Most of the time that's true but is it really true for this Huskers team? If it rains, all of a sudden the game is played in a phone booth. Playing in space becomes a lot less effective and turnovers become more likely and critical. Can Nebraska win a game like that against Ohio State?Well if OSU is a good as everyone says/thinks the bad weather may help the Huskers. Sometimes weather can be an equalizer when one team is more talented than another.
If footing is bad I think it helps OSU. One of my biggest fears in this game is that they will take advantage of our inconsistent safeties and complete several long passes. Bad footing gives an advantage to the receiversWell if OSU is a good as everyone says/thinks the bad weather may help the Huskers. Sometimes weather can be an equalizer when one team is more talented than another.
Looks like a wet one. Hope no lightning.
Man I'm going to be so pissed if we get lightning delayed again.
I can't answer to be exact on delay, but aside from last year's Akron game, iirc we may have had a brief one during a night game during the Bo years?How often do Nebraska games suffer from lightning delays? It storms here all the time yet weather delays aren’t all that common.
We’ll be fine..
A two hour weather delay = advantage home team. Pray for lightning. When you pray, please remember me.
If we had nature grass like Missouri did in the old big 8/12, they would be running the sprinkler on the field all week long till about an hour before kickoff to slow down NebraskaIf footing is bad I think it helps OSU. One of my biggest fears in this game is that they will take advantage of our inconsistent safeties and complete several long passes. Bad footing gives an advantage to the receivers
No let’s be ahead 14-7 in the 3 quarter then a big thunderstorms come over last all night the game is called Nebraska winsMan I'm going to be so pissed if we get lightning delayed again.
A fast track favors speed. Any variance of that could help the slower team. I agree with you about wet conditions helping receivers. With our kicking game woes, I'd like to see more wind. A strong 20 mph cross wind would be nice.If footing is bad I think it helps OSU. One of my biggest fears in this game is that they will take advantage of our inconsistent safeties and complete several long passes. Bad footing gives an advantage to the receivers
A fast track favors speed. Any variance of that could help the slower team. I agree with you about wet conditions helping receivers. With our kicking game woes, I'd like to see more wind. We will probably struggle anyway. A strong 20 mph cross wind could make it tough on both teams.
Either way, we need to find a way to win the turnover battle to have any chance tonight.
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