Mounds of snow are agglomerated in every boundary of the stadium. The maroon and gold end zones are complemented with a backdrop of heavy white frosting. The typically-green field is dressed in a thin white coating, and millions of flakes glide through the air as the wind whips wildly around the stadium.
While the conditions resemble a Christmas in Minnesota or a January playoff atmosphere at the historic Lambeau Field, it’s March 15 — six days away from spring in the town of Mount Pleasant, Michigan. The high is 36 degrees, the low is 17, and this scenario is the setting for a job interview Central Michigan wide receiver Kalil Pimpleton has waited for his entire life.