the road, in the cold, vs good Defenses, Fitz can easily become the starter at any given second.

 

[Aqua Shadow]

When I went to the Denver game a buddy of mine was suggesting that the cold weather (30s) was the reason for Tua struggling. I couldn’t think of another time he has played in winter conditions really. Aren’t most college bowl games played in warm weather areas?

 

[Aqua Shadow]

2 degrees and snow is light but either way it doesn't look good for Tua for the rest of the season. On the road, in the cold, vs good Defenses, Fitz can easily become the starter at any given second.

What are the chances that my doppelgänger posts at the same time in the same thread about similar content? Nice to see you pal

 

[circumstances]

I went to college in Atlanta. We had blizzards.

It snows in Alabama and in many of the cities Alabama plays on the road.

As of now the forecast calls for high 30s, not much wind, and a 50% chance of snow flurries (.2 inches).

Sounds like beautiful football weather.

 

[Sleepy]

I'm more worried about the WRs trying to catch those slippery balls from Tua.

 

[circumstances]

those slippery balls

 

[EJay]

Aaron Rodgers is from Chico, CA and Devante Adams from the Bay area. Neither seemed to have significant problems playing in snow and cold weather when they were first exposed to it playing in Green Bay.

If it’s extremely windy, that could be a different story.

 

[Teenwolf]

When I went to the Denver game a buddy of mine was suggesting that the cold weather (30s) was the reason for Tua struggling. I couldn’t think of another time he has played in winter conditions really. Aren’t most college bowl games played in warm weather areas?

Yeah, and the SEC Championship is indoors.

 

[greasyObnoxious]

Aaron Rodgers is from Chico, CA and Devante Adams from the Bay area. Neither seemed to have significant problems playing in snow and cold weather when they were first exposed to it playing in Green Bay.

If it’s extremely windy, that could be a different story.

i didn't double check, but i don't think Brett Favre ever played in snow before being traded to Green Bay either

 

[EJay]

i didn't double check, but i don't think Brett Favre ever played in snow before being traded to Green Bay either

And didn’t fail miserably until finally getting used to it.

I really don’t believe typical cold and snow are concerning factors. Especially with today’s playing surfaces.

Now severe wind and severe cold — like that of the 1982 AFC title game between CIN and SD — is a bit different.

 

[j-off-her-doll]

Having big hands helps.

 

[Marino1313]

Having big hands helps.

Especially with those “slippery balls” lol