Whatever, f@"king cold _____ rain should be avoided. If playing in the day is a 30% and night a 50% then then the games in November will be better in the day period. Being the toughest fans isn't getting anybody to the games. Grow up punk.
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Whatever, f@"king cold _____ rain should be avoided. If playing in the day is a 30% and night a 50% then then the games in November will be better in the day period. Being the toughest fans isn't getting anybody to the games. Grow up punk.
Well since rain chances change daily, you can’t predict that there are better rain chances at night versus the day when games times are set two weeks from game day.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS
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Originally Posted by GeauxLouisiana
Hell, half the time they can't predict correctly in the morning if it will rain in the morning. Most secure job in the world.
Day games in November.
You'd be surprised how often the weather mirrors the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeauxLouisiana
Is that the home game against Coastal Carolina. If the noon kickoff suggested here is accurate, that will kill attendance no matter how well the team does earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by anhil8tor
I know for games Express and others travel hours to and fro.
Other than travel concerns, rain chasing is silly and "Louisiana" temperatures are irrelevant.
"Louisiana Saturday Nights."
The 22nd is Coastal. That would be a killer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cajunsmike
Please tell me you're just trolling here.Quote:
Originally Posted by anhil8tor
A noon kickoff in Sept. over here ain't the same as a noon kickoff in Tuscaloosa or Athens. It just isn't. This is a safety issue.
After what happened the last 2 times they pulled this crap, I though people got the idea.
We can't be this stupid.
It's not up to us. It would be a conference and ESPN+ decision. 😢