How did you try to ward off that terrible weather?
Bob Lilly: We had long-handle underwear. Had we known it was gonna be 16 or 18 below zero, we would have all gone down to the sporting goods stores and bought us some good heavy socks and bought us some turtleneck long-handle underwear, plus ski masks, wind deflectors (they had them under their helmet). They sold them in Dallas. Ernie (Stautner) didn't want us to wear gloves because he said only sissies wear gloves. We had on long-handle underwear, we had on our regular uniform, we had on no gloves, we had no neck protection. We all took an ace bandage and wrapped it around our ears and taped it, put our helmet on. We put seran wrap around our feet over our socks. We had capes that we wore on the sidelines, but they didn't even have a zippers. We had two heaters on each end of the bench. Those heaters blew air but the (hot) air would never get to us because the wind was blowing it away. We just froze to death. We could never get loosened up. It was just a nightmare. We were all thanking the Lord when we got on that airplane and it was warm. We said we lost the game but we're alive. We just felt like we were gonna beat 'em. And Saturday we really felt good about it because the weather was pleasant. And the next day, to have the weather turn on us was kind of devastating.
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