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CBS is reporting this morning that the balls were never even inspected with a gauge before the game, and were passed despite being under-inflated....
One ball that was 2 PSI under, correct. First of all, I'm not saying that I trust this report. I don't trust any of them. But working under the...
Here are some examples of your posts in the past: What I get from this is that when Mehta uses anonymous sources to write scathing articles...
"well under pressure" is an intentionally vague term that you are using because you don't actually know how far under the limit they were or...
I don't really care about what journalists do. I just wish that people would be realistic about the veracity of unconfirmed reports, especially...
Notice how the very first phrase in that segment you posted is "If true...". That's what journalists do to protect themselves from the...
I have no idea what is currently known about the Colts' footballs, and I don't trust anything that has been reported unless it has also been...
See my earlier post. http://forums.theganggreen.com/threads/football-manufacturer-calls-bellichecks-theory-bullshit.83288/page-2#post-3182783...
yeah, "unclear" is what I meant. Edited.
Oh, I certainly am biased as well. And yes, there is an explanation that I would prefer to come forward as being the truthful one. But I'm not...
Okay, so now you've ditched your attempts to use science and facts to prove your point, and have reverted back to wild speculation and baseless...
I agree with him 100%. Ambient temperature changes don't explain a 2 PSI decrease in temperature. I just haven't heard anything that...
I don't even know where to begin with this post. The ideal gas law is as follows: PV=nRT (P = absolute pressure, V = volume, n =...
First of all, did the NFL actually report that, like you just stated? Or did some media member's anonymous source says that? Some of the...
Umm they actually do lose quite a bit of pressure... [IMG]
