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SmooTen wrote:All gloves get worse in wet weater.

Sent from planet Vegeta.

thats not true.

When it comes to football...yes it is. No pair of football gloves get better when wet.

SmooTen wrote:When it comes to football...yes it is. No pair of football gloves get better when wet.

thanks from a player perspective

As a former goalkeeper, I can say 1) at high levels weather is not an acceptable excuse for not making a play, and 2) wet weather gloves definitely help.

GiddyUp wrote:

SmooTen wrote:When it comes to football...yes it is. No pair of football gloves get better when wet.

thanks from a player perspective

Ex18 = player also

Gloves had nothing to do with the passes bouncing off the players' chest.

My wet weather golf gloves work great....no slippage when its raining.

Agree w mrydel on that.

I'm wondering if its apples and oranges , or what...or maybe its overly simplistic to think well..here is another game where it was raining like crazy. But, Im interested in opinions..what's the difference..personnel ? Scheme? Stage ? Opponent http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=LZ8F04L1 ... Z8F04L1Mys

It would not matter if these undersized,careless,weak minded jokers put miracle glue on their hands they could not catch the sorry throws from this junior high qb...

SMUCRAZY wrote:It would not matter if these undersized,careless,weak minded jokers put miracle glue on their hands they could not catch the sorry throws from this junior high qb...

What is miracle glue?

mrydel wrote:Gloves had nothing to do with the passes bouncing off the players' chest.

We dont agree much, but wow I couldnt agree more with you, such a frustrating night. If only they knew how to catch...