Never been a fan of rainy games, as that hinders performance, especially in the passing game. We could be in for a slugfest similar to the last 2 home Stanford games. This may favor us, as I do think ND is better at running the ball.
Never been a fan of rainy games, as that hinders performance, especially in the passing game. We could be in for a slugfest similar to the last 2 home Stanford games. This may favor us, as I do think ND is better at running the ball.
I think the 18" was down in Columbia with lesser amounts but still significant at Clemson.Last I saw was as high as 12-18 inches and flood warnings. On a related note, the stadium at Clemson is above water only due to a levy and pumping station. If that fails the water would be up to about row 26.
why? My roof does not leak.Not a good game for fans.
Elements are part of the game. Sucks or helps both teams.I guess 8-15 range; it is not like nature has an actual line like they draw on maps; but the thing is that travel to n fro is treacherous to dangerous for certain.
JMO: based on current forecasts, playing the game is seems a disregard for public safety Three E.C. states have declared a State of Emergency. I expect S.C. to follow suit.
I hope you don't have DTV rain could kill the signal. Oh no!why? My roof does not leak.
Deshaun Watson does... He's a mudder. His mother was a mudder... His father was a mudder.Who is a fan of rainy games?
He loves the slop.......They got the bug boy on him.......They're gonna break his maiden.......Deshaun Watson does... He's a mudder. His mother was a mudder... His father was a mudder.