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While I certainly agree with your take, it is bound to be tough for die hard football fans to have their game just up and disappear on them at the last minute. Kinda like taking three viagra for the big date and having her cancel on you a half hour before the big moment. Then you have to explain to everyone the next day why your arm's in a sling.

I live in SC and had to evacuate so considering my girlfriend and I had tickets to UNC we came up to Durham a few days early. So far I've heard that my mom's house has some roof damage and still waiting to hear on my girlfriends house. Big thing is that everyone evacuated like we were told. Bout to head to Chapel Hill and hope the Hokies and give me a break from reality for a bit.

The passing game always suffers in conditions like these, but people usually overlook the fact that both sides are usually affected. DBs/LBs have to react in a split second, and with a wet field, that can definitely lead to a lot missed tackles because defensive players are sliding around.

The team that runs better today wins. Downfield passing will be difficult in the wind and rain. Crisp route running is going to be tough on a wet surface unless the field drains extremely well, but we know how good Worsham Field is, and in heavy rain there are even issues there.

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