May see us go for it on 4th down quite a bit.
I'm thinking this is sarcasm.If it does we will only need 6 wins to be bowl eligible.
It's friends call it "Nacho."
FiftyClear during the evening, light winds, 77 degrees = every HI forecast ever.
Yeah. But typhoons can change that. Looks like this one is veering to the north. I'd have been sick if a damned typhoon messed this game up. I've been waiting for this game since the season ended, dammit.Fifty
We're gonna winYeah. But typhoons can change that. Looks like this one is veering to the north. I'd have been sick if a damned typhoon messed this game up. I've been waiting for this game since the season ended, dammit.
We're gonna win
Anybody suggesting a canceled game, I give you a big middle finger.
I do a pretty good BP impersonationYou sound like BP from last year....
I'm going to be really pissed if mother nature takes this victory away from me.
washed up?This is a grand literary gesture for CU football. We died in a cyclone in Ames, Iowa ten years ago. Now, after a tumultuous decade, we will find ourselves washed up in the winds and rains of Hawaii. And we will be good again.
Hopefully "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and not "Gone With the Wind" or this could be "The Winter of our Discontent."This is a grand literary gesture for CU football. We died in a cyclone in Ames, Iowa ten years ago. Now, after a tumultuous decade, we will find ourselves washed up in the winds and rains of Hawaii. And we will be good again.
Delaying the game would not be prudent! Especially because there is no need and we'd lose the TV broadcast. Are you wacky? Haha.It might be past hawaii by the time the game starts. Unless it slows down. Its probable that there will be intermittent to constant rain for the game and gusty winds. It might be clear too. Hurricanes can be like that but typically when they pass things clear pretty quickly.
Delay of the game to Friday night or Saturday afternoon is probably the most prudent thing to do.
May see us go for it on 4th down quite a bit.
PACIFIC UPDATE: IGNACIO: Ignacio is Passing to the north of the Hawaiian Islands, and even though the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) says he is degrading, he is only doing so slightly. Ignacio still packs winds of 120 knots, with winds gusting to 140kts, making this still a solid Cat 4 storm. Luckily, Hawaii is on the "west" side of this, so most of the state is only under a Tropical Storm Warning for the bulk of the next two days. Current pressure center is 948mb.
Shut. Your. Mouth.It might be past hawaii by the time the game starts. Unless it slows down. Its probable that there will be intermittent to constant rain for the game and gusty winds. It might be clear too. Hurricanes can be like that but typically when they pass things clear pretty quickly.
Delay of the game to Friday night or Saturday afternoon is probably the most prudent thing to do.