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WeΓÇÖve certainly had a ton of rain. Just shy of a foot.
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That showed up on my twitter as "age restricted content" lol
Turf looked fine last evening.
Turf looked fine last evening.
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Joe Hoyt of the Dallas Morning News quoted "an SMU spokesperson" who said the company that installed the turf will be out to address and fix the turf before the home opener.
Scoop: he also indicated that the team would "practice elsewhere"
Scoop: he also indicated that the team would "practice elsewhere"
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Re: Rain 1, Ford Stadium 0
It makes sense that any subsurface air would have to go somewhere under the weight of all that water.
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How can it be shaped just like a football?


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Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:How can it be shaped just like a football?
It is a sign from above that this is the Mustangs year.
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And it showed up in the red zone. That has to mean something, right?
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ItΓÇÖs all downhill from thereCharleston Pony wrote:And it showed up in the red zone. That has to mean something, right?
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Ponies will bubble up this year. Pony Up or Bubble Up?
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Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:How can it be shaped just like a football?
Football fields are not technically flat. They arc abt a foot to two feet, thus the disbursement you see.
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FroggieFever wrote:Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:How can it be shaped just like a football?
Football fields are not technically flat. They arc abt a foot to two feet, thus the disbursement you see.
Thanks for your amazing TCU brainiac insight but why isn't the other 85 yards of the field also "disdursed" proportionately the same? Also, the draining systems that come with artificial turf now all but eliminate that arc you used to have when fields drained to the sidelines. Thanks for stopping by though.
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Re: Rain 1, Ford Stadium 0
TCU trollin us is always a good sign of the fear in their souls. They know what's coming and when it's done the iron skillet will once again be fired up with frog legs in it.
Whoever made the comment about the air being trapped is spot on. That volume of water is absolutely impressive and wild things happen. I'd be very interested to know what adjustments the turf company made.
Wishing all a great season and hope to see you at a game soon.
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Whoever made the comment about the air being trapped is spot on. That volume of water is absolutely impressive and wild things happen. I'd be very interested to know what adjustments the turf company made.
Wishing all a great season and hope to see you at a game soon.
Graciously,
Drew
2009 MBA