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re: what are some possible locations for the LSU/USC game?
Posted on 10/5/15 at 11:48 am to Duke
Posted on 10/5/15 at 11:48 am to Duke
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The problem is infrastructure for all the people coming into town. Hotels, roads, ect.
Which is why at worst it will be played in an empty Williams-Brice stadium
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Posted on 10/5/15 at 12:04 pm to Cockopotamus
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Which is why at worst it will be played in an empty Williams-Brice stadium
The media and LSU would still have to get to town. And if an empty stadium becomes a possible scenario, maybe the game shouldn't be played at all on Saturday.
Btw, I expect the game to be played as scheduled.
This post was edited on 10/5/15 at 12:07 pm
Posted on 10/5/15 at 12:15 pm to Cockopotamus
Public health and safety concerns are how this will be decided.Things like roads, running water, proper sewerage, law enforcement and emergency services, etc. That is priority one. Next will be the concerns of the SEC and the two Institutions. Lastly, the concerns of the fans. There is zero possibility this game will be played on a beautiful sunny day in a stadium that has insufficient water and sewer. Unless that stadium is empty. The stadium has to be fully operational and there has to be sufficient law enforcement present. There is too much legal liability . Period.
A few random thoughts:
The main concern is the welfare of the people of South Carolina.
Everyone hopes the the game is played as scheduled.
It is completely rational to discuss other options considering the circumstances.
Will thousands of people coming into town put pressure on stressed infrastructure?
A game still counts if its played in an empty stadium.
The game could be played on another day.
Other venues are available and both schools have rational administrations.
What South Carolinian would argue that Louisianians of all people don't understand this?
It would be perfectly rational to move the game to LSU although not desirable.
A few random thoughts:
The main concern is the welfare of the people of South Carolina.
Everyone hopes the the game is played as scheduled.
It is completely rational to discuss other options considering the circumstances.
Will thousands of people coming into town put pressure on stressed infrastructure?
A game still counts if its played in an empty stadium.
The game could be played on another day.
Other venues are available and both schools have rational administrations.
What South Carolinian would argue that Louisianians of all people don't understand this?
It would be perfectly rational to move the game to LSU although not desirable.
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