Weather Forecast - Nov 3rd - 60% Chance of Thunderstorms

In like it.

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I think it would be advantage LSU.

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Would a wet and rainy game, similar to the Mississippi State game, help or hurt LSU in our matchup against Bama?

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If you want the stands full, you better not hope for bad weather. We've already had shitty weather for 2 night games so far. I want a cool sunny day followed by a clear, crisp fall night.

fricking shocked.

With rain and 102,321 racing fans, that would be a massive advantage for LSU. Unfortunately I imagine a bunch of fans would leave early if there were rain, so that would ultimately hurt us.

Advantage Tigers

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With rain and 102,321 racing fans, that would be a massive advantage for LSU. Unfortunately I imagine a bunch of fans would leave early if there were rain, so that would ultimately hurt us.

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I'm not exactly sure that wet weather guarantees us an advantage. Sloppy conditions usually favor the team with the better ground game, OL, and DL. That's Bama. It may impair Tua's passing abilities, but it would likely have the same effect on Burrow. Our receivers already struggle with catching a dry ball, and if we can't throw the ball with at least some success, we will not win.

Also, you're right about fans heading for the exits, or at least for cover, if it's raining steadily.

Weather channel is like CNN ALWAYS WRONG

Two reasons why I don’t want it to rain:
1) fans. I just want the fans in the seats the whole time. 2) excuses. I don’t want the playoff committee to have any excuse to give Bama for their loss, i.e. “weather was a factor. In a neutral climate-controlled environment, Bama’s the better team....” etc etc etc.