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Originally Posted by AmateurBros
Do you say anything before thinking?
And it's not unproven that a ball with less air in it is easier to grip when it's wet -- that's called common sense -- it's easier to catch in that situation too (obviously).
The Patriots are the ones who put the air in the balls (no one else) -- they knew what they were doing and Tom Brady was part of it. If he wasn't part of it, why would he not have asked for more air to be put in the balls, to play with them how he wanted? The guy throws a football for a living, any change in it, he's going to know instantly when he picks it up -- and if something wasn't how he wanted and someone on the team tampered with it -- he would have been furious.
No one is going to do anything on the New England team, to the footballs, without Brady's knowledge.
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no need to get butthurt and make it personal. try and have an adult discussion.
you do realize no one had to alter the pressure right? or are you just going with what the media tells you?
did anyone measure the pressure in the colts' balls? what were they? what was the pressure in the 12th ball? was it normal or not as low?
more science, for those who can have an open mind here.
A ball exposed to 10-degree temperatures for an hour, the pressure drops from 13.5 PSI to 11 PSI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59PE...utu.be&t=1m50s
for anyone with an open mind, there in nothing obvious to assume here.