Any chance they move the game time?

Submitted by TK on October 25th, 2019 at 10:17 AM

I’m guessing no, but just wanted to know if there was any possible chance that they would move the kick off up.

True Blue Grit

October 25th, 2019 at 1:57 PM ^

For some stupid reason I still don't understand, my wife and I stayed until the end of that game.  I had borderline hypothermia and it took me hours after I got home wrapped in several layers to warm up again.  The other bad part was we were almost out of gas and I had to stop on the way home at a gas station to put some gas in the car while I shivered uncontrollably.  I think that was one of the real low points I've had as a Michigan fan.

Logan_Howlett

October 25th, 2019 at 10:29 AM ^

I'll be curious to see the attendance figures. $100+ a ticket so that I can have the privilege to freeze my nuts off in the cold and very wet night... I love Michigan, but I'd rather watch that at home. 

MGoBlue96

October 25th, 2019 at 10:42 AM ^

Rain might indirectly help UM in the Wisky/OSU game, rain in supposed to hit Columbus at around 12 and could make that game sloppy to level up the playing field a little for Wisky. Honestly it is the shame the rain isn't arriving in Michigan sooner to also slop up the MSU/PSU game.

yossarians tree

October 25th, 2019 at 1:37 PM ^

How will rain effect our game? Obviously a wet ball hampers the passing game and therefore makes the running game more important. From what I understand ND's offense struggles to run and relies on a precision passing game with a QB who has limited mobility. Whereas our offense has shown the ability to run the ball at times and has a QB with plus mobility. So, slight advantage us?

Where I think the shit weather really hurts us (aside from those who will have to physically sit through it) is that shitty weather might really put a damper on crowd noise and enthusiasm in general. Basically it will minimize our home field advantage.