Further amusement: The D'Qwell Jackson interception ball was felt suspiciously squishy by two equipment guys on the Colts--in fact, it felt suspiciously like two interceptions Mike Adams made at Indianapolis which got them suspicious in the first place! They
went to Blakeman on the field, who told them them to get lost. So they called Kensil, who said their suspicions were good enough for him--test all the balls. At halftime, waiting officials first tested the intercepted ball, using Jastremski's gauge (with which he initially set the ball at 12.5), and three tests clustered around and averaged 11.5--exactly what the Ideal Gas Law would presict at 50 degrees! They nodded sagely, agreed there was a problem, and nine supervisors and officials proceeded to test the balls in blissful ignorance of the fact there was no reason for suspicion! One of Anderson's gauges read even lower, so the Keystone Kops routine continued, culminating in Kensil's "You're fucked!" to Jastremski on his way back upstairs--expurgated by Wells.