re: what are some possible locations for the LSU/USC game?

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I doubt it will need to be moved. I'm sitting in my office in downtown Columbia a mile from the campus. The city is pretty much shut down. I can hear constant sirens and helicopters.

This is not a Katrina situation. This was heavy, steady rain causing flooding, but there is no widespread wind damage, loss of housing, or power lines down. It was not a hurricane -- the wind hit maybe 10-15 mph. The vast majority of the photographs out there are from a handful of low lying subdivisions and intersections -- especially ones with lakes and creeks where small earthen dams washed away. Plus a few roadways washed away.

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Sounds a lot like Hurricane Issac in 2012, sat over Louisiana for a few days and caused extreme flooding but only in localized areas probably due to the new flood walls

For instance, Laplace was under water and many places braithwaite looked like katrina. People being rescued in boats

Meanwhile places like New Orleans and Baton Rouge were none the wiser as they went relatively unscathed