As of this morning, if the playoffs started,
Bama would have to go to Notre Dame. Georgia
would have to play at Penn State. Ole Miss
would have to go to Indiana and somebody would have
to go to Columbus, Ohio, all potentially minus
4 degrees and windy when the playoffs starts December 20th
. No more Miami, New Orleans, Citrus Bowl
, Orlando. It would be the coldest game easily
for any of those SEC athletes. And by the
way, I do not think what I'm about to
say is a coincidence. Do you know the 5
winningest teams in professional football in the last 20-30 years
? Cold weather New England, cold weather Baltimore,
cold weather Green Bay, cold weather Pittsburgh, cold
weather Philly, and throwing the Chiefs. You think
it's how come there's no dome teams? How come
there's no warm weather teams? Because cold weather teams
are fine going into warmer weather. Go look at
Tua, who played high school football in Hawaii and
then went to warm weather SEC. He is horrible
under 48 degrees. He's 0 and 6, and
that's 48 degrees. What if it's 12? What
if it's windy? I mean, Tua is a
completely different quarterback. When he plays over 48 degrees
, he's a pro bowler, 100 passer ratings,
70% completion. Under 48 degrees. Is Brock Osweiler
, but shorter. I mean, he literally he's
a backup. So and you say, oh,
it doesn't make that big a deal. I think
it's a 5 point swing.