re: Worst weather you've experienced at an LSU game?

The Auburn game in I think 2015. Rain I can handle. That game was so fricking hot it was miserable. The only reason I stayed as long as I did was I thought LF was going to break the school rushing record. As soon as they say him I got the frick out. I don’t ever remember being that uncomfortable at a game.

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When Miami kicked our butt - 1988 maybe? Rain - Rain - Rain.

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FTW 44-3

The rain was so disrespectful at the 2003 ULM game that it rendered my raincoat useless. Made for a long arse game. Lol

1988 when Miami beat us 44-3. Massive cold front and hurricane type rain came through. Caught a cold.

One of the hottest games I’ve ever been to was 2006 at home vs Miss State. Was a Jefferson Pilot 11am kickoff. Felt like 110 degrees in 1st half.

There was a home game in 1994 I went to but I was too young to remember who we played. My sister was 6 and had to be taken to the med tent for dehydration, we sat in upper deck and cooked up there.

My seats are at the top of the lower bowl so if the rain comes up quickly there’s no getting under cover quickly. That happened at the 2004 Oregon St game. All that our group of 4 could do was get inside our ponchos like we were in a tent. The two things I remember:

1. I sit in the SW end zone. At one point I peeked out and I could barely see the field and forget being able to see the east side seats.

2. A flood of water ran where our feet would normally be so he has to sit with our feet proped up on the seat in front of us. As we sat underneath out poncho tent we were looking straight down so I watched that river of water run below me.

Auburn 17’ & 18’

Fkn brutally hot

Mississippi State - mid 90s. Absolutely pissed rain for good part of the first half. Sun game out and it became a fricking sauna.

I sat in a tornado in Birmingham in 1984 when the Tigers beat Bama 16-14. The authorities temporarily suspended the game, but the bad weather eventually blew over. They completed all 4-quartersof play. The win put LSU in the drivers seat to win the SEC with only one game left to play and that was the next week in Starkville. We went there uninspired and flat offensively, and lost. Their backup QB was from Bogalusa and he ran circles around us and they beat us 16-14, and it cost us the title. We played the Sugar Bowl (UF was on probation) and lost to Nebraska 28-10.

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Notre Dame 1997

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First one I thought of
Rain and cold

Florida State 92’(?)
Stormed the whole game

Miami 88’
Stormed the while game