I guess it comes down to the language in the contract. I'm not sure if those type of things are commonly in there or not.

(08-30-2014 10:10 PM)GoVandals1893 Wrote:  I guess it comes down to the language in the contract. I'm not sure if those type of things are commonly in there or not.

It certainly should be...as someone who just moved to FL, I can say the weather is crazy. Here in Orlando the storms were awful yesterday, they predicted the same today...not a drop.

From Darren Rovell on twitter

Quote:Told Idaho & Florida will negotiate over the next couple of days regarding $975K payment & travel reimbursement if game is rescheduled.

They should pay them half and travel to Idaho. This wouldn't happen in the Kibbie Dome!

(08-30-2014 09:42 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  Hypothetical...

Florida and Idaho do not play this game. Florida has another disappointing season, going 5-6 (without a make up of Idaho game). Will the NCAA grant them a waiver to go to a bowl game?

Idaho has an open date the week of the SEC Championship game in addition to an open date on October 25. Florida is open on October 25 as well.

(08-30-2014 09:08 PM)Usajags Wrote:  Starting Thursday there have been quite a few games delayed due to weather. Seems like if we have one game postponed, there is a rash of them, and not just in one area but all over the country.

You know, the tail end of this front was a big mass of yellow and orange just offshore of the Houston area as of Friday evening. I nearly decided to stay put for the evening as the skies over Galveston bay were looking rather dark and dropping lightning bolts come mid-afternoon. For the Coogs sake, it really needed to nudge west and cancel their game. Oh well.

Right now, this front still stretches up into Maine and beyond. Tenny and Louisville might have some fun with that.

According to Brett McMurphy (ESPN) on Twitter, UF says "no decisions" made today whether Idaho game will be rescheduled or how much Idaho will receive