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mod6A wrote:7 - 6 and 1.
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Dick Rosenthal wrote:God had no intention of letting The Gutless Greaseball win an eighth game. God hates a coward.
HJS wrote:mod6A wrote:7 - 6 and 1.
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Did we lose the ACCCG?
Dick Rosenthal wrote:God had no intention of letting The Gutless Greaseball win an eighth game. God hates a coward.
Corporal Funishment wrote:The lack of any sort of contingency plan isand a total F you to the players and the fans
hansen wrote:No contest means the record finishes at 7-5, correct?
DomingoOrtiz wrote:hansen wrote:No contest means the record finishes at 7-5, correct?
What else could it mean? No stats either.
eepstein0 wrote:Corporal Funishment wrote:The lack of any sort of contingency plan isand a total F you to the players and the fans
This is my issue here. You knew the weather could be bad this time of year in Dallas.
Corporal Funishment wrote:If I was planning a two-year old's birthday party to be held outside, and the day before all the forecasts said "lightning," I (or any other competent adult) would figure out some kind of backup plan
NO ONE from BC, Boise State, or the morons running this bowl could come up with ANYTHING? Or were they all willing to just take their chances as the likelihood of bad weather approached 100%?
It boggles the mind.
WTF
The game was played at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. With lightning and rain expected to plague the area for the foreseeable future, the game got canceled. Jarmond said the next wave of lightning strikes was projected to be “five times bigger” than the one that originally halted the game.
“The main cell that was going to hit was supposed to be around 3 p.m. That was going to be late in the second half so we thought we would be fine,” Jarmond said. “The weather we saw was not initially going to hit us. It shifted with the wind and it hit us. If that doesn’t happen, I think we’re OK. That was a game-changer. And when I learned the one coming at 3 p.m. was five times bigger with 350 lightning strikes, that was all I needed to hear.”
eagle33 wrote:The 10 BC fans that went must be pissed.
DavidGordonsFoot wrote:Strachan is currently embarrassing the program on Twitter. Good riddance.
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