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Very nice read. Gracious flamer!
Can't argue with that.

The schools in Nova are absurdly well prepared relative to most schools in the state.
As someone from MiddleOfNowhere, VA who went through CS with a lot of classmates from NOVA, I can vouch for this. Not just education, but preparation for life in general.
The 32 yard marker needs to be in a different color. Black or a school color but it should be a permanent fixture
Houston
UNC
Alabama
Clemson
Notre Dame
FSU
Rocco wins the internet for the 2016 football season as far as I am concerned.
NO

In the past maybe, but most revenue now days is from TV deals, not stadium attendance. There is a reason the B1G eliminated FCS games. As TV deals grow, the single sided home only series with FCS will just be replaced by the same with non-P5 FBS teams
Of course! Just keep an eye on it!
I actually agree. And I'm not pasty. Lol.
Bring yo ponchos!!!
As a Celtic-American, aka pasty-ass mofo, I couldn't love this forecast more for an early season noon-thirtier. Nothing better than not having to worry about sweating my ass off and getting baked.
Awesome. Thanks for the explanation. Appreciate you not only taking the time to explain but also not getting your feathers ruffled when someone questions your forecast. I'll definitely be prepared for anything now, and before reading your post I would not have thought twice about it. Thanks again!
Definitely watching this closer now. Thanks for coming back with another season of forecasts, although I didn't expect any off weather until October at the earliest.
Yeah its going to be a complete shit show if im right. Basically a lot of the weather services are holding off until the models all totally zero in. It's hard to be totally positive this early but I wanted to let the threat be known far enough out so people could prepare.
If you look at the current track of the storm its heading right into richmond, in spite of that the national weather service only has a 40% chance of rain in richmond, this is because should the bullseye shift west richmond might get missed, likewise if it shifts east it could miss us. Just based on current observations and whats up with the models I just dont forsee that happening and I see it shifting west. Im going to keep this thread running until gameday in case something happens
Basically the weather service cant jump on board until theyre absolutely positive because people panic, and if theyre wrong people get pissed off. The reason the sandy storm was called so far ahead of time was because of the increased activity of weather balloons just to help the models (sandy was a much more severe instance) with increased data input for the models, they became accurate much quicker
You know more about weather than any other human I know. But I'm just going to go ahead and pretend I didn't read this.

I'm confused. Are you saying this Saturday we could have a shit show of a game with excessive rain and wind? Just out of curiosity, why aren't the typical weather websites calling for this? Don't doubt you, as you have hit more nails on the head than most, just wondering why it wasn't on the radar (literally) of other outlets. Most other sites are saying 12mph max winds and 20% chance of rain in the morning. Seems like a pretty big discrepancy.
Thanks again for the detailed forecasts. Looking forward to January and February!
Looks like the depth chart for the Passing Set plays. Fuente has said that his depth charts are play set/sequence-group dependent. I expect the run-friendly plays depth charts list Travon as the starter.
give it another day or so and it could switch up a tad, I doubt it will but it wouldnt be the first time I'd be wrong. Especially with tropical cyclones, so many things can impact its movement so they're usually kinda tricky
Wow the Sat forecast went from mid 70's and sun to a soaker. UGH
Shows how little I follow Boise State.
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Alabama
Clemson
Notre Dame
Florida State
Luckily our record against FCS teams in rain games is sparkling
Did. Until the NCAA outlawed it.

And the ACC powers that be extending an invitation to Louisville was when I not only began to question but flatly deny their consistency. Especially considering the fight it took to get us in when the conference panned our academics (even though we were and are more than a match for other schools in the conference). I mean, sure, we improved a lot when we entered, but we weren't slouches to begin with.
Louisville, though? They've got a ways to go to join the pack, but they got a red carpet in.