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Apparently not. I refereed a game at 8am this morning.
It was 35 degrees and rain. I’m still thawing out.
It was 35 degrees and rain. I’m still thawing out.
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To rainy and cold for soccer?
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Didn't say I like it doc. I accepted the game about 5-6 weeks ago and it got cancelled. The rescheduled date is much later in the season than I care for.
It was brutal on the players (16 year old girls) as well. Baby it is cold outside!
It was brutal on the players (16 year old girls) as well. Baby it is cold outside!
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Our daughter played volleyball elementary school - college. We may have spent quite a few nice days inside a gym, but thanked our lucky stars she didn' t have to play outside in any kind of weather but lightgning. My hat is off to the young ladies who will use their faces to stop or pass a ball.
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Most (not all) of the players parents were sitting in their cars with the heat on.... I bet the players enjoyed not being coached by their parents!
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It's like the golfer said: "I play in the low 70's, any colder than that and I stay inside."