USC & UCLA Are Already Regretting Their Decision To Join The B1G - Kliavkoff

[OlyDuck]

So basically it comes down to recruiting. USC has to pick up kids that can play in adverse conditions. If they focus on socal that's a problem unless they are really good at evaluating talent. If they pick up kids from all over it's probably not a problem. Williams is from DC so he knows what winter looks like on the east coast. So he probably has a good idea what Michigan looks like in November because it's not like he'll see it in January. For the west coast kids we are talking late fall in B1G territory. There may be snow but we might still be mowing the lawn. We don't know. So it's an issue but it's more about playing in September type temps vs it's kinda cold but not shitty weather so it's a non issue

i dont know if you are being serious or not. you all act like they will die if they come in contact with snow or the temp is below 50.

 

[trojanfan12]

So basically it comes down to recruiting. USC has to pick up kids that can play in adverse conditions. If they focus on socal that's a problem unless they are really good at evaluating talent. If they pick up kids from all over it's probably not a problem. Williams is from DC so he knows what winter looks like on the east coast. So he probably has a good idea what Michigan looks like in November because it's not like he'll see it in January. For the west coast kids we are talking late fall in B1G territory. There may be snow but we might still be mowing the lawn. We don't know. So it's an issue but it's more about playing in September type temps vs it's kinda cold but not shitty weather so it's a non issue

lol

Already been established that there isn't much, if any difference between the weather in places like Seattle, Pullman, Eugene, Corvallis, Colorado and Utah in November than in the Midwest. At most, the latest they'd be playing would be the 2nd week of November.

Additionally, when you consider the heat early in the season in Arizona and the cold, rain, etc. of the PNW, Colorado and Utah late in the season...you can make a case that the PAC has the biggest differences in weather in the country.