TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The video board inside Tiger Stadium will tell a lie on Saturday night. Before games, LSU proudly boasts that “the chance of rain is never” inside Death Valley.
That won’t be the case for this weekend’s matchup between No. 11 Alabama and No. 15 LSU. Depending on the impact of Hurricane Rafael, which is expected to enter the Gulf of Mexico at the end of the week, the Crimson Tide and Tigers could have to deal with some adverse weather on Saturday night.
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That won’t be the case for this weekend’s matchup between No. 11 Alabama and No. 15 LSU. Depending on the impact of Hurricane Rafael, which is expected to enter the Gulf of Mexico at the end of the week, the Crimson Tide and Tigers could have to deal with some adverse weather on Saturday night.
Will weather affect No. 11 Alabama's matchup at No. 15 LSU?
Weather from Hurricane Rafael could play a role in Saturday's marquee matchup between Alabama and LSU.
