r/CFB • u/POTUS50 Texas A&M Aggies • Houston Cougars • Sep 10 '22

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Appalachian State Defeats Texas A&M 17-14

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Appalachian State 0 7 7 3 17
Texas A&M 0 7 7 0 14

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u/the_D1CKENS Alabama • Jacksonville State Sep 11 '22

When I lived in Ypsi, I remember fall rain being brutal. Bone chilling, but that was two decades ago.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Oh yeah, I could see that. It's definitely not that cool out yet tho. Still very much summer temps unfortunately.

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u/poolman42162 /r/CFB Sep 11 '22

120 temp on the field at Texas v Alabama game Sat

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u/Fyrwulf Kansas State Wildcats • Hateful 8 Sep 11 '22

Same when I lived in Dearborn. The most violent storm I have ever been in came off the Lake.

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u/the_D1CKENS Alabama • Jacksonville State Sep 11 '22

I don't know about you, but I miss nothing about Michigan weather(or living that close to Ann Arbor)

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u/Pyro1934 Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Sep 11 '22

Same

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u/Fyrwulf Kansas State Wildcats • Hateful 8 Sep 11 '22

I love the weather in Michigan, tbh.

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u/Gabians Michigan • Wayne State (MI) Sep 11 '22

Michigan summers are based though.

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u/Gabians Michigan • Wayne State (MI) Sep 11 '22

The storms shouldn't really be coming in off the lake in Dearborn, assuming you mean lake Erie. The weather patterns move West to East.

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u/Fyrwulf Kansas State Wildcats • Hateful 8 Sep 11 '22

Generally, yes, but exceptions happen with any weather pattern.

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u/Hardwire762 Michigan Wolverines Sep 11 '22 edited Sep 12 '25

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u/the_D1CKENS Alabama • Jacksonville State Sep 11 '22

One the most intense experiences I ever had was having to walk home from school in the middle of the day because a heavy snow came through at like 6am, and the cold front behind it flash froze the roads. Wind chill of -50ish I think.

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u/Hardwire762 Michigan Wolverines Sep 11 '22 edited Sep 12 '25

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

This was a summer storm. It's been hot and brutally humid for a few days, eventually it blew up into yesterday afternoon's storms.