I'm heading to Atlanta. I swear to you that I was sitting right behind the UK bench. Seat 1A.

"Someone grab a kayak and lets hit up these stairs!"

 

I was thinking the same thing!!!!

I really believe after the security held together the fans during the initial storm that the other officials have done a flat out horrible job since then.

 

How do you let fans go outside in that? Tell them they are under lock down until streets are cleared or something. No excuse to send them outside.

Good point. It's going to be a mess!

 

These are officially the No Luck Cats.

I'm heading to Atlanta. I swear to you that I was sitting right behind the UK bench. Seat 1A.

 

I swear, I was in 2A! :thumb:

They made all fans get out! Seems a little strange sending 20,000+ people out into the storm...

 

I think there is more to all of this, have a feeling the building is not safe.

Bradley might play 80 minutes tomorrow. I hope he is drinking some Gatorade tonight!

Patterson and Meeks might be back before the game now.

I'm heading to Atlanta. I swear to you that I was sitting right behind the UK bench. Seat 1A.

 

:lol: I'm with you, I lost my stub in the chaos!

I think there is more to all of this, have a feeling the building is not safe.

 

Not safer than the streets?

Patterson and Meeks might be back before the game now.

 

I was just thinking the same thing:thumb:

They made all fans get out! Seems a little strange sending 20,000+ people out into the storm...

 

It's either now or hold them for another hour or so. There's a break now before the next cell goes through according to the Atlanta news. They had just made the comment that if they were going to do it, they need to do it now.

Another cell was moving towards the arena. They don't want to let the fans out until the cell passes over. I'm sure they don't want these people sitting in traffic if another one hits. As for the game, the SEC didn't want the game running into the wee hours of the morning.

 

I thought of that, but I think the SEC would rather have teams playing into the wee hours of the morning instead of playing a double header!

I think there is more to all of this, have a feeling the building is not safe.

 

I think you are right! I talked to a buddy who is there, and he said they recommended them to all stay in the foyer area away from windows if they had a longer commute to their hotels. Because of "safety" issues with the Georgia Dome...

This is just complete chaos. Luckily, our coach has prepared the team all season for crazy situations. I'm telling you - UK will be ready to play tomorrow.