1. yes i know the theory. its brought up every game it rains. but its clearly dependent on the team. i think.
  2. With Fournette running behind possibly the best O Line in college football it shouldn't make any difference. Get a good pass rush on the WKU QB and it won't matter what the WR's do.
  3. Negative. Harder to throw a wet ball than hand it off.

    Conclusion: Wet field favors ground game.
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  4. That has been the traditional line about wet games. Since passing has become so "sexy," though, the announcers now throw out that line about the WRs having the advantage.

    I think WRs and DBs slip down more in wet conditions, as quick cuts are tougher to make.

    Winner goes to a tough pounding ground game.
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  5. oh it matters. you dont get blocking or a pass rush if we arent adept in the mud.


    inconclusive.
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  6. I can throw a wet football better than a dry one. If I can do it Harris should be able to too
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  7. contain yourself, tiga.
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  8. i was always able to as well. not with mud though.
  9. Won't be any mud on the well manicured and landscaped field at Tiger Stadium
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  10. If she's home alone, grabs her wine and turns down the lights, watch out!
    Make it rain baby make it rain.