I think that is so overrated.
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TE was a wideout last year
Them Sanders folks keep receipts
I thought the poll about Boulder being the best college party town was bullshit…
I guess not
last week He said he had to be smarter and throw the ball away
Guess he wasn’t 100% locked in…
Maybe but I will take the comments directly from athletes who have played there vs. other's who have not.
Is impact of Denver's altitude fact or fiction?
Even Nuggets players say they can feel the impact of Denver's 5,276-foot altitude, but it's not something that can be readily quantified.
It's definitely 1 of the best I've experienced along with Mill Ave. in Tempe for Arizona St. UT Austin is lit too with 6th st. since you also get all the Texas St. thots that drive down from San Marcos every weekend to party there. I attended a school that was in a sizable city rather than a college town so I always valued these times I got to party in these college town bubbles
“Class” is racist code language
Yeah I've heard UT Austin is Lit. Damn good times...
Maybe but I will take the comments directly from athletes who have played there vs. other's who have not.
Is impact of Denver's altitude fact or fiction?
Even Nuggets players say they can feel the impact of Denver's 5,276-foot altitude, but it's not something that can be readily quantified.www.nba.com
I was stationed out there and played football, soccer, & basketball in Colorado for 3 years. I didn't notice any difference, and I was coming from Atlanta. Everyone's different though. I will say one thing though, the air was fresh & clean.
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Nice, great insight
Oddly enough, all of the doubters are now early adopters.
Yep it says time to be determined, Colorado been on FOX the first 2 weeks and will be on ESPN next week so that Oregon game gonna off the chain
I hope the coaches remind the players that unless they have an exclusive interview with a television host of the network it may be in their best interest to get to the locker room before the students and fans bum rush the field and get caught in the midst of a possible super spreader of Covid or Flu virus.
Granny living it up
No offense fam, but I think you're wrong. I've never been at that elevation before, Boulder Colorado is about 5,400 ft above sea level.
But I have been to Lookout Mountain on the TN/GA border and that is about 1,800 ft above sea level....
Playing around with my younger cousins after awhile we did feel a little light headed..... I can imagine being 3X higher having a greater effect on the body/lungs.....
Recipes/ heating instructions are different for up there for a reason......if the elevation effects food differently why wouldn't the same apply to the human body?
Nah man when I go to Tahoe and run I get tired mad fast . You can feel the air is thinner . It’s real. It’s why boxers and long distance runners train in the mountains. Kenyans win marathons because they live at high altitudes
So you were acclimated to the elevation....
According to most guides it takes days or even weeks to fully acclimate to that altitude....
Here is a guy that lived at 6K ft for years in Corado, left for 9 months and came back and tried to do a hike on a 14K mountain......and got sick.
I doubt you did all of those activities starting on your very first day there.....
Most of these teams only have a few days to try to get acclimated to that elevation, hell most Bball players may have 2 days if they're lucky......
That shit is brutal on the body/lungs
Yeah UTA is crazy....same wit Texas A&M
First day, of course not. I'd say maybe 6 or 7 months in.
Yeah Manziel just opened up a bar there and he was talking about how crazy it i guess in the downtown area. .
