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Line up and knock they *** out lol. Rain, Hail, or a bowl game in the snow. Punch the gates in they mouth. But nah the gameplan would be forced to change if it’s like 2017 GT...that’s why I asked a hypothetical IF.

Guys I know the weather in Florida lol. I lived in Miami for 5 years. I was just saying if it’s raining which team has more of an advantage given personnel and playing styles....my thoughts is Miami because of the defense. Yes a week away from gameday is completely inaccurate. Just entertaining...

True but we all know how Florida rain can be lol....it can be a 80% chance and you never see a drop lol. Bright and sunny with clear skies. Or a 10% chance and you feel like your in a monsoon.

Early forecasts show that it may indeed rain for us week 0. Rainy games are fun. Ball security becomes that much more important with fumbles and things like that. If the game started off or ended with heavy rain....like Duke 2018 or Georgia Tech 2017 who benefits more? Miami or UF? I’d say...