What was the reason back in 2010 that both teams had to be on the same sideline?
This game occurred before the most recent Wrigley renovation. The third base wall and dugout can now be removed for football. In 2010, it was felt that there was not enough room past the outfield side end zone. The concern was that players would run into an actual brick wall (padded). Therefore, all offensive plays went towards the third base end zone. The entire field has now been shifted away from the outfield wall towards third base. It had nothing to do with the sidelines. I attended the game with my daughter and it was weird but very enjoyable.
0. High of 23. Wind chill values near 0.
Good luck to everyone in attendance!
Interesting. Just looking at both fields, I don’t see why they couldn’t do in 2010 what they’re doing now.
See post 182.Interesting. Just looking at both fields, I don’t see why they couldn’t do in 2010 what they’re doing now.
This is the most beautiful sight these eyes have ever seen.
0. High of 23. Wind chill values near 0.
Good luck to everyone in attendance!
Try sitting through the Dolphins @ Chiefs wildcard game last year. The temperature got to -4 degrees with a wind chill of -270. High of 23. Wind chill values near 0.
Good luck to everyone in attendance!
. So cold that my hands turned numb after only 30 seconds without gloves on. And then on top of that, my Dolphins couldn't even make a game of it 
.Example of our poor fandom.I don't think meager attendance at a game with a projected 23 degree high means jack. I've got six tickets and I think the odds of me getting the wife and kids out the door are <50%, and less than that to last until halftime.
Wait, @Illiniwacker. You’re calling a guy who bought six tickets to the Illini game, but since it’s going to be below freezing, his wife and kids might not go, is an example of poor fandom? How many tickets did you buy? Are you going? Are your kids?
Yep. Sec 208. Me and my daughter.
