60% chance of rain on gameday...

[DENVERBULL]

Sunny every day but Saturday- 50% chance of rain. 

[Feld44]

Great.... Pregnant wife, rain, crowded...can't wait to hear how that turns out for me

Trust me, its better than having a pregnant wife at the Florida game last year!

[namuh-bull]

I don't know, it's getting hot in here.  Now forecast is 99 degrees on Friday, and 89 with 70 percent humidity on game day with chance of showers.  It is Florida in Indiana.  I think ND is going to melt.

Go Bulls!

[Skingraft]

Great.... Pregnant wife, rain, crowded...can't wait to hear how that turns out for me

Trust me, its better than having a pregnant wife at the Florida game last year!

lol

[On_the_Chip]

I don't know, it's getting hot in here.  Now forecast is 99 degrees on Friday, and 89 with 70 percent humidity on game day with chance of showers.  It is Florida in Indiana.  I think ND is going to melt.

Go Bulls!

I like our chances in the heat.

[bullsbucsfan426]

Personally I hope it rains.

ND runs a spread offense. It will change the complexion of the game if they have to compensate for slippery turf.

[jasonb56]

ok, last weather update  ;D

weather.com hourly says the rain should come thru early in the morning, so maybe... maybe we don't have to sit in the rain...

[DELdaBull]

Which team has a mudder????

[smw6230]

I don't know, it's getting hot in here.  Now forecast is 99 degrees on Friday, and 89 with 70 percent humidity on game day with chance of showers.  It is Florida in Indiana.  I think ND is going to melt.

Go Bulls!

I like our chances in the heat.

Really? I think ND is a lot deeper and more experienced than USF. Holtz has even said that he's not sure about his 2s. I'm not sure Skip wants those guys loggin major minutes, due to heat, in a road opener.

[Orlando Bull]

I don't know, it's getting hot in here.  Now forecast is 99 degrees on Friday, and 89 with 70 percent humidity on game day with chance of showers.  It is Florida in Indiana.  I think ND is going to melt.

Go Bulls!

I like our chances in the heat.

Really? I think ND is a lot deeper and more experienced than USF. Holtz has even said that he's not sure about his 2s. I'm not sure Skip wants those guys loggin major minutes, due to heat, in a road opener.

I think the point is that our 1's play in that heat every day, we wouldn't need to rotate the 2's in nearly as much as ND. Last year at UF, the heat index was 122 on the field. The year before at FSU, it had to be over 100. Many practice days over 100, our guys are used to the heat and humidity and *should* be better able to cope with it without subbing out as much as ND.