[Husker] Huskers Travel

[Mark Landin]

Well, for one, engineers take physics class and know that planes fly
becuase they have to due to Bernoulli's principle, and not merely by
accident or luck :) (That's the "rational approach"). Math majors
understand that statistically, millions of man-miles are flown every
day with no mishaps beyond lost luggage and running out of pretzels
too soon. (The "good odds" approach). For business and fine arts
majors, they simply don't want to show fear and risk ridicule by their
teammates (the "macho approach"). Some just still figure they are
invincible (the "ignorance is bliss" approach). The remainder probably
just take Valium or practice relaxation techniques.

Hopefully one of those work for you!

On 9/16/10, Lawson, Scott R. <SLawson at uamail.albany.edu> wrote:
> A little off topic here (at least it isn't about anthems) but I was
> wondering something as I was clutching my seatbelt for dear life on the
> bumpy landing in Lincoln last Friday...
>
> What does the team do if a player (or players) is not the best flyer, in
> other words like me is scared %^$#-less about getting on a plane? Have any
> of the players over the years ever had issues with this, and didn't end up
> traveling to a game because of it?
>
> Scott in NY
>
>
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