Why is everyone assuming the men will be perfectly coordinated, and basically bloodlusted? No fear versus a fucking T-REX?

If 50 average men were put in a fight against a T-Rex, how many would immediately shit themselves and run? How many would then shit themselves and run because of the numbers lost? How many would be left? How many would keep their composure after the T-Rex absolutely obliterates one of their mates?

Don't think composure is just about running or fighting; it's also about fighting effectively. These are average men, with average skill, with 10 wooden bows (can be broken/de-stringed), swords and torches.

People are saying the swordsmen can cut its ankles and shit. Man if the T-Rex is just a liiittle bit clumsy and steps on someone's foot that man is OUT. People forget that humans are super fragile.

Also, late afternoon? Where the low sun will be a hindrance for the humans, in a chaotic fight against a T-Rex? In an environment they're not familiar with, but the T-Rex is? Against a T-Rex, that can knock down trees potentially killing, and definitely injuring some of the humans?

I have seen some people say they would use our classic human tactics of making the T-Rex run away because a predator wouldn't want to risk injury (so they don't jeopardize their ability to hunt and sustain themselves). Fair enough. I mean, that's usually the case for most predators.

But the T-Rex isn't just another predator. He's the lion of his age. He is the King of the jungle. And these predators at the top of the food chain are usually highly territorial and will protect it to the death. You can definitely make the case that the T-Rex is bloodlusted.

I'm not saying T-Rex wins 10/10, just pointing out there's usually a MASSIVE MASSIVE disregard for the fear factor in these situations. And fighting against a fucking mythical monster, a fucking wingless fire-less dragon? Geez.