Football game times

[LaCajunsFan]

That’s awesome...kickoff at midnight! That will be one hell of a tailgate

Actually, they sent a similar notice to me for all home games: they are all set-up as 'events' in FB, and if you click on 'interested' or 'going' they keep you updated. The events were all originally set as 6pm, except NMST, which was @4, but now they are all at 12am. I guess they will update them as the times are set.

[anhil8tor]

Ah makes sense.

[Turbine]

ESPN kills home attendance.

People need to be able to plan.

[CajunDreDog]

As stated earlier, games times will be announced typically 12 days before the game. All conferences do this now.

But I’d bet that most of our home game will be 6PM, except HC and maybe the Nov games as they typically are. I’d still love for us to just state “ALL Louisiana home football games will kickoff at 6PM.” and be done with it.

[Turbine]

As stated earlier, games times will be announced typically 12 days before the game. All conferences do this now.

Tailgating deprivation formula.

[facelessjonmoon]

Tailgating deprivation formula.

Last season, our tailgate spot got used ZERO times. I was looking forward to being able to use it this season

[Oiler]

It's too hot in Lafayette for day games in September, period. Even so, there's nothing we can do about it with TV calling the shots. It isn't just us, day games in the south are attendance killers for every G5 program, and most P5 programs.

[shof]

You'd be surprised how often the weather mirrors the past.

I hope you are wrong. The last opening day game I made pretty much flooded the parking/tailgate areas. But I’ll be there again this year. 🍻

[CajunEXPRESS]

Example, I cannot remember the last recruiting bash that wasn't wet and cold.

[GeauxLouisiana]

Example, I cannot remember the last recruiting bash that wasn't wet and cold.

That thing in February that’s always indoors? Good try correlating that back to weather patterns in November.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Nothing in February is raining and cold at five every time. Yeah it’s an accurate example. Nice try deflecting the truth about how often I get into that nice dry building after a long wet cold walk.

Days often have very similar weather patterns, that’s why they’re seasonal, and why the Farmers Almanac is so reliable.

[GeauxLouisiana]

2/7/18- 50 degrees with a light rain at 5:30
2/1/17- 70 degrees and no rain at 5:30
2/3/16- 60 degrees and no rain at 5:30
2/4/15- 50 degrees and no rain at 5:30

That’s the last 4 NSD weather per weather underground. Looks like the first Wednesday of February is usually a dry one. Maybe your memory is failing you.