Looking ahead to forecast on the 8th
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It'll change 10 times between now and then. Have seen other model forecasters saying a patten switch is coming the later in the first week of November, so we shall see.
Clocks changes this coming weekend, so much of second half will be in the dark if a 2:30 or 3pm kick
Clocks changes this coming weekend, so much of second half will be in the dark if a 2:30 or 3pm kick
Big Noon Kickoff will be in Iowa City, I can feel it. We want that 11AM slot so the Ducks will be playing a 9AM game internally. Could be a slight chill in the air that early.
We need time for fans to wake up and get juiced up.
ducks are used to moderate cold and wet. we should hope for tundra wind chill like it was on nov 8 2008
Forecast is for a loud hell storm of pain for Oregon.
Warm weather Oregon?
Normal high in Eugene for Nov 8 is 54. Yeah. Tropical
Eugene isn't San Diego
I would prefer it be as cold as possible just because they play a more fitness style than we do. But we shouldn’t pretend that Oregon never plays games in the cold.
The fans will not need the extra incentive. A 11 AM game and they will still be jiuced.
The typical Eugene temperature on November 8 is between 43 and 54.
Eugene November 8 Weather, Average Temperature (Oregon, United States) - Weather Spark
On November 8, the temperature in Eugene typically ranges from 43°F to 54°F and is rarely below 33°F or above 61°F.
weatherspark.com
Forecast in Eugene almost the same.....wet and chilly. I don't think the weather will effect them. Now the crowd can certainly be a difference maker as well as the Hawks playing solid ball!
Yup, great Duck hunting weather too
Stocking caps, winter coats, and gloves absorb noise. Please folks, for the sake of the team, you can go for 3 hours being cold.
I know. Some of these weather posts are beyond weak.
Maybe the sun will shine out of the SW just at just the right moment during the 3rd quarter when their receiver is looking up for the ball and...
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Rain is good, it forces them to get into a phone booth with us.
They don’t mind that. But yes, that’s clearly our style. They are not a soft West Coast team. We’re not playing USC.
That's quite the shnoz she's sporting there. Looks like that Klinger from MASH
The state of Oregon is farther north than Iowa and colder on average. They are used to that.
Looking like a super nice November day. At least as warm as Minnesota game was.
According to Weather Channel: Afternoon high of 51 with winds from WNW 10-15. Chance of showers 24%.
IC is actually a few degrees colder on average but it's not a big difference. It's stunning how many here seem to equate Eugene Oregon w San Diego.
If you're under the illusion that bad weather helps Iowa because Oregon likes to throw the ball around you may want to check the stats. Oregon is 9th in the country in rushing offense averaging 237 yards/game. (Iowa averages 185)
The weather won't determine this game.
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Actually, it gets pretty chilly and is often rainy in Eugene, Oregon, so unless a blizzard rolls in, I wouldn't expect the weather to be an issue for the Ducks.