Amazing…folks aren’t worried about financial loss, tornadoes, or economic impact. No, it’s whether or not we’ll get to watch the other games at the tailgate or if our team is going to get to play:
All eyes are on Tuscaloosa this Saturday, where College GameDay takes place as Georgia faces Alabama. But Isaias could put a damper on the big SEC showdown.
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Heavy rain, strong winds and thunderstorms are possible as Tuscaloosa sits in the storm path.I’m
Isaias will also affect tailgates across the Southeast, and its rain spreads from the Southeast to the Northeast on Sunday, impacting NFL games.
That’s from the Weather Channel. Nice to see where our priorities are appropriately placed. Meanwhile, in Tuscaloosa, there’s a little bit of “do as I say, not as I do” going on, based on this Twix post.
If anyone questioned whether college football is still important, Hurricane IsayIsayIsay is proof positive the college football is still king in a lot of people’s hearts and wallets.
At least Waffle House more sense.
Go Dawgs!
Interesting subject matter to think about looking into this. I guess it just goes to show the priorities of the masses will not be dissuaded from participating in the most intriguing college football game of the season to date. I’ve been waiting for this since last year and glad that it’s working out in regards to the start time. Go Dawgs!
Fortunately most of those Waffle Houses are in Florida. They will be back operational quickly some offering fresh never frozen fish and shrimp.
I got up early this morning and let the dogs out. The rain had almost finished and there was very little wind. Looked at the radar on my phone and saw that the path the hurricane took was a little to the west of Montgomery, maybe 80 miles from my house. I really haven’t seen much damage at all. The way this storm is moving it looks like it will be almost out of the state by game time.