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The official Florida Gators Athletics twitter account sent out the following statement regarding Hurricane Matthew and the impact it might have on Saturday's game vs. LSU.

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Robbie Andreu with The Gainesville Sun also sent out this tweet Tuesday afternoon regarding Hurricane Matthew.

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We will update as more information become available.
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RileyTime91 months
Move it to Baton Rouge just to be safe
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Sweet daddy91 months
They need to get the Florida equipment truck rolling to BR ASAP . Hell they don't need a band we will provide their fight song just bring the CD . This game has to go on period stop the madness make a decision or forfeit .
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HandGrenade91 months
Anyone else think the changing font size is odd?
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foj198191 months
Florida gonna Florida
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PsychTiger91 months
I thought it was Peej posting.
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jyoung191 months
That hurt to read
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LSU-MNCBABY91 months
You people are pitiful pulling for this storm to effect people on Florida just to get a football game moved to BR that most of you likely wouldn't even attend
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tigersbh91 months
Where have they done that?
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RileyTime91 months
Guess it's no time for jokes. Because, you know, people from Louisiana really like to wish hurricanes on people. Lighten up, Francis.
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Oyster91 months
I hope the game stays in Gainesville. 11:00 game at either place will be miserable this time of year. FL doesn't need a hurricane and BTR doesn't need this game. Remember if this game comes here this year our game next year goes there.
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pellietigersaint91 months
no, next years game would NOT be in Gainsville. Where do you people get this from. IF it were moved, it would be a UF home game in TS. Stick to facts when posting please. Dont just say what you think and pass it off as fact That said, hopw they play it in the swamp. the hurricane needs to stay in the gulf so the only pain the UF fans have to deal with is the agony of defeat
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PsychTiger91 months
"the hurricane needs to stay in the gulf " If you're gonna criticize someone for their facts, be sure to get your facts correct in the reply.
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rob6291 months
Next year the game will be in Baton Rouge regardless.
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Barbellthor91 months
Mostly, let's hope those in Gainesville (especially in areas of the more direct path) come out clean. Then let's play some ball.
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Cadello91 months
The last 2 updates on Intellicast have brought the Hurricane closer to Florida. Where Gainesvlle wasn't even in the yellow, it's now in the orange which says 60 mph winds. Don't blame me, blame the hurricane trackers.
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BobABooey91 months
I'm waiting to hear what Nash says.
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mjfog91 months
Nash Roberts? How old are you BobABooey? I use to watch Mel and Nash in New Orleans back in the 50's. Good times. Jax, Regal and Falstaff: where did all the good times go. I'm over here in Palm C ity, FL putting up shudders and getting ready for Matthew. Hope he passes offshore.
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BobABooey91 months
Mel Levitt? Didn't he host Varsity Quiz Bowl too? Jimmy Steele doing the sports on channel 6 (I think). He had a coffee cup with who knows what in it and would "raise the victory cup" to a team that won and take a drink. Hap doing the Fairgrounds results on 4....good times.
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Pectus91 months
Florida will decide to cancel so they can get more time to prepare.
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OchoDedos91 months
Those of you going to GNV check your reservations, State of FL is likely to commandeer Hotel rooms for 1st Responders and Utility Crews
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LSU2a91 months
Models are going nuts and continue to trend westerly... the Euro (the most dependable of the models) even shows this storm doing a loop after making a landfall in Florida and curving back for a second landfall and subsequent path into the Gulf as a weak tropical storm. I would say that there is a 95% chance that this game will be moved/ canceled.
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sonuvapitcher91 months
As big of an LSU fan as I am, I will not celebrate people going through a potentially devastating storm so we get an extra home game.
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El Campo Tiger91 months
I think the best thing that can happen for LSU is to play this game at its original site, date and time. This football team is ready to go into the Swamp and come away with a win.
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monsterballads91 months
Florida is in denial like South Carolina was last season
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whit91 months
I read it as someone yelling at the beginning and calming down a little and then yelling again and finishing off calm.
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Capo Losi91 months
The fact that Gainesville will not be directly hit means nothing. LSU still has to fly in and emergency responders may also be needed in other parts of the state. I think they are being very optimistic here.
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Dalosaqy91 months
What's up with the font choices in his statement?
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Monsieur le Duc91 months
It makes absolutely no sense. Someone in their communications office has a shitty understanding of "trendy" typesets.
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YrNucoach91 months
It's secret code
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lsuohiofan91 months
Though the storm is devastating when it hits, but it is always the aftermath that is where the real issues arise. Power, Housing, Roads, Transportation. It will be interesting with a State of Emergency in place whether they play or not.
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lsuohiofan91 months
We are flying in Thursday and I really don't know what the airlines are going to do yet. I may get there and not be able to get for a few days!
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FIRE_coachesname91 months
Frustrating, bought tickets to South Carolina last year and the same thing happened. Looking forward to the 3:00 announcement.
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