anyone else worried

[CHONGS]

about playing on grass?

[_33]

Glad someone finally brought this up. No, I am not worried.

[Panjandrum]

If it really rained as much as they say it did, it may benefit us.  Miami may get slowed down a bit.

[I_have_purplewood]

More worried about Weird Robert.  Heard he doesn't like storms. 

[doom]

More worried about Weird Robert.  Heard he doesn't like storms. 

He's got 3 ziplocks full of burger and brat.  He'll be fine. 

[jtksu]

Hoping the soggy conditions will negate some of their speed, sorta like ND growing out their grass vs FSU back in the day. 

[kstatefreak42]

I am really excited for this game.

[Pete]

Did Shorty bring the long cleats?   

[_33]

Hoping the soggy conditions will negate some of their speed, sorta like ND growing out their grass vs FSU back in the day. 

Never understood this logic. Because wouldn't it slow the slow team down too and thus the slow to speed "ratio" would remain the same?

[kim carnes]

Hoping the soggy conditions will negate some of their speed, sorta like ND growing out their grass vs FSU back in the day. 

Never understood this logic. Because wouldn't it slow the slow team down too and thus the slow to speed "ratio" would remain the same?

hmmm.... I dunno.   It's something to think about.

[ew2x4]

more worried about the rock hard dirt.

[jtksu]

I have also wondered about the logic behind that line of thinking but it's 2-0 now, so eff logic. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

Hoping the soggy conditions will negate some of their speed, sorta like ND growing out their grass vs FSU back in the day. 

Never understood this logic. Because wouldn't it slow the slow team down too and thus the slow to speed "ratio" would remain the same?

I think that the general idea is that you can only run so fast in the mud, and that the fast team would be slowed down at a greater ratio than the slow team.