If the forecast goes worse case scenario

[starkvegasdawg]

And the game is played in rain bad enough to bring back memories for Noah, which team does that favor?

[cheewgumm]

I'm going definitely us.

WE should probably "fear" their passing attack. Theory being it would be harder to throw...easier to run.

[ShotgunDawg]

Rain, wind, dust storms, earthquakes, bug outs, etc.... ALWAYS benefit the underdog because it brings more variables into the outcome of the game. The less that LSU can play the way they normally do, the more chance there are of fumbles, balls slipping, players slipping etc.. the more it helps us.

Style of play doesn't matter into the equation unless the teams are equal. Otherwise, inclement weather, injuries, and all other variables that aren't normal, help the underdog. Period.

[DownwardDawg]

Rain, wind, dust storms, earthquakes, bug outs, etc.... ALWAYS benefit the underdog because it brings more variables into the outcome of the game. The less that LSU can play the way they normally do, the more chance there are of fumbles, balls slipping, players slipping etc.. the more it helps us.

Style of play doesn't matter into the equation unless the teams are equal. Otherwise, inclement weather, injuries, and all other variables that aren't normal, help the underdog. Period.

^^^This^^^
Always favors the underdog.

[HancockCountyDog]

It Favors #TeamDak