Auburn, AL within Hurricane Ian's "cone of uncertainty"

Hasn't been discussed yet. Thanks for the thread and heads up about the storm

You don't have to be an insider to know that the path of this storm is definitely known to both schools, the conference and television networks

Then admins need to pin it. Not on first page and not everyone beats off all day and plays on the rant like some

Answer the question or get fricked

I see them tracking the storm away from Auburn.

Auburn will not experience tropical storm conditions or worse, so no, this will not be an issue.

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Any of you tRant insiders know if contingencies are being discussed within LSU/AU/SEC inner circles?

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Of course they are. Though, I doubt they’ll need them. But these games make way too much money, and the SEC has gone through this too many times to just wait it out and risk a cancellation. They’re probably discussing 2 or 3 potential contingencies as we speak. Better to have them and not need them than the other way around.

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It will be a rain event for Auburn. The game isn’t getting moved

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One would hope so. Both generally, and specifically for the people of Auburn.

That said, society seems to be much less reluctant to unnecessarily cancel things well in advance for what turn out to be little more than "rain events."

In 2008 LSU begrudgingly moved up the start time of a game to accommodate a strong hurricane bearing down on Baton Rouge. Now, the mere threat of a slightly stronger than usual rainy day is justification to shut down a city for 1-2 days.

This is a no issue. Stop making threads.

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They should move the game up to noon

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What, why? To the extent Auburn feels any affects, it will be light rain, but more towards Noon that 6 p.m.