— Ryan Perrilloux had one knee on the ground at the 50-yard line at Paul Snow Memorial Stadium.
In East Rutherford, N.J., hit by 14 inches of snow, Giants Stadium, with a capacity of 78,000, was about half filled with diehard fans who watched the Redskins beat the Giants, 20-7.
Earlier, several officials spoke out about the inability to deal with snow at stadiums.
But Mr. Soboleski, 36, has a second job, plowing snow at the stadium for a big construction company.
"People always come up to me and say, 'Oh, I remember that game in the snow at Giants Stadium,' " Thomas said in a recent telephone interview.
Mountain Creek has powerful machines that could pile a foot of snow inside Giants Stadium within an hour, but it has not been cold enough.
Indiana extended its lead to 2-0 in the 20th minute after the freshman forward Jacob Peterson scored, bringing a crowd that braved three inches of snow at Crew Stadium to its feet.
"We cannot stress this enough!" What's more, the advisory continued: "Due to the overwhelming amount of snow in the stadium and the height of some of the snowdrifts, fans should expect many of the seats in the bowl of the stadium to be covered in snow.
As he spoke inside, a swirling snow outside Giants Stadium brought back yet another memory: this time of the team's last playoff game, the heartbreaking loss to Minnesota in the first round of the 1997 playoffs, played here in the snow.
"I would like to thank all the volunteers that last night made an amazing job (to clear snow from the stadium).
