[Husker] Bitter cold Huskers games

[Shawn Sherlock]

That was the coldest game I have been to.  I went to opening day that year and about passes out from the heat then didn't make it to another day until the end of the season and thought I was going to get frostbite.

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>>> Pat Gaule <pgaule at cox.net> 01/23/08 5:40 PM >>>
no1husker at aol.com wrote:
> Watching the NFL games this past weekend made me wonder if meteorological records were kept for Husker football games.? Among others, I vividly remember sitting through the bitter cold 1976 and 1993 Nebraska-Oklahoma games in Lincoln and was curious how cold it actually got during those contests.? If someone could direct me where to find this information, I would greatly appreciate it.? Thanks.
> 
> Rod Krogh, UNL 1989
> Lincoln, NE
> no1husker at aol.com


Tom Osborne's final home game as head coach ('97 vs. Iowa State) has to 
be among the coldest.  I remember wearing about 5 layers of clothes 
along with some of those glove and shoe warmers.  IIRC, it was a 63-0 
game at *halftime*.  Not many people stuck around for the 2nd half.  I 
did, however.

Luckily, that's the only home game I've ever been to that was absolutely 
bone-chilling.  Thanks Global Warming! :)

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