Longtime groundskeeper explains why Super Bowl 57 field was slippery

Super Bowl fans slam NFL groundskeeper George Toma, 94, as players struggle to stay on their feet

Monday Morning Sodfather: God of Sod, George Toma, Says Slippery Super Bowl 57 Field In Glendale, AZ Could Have Used More Sand After Turf Absorbed Pounding From Halftime Show Rehearsals During Week

Super Bowl fans slam NFL groundskeeper George Toma, 94, as players struggle to stay on their feet

Former NFL groundskeeper says Super Bowl 57 field was overwatered, had a 'rotten smell,' began to decay

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Groundskeeper George Toma says Super Bowl LVII field the Eagles and Chiefs played on was overwatered

All Hail the 'God of Sod,' Groundskeeper for All 57 Super Bowls - The New York Times

College Football Program Blamed for Slippery Super Bowl Field - College Football HQ

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Sodfather' George Toma blasts NFL for poor Super Bowl field, says groundskeeper watered 'the hell out of it

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