jsmith6919
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All this just because Jerry didn't want the Walmart in his view
Yeah, maybe Jerry should have reined ole' Gene in on the 25 million tied up in shitty art and instead put some motorized blinds in.Not all of those windows are shining on the field. But even if they were... They figured out how to make the worlds biggest video screen. I'm sure they can figure out how to make a big curtain, too.
Why is it more of an issue than an outdoor stadium where the sun is directly in ones face.They are just waiting for big buildings to be built around the stadium to block it.
Those don't take long or anything.
Most outdoor football fields run north/south so the sun is never an issue. Jerry turned his stadium east/west and left the big ass windows for the sun to shine through.Why is it more of an issue than an outdoor stadium where the sun is directly in ones face.
It also has to do with how low light comes through on each endzone. You can see how there is a massive window really low which allows the sun to basically be right in a guys face.Most outdoor football fields run north/south so the sun is never an issue. Jerry turned his stadium east/west and left the big ass windows for the sun to shine through.
It’s an issue some of the time depends what time of the day a game is played. The sun is ever on a true east west setting although the stadium shades some of the field. Even though the stadium shades part of the field.Most outdoor football fields run north/south so the sun is never an issue. Jerry turned his stadium east/west and left the big ass windows for the sun to shine through.
That's terrible.
Terrible also that it is common knowledge.That's terrible.
It's not normally an issue when the field runs north/south. The sun will never be in any player's face.It’s an issue some of the time depends what time of the day a game is played. The sun is ever on a true east west setting although the stadium shades some of the field. Even though the stadium shades part of the field.
Stadiums usually have seating/structure 360 degrees around the field. A setting sun is typically blocked by the upper deck, so we're talking the sun is gone at a height of ~70 feet (I'm guessing). At Cowboys Stadium, each endzone has the massive glass doors that reach down to street level. Since the playing field is sub-street level by only one plaza of seats, the sun gets as low as ~30 feet (I'm guessing).Why is it more of an issue than an outdoor stadium where the sun is directly in ones face.
His interception plans were Rhonde Barber or Charles Tillman. A lot like Garrett's big play offense was Tony Romo.
I'm sure when they designed it they just assumed Jerry's ego would blot out the sun.I don't believe that how it affects game play was really taken into consideration. To be fair, it can affect either team negatively depending on who wins the toss if they pay attention to such things. There probably aren't too many astronomers employed throughout the league but such things should be taken into consideration, especially since the dawn of mega stadiums. Shoot, I hate driving west around here when the sun is setting and I don't have to try and eyeball a football into my hands, just avoid running into another two ton object. I couldn't catch a leaf floating in the air with the sun in my eyes.
Heh. Reminds me of a photoshop I did once when it was still being built. It had his head sticking out of the top and the construction crew was walking toward it with one of them saying "Yeha, it's still not big enough" or something like that.I'm sure when they designed it they just assumed Jerry's ego would blot out the sun.
And then theres orienting the field in an east-west fashion instead of the traditional north-south. Pure genius.I don't believe that how it affects game play was really taken into consideration. To be fair, it can affect either team negatively depending on who wins the toss if they pay attention to such things. There probably aren't too many astronomers employed throughout the league but such things should be taken into consideration, especially since the dawn of mega stadiums. Shoot, I hate driving west around here when the sun is setting and I don't have to try and eyeball a football into my hands, just avoid running into another two ton object. I couldn't catch a leaf floating in the air with the sun in my eyes.
Of course it wasn't.I don't believe that how it affects game play was really taken into consideration.
Jerry could have been jamming to some...It also has to do with how low light comes through on each endzone. You can see how there is a massive window really low which allows the sun to basically be right in a guys face.