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Lol, didn't know what you were talking about and then found it. That's funny.The objection someone posted to the 7:30 start for the BC game must not realize there's a 5 hour difference between here and Dublin.
Lol, didn't know what you were talking about and then found it. That's funny.
Ohh that sounds delicious.just have Irish coffee at your tailgate/viewing since it's early
Leave it to the Irish. Can't even set their clocks right.The objection someone posted to the 7:30 start for the BC game must not realize there's a 5 hour difference between here and Dublin.
I know it is Alabama, but don't they have DVRs out on the frontier?I mean an afternoon kick that made the kick here around 10am would've been a lot more reasonable. I have to get up at 6ish in AL to watch the first freakin game of the season.
Now that's funny.I know it is Alabama, but don't they have DVRs out on the frontier?
The objection someone posted to the 7:30 start for the BC game must not realize there's a 5 hour difference between here and Dublin.
It's Ireland. The sun won't set until after 8 pm local time in September.
I understand. I was poking at Ireland being so far north. In June, it gets dark (twilight ends about 11:45pm and begins about 3am). Because the Gulf Stream makes Ireland such a temperate climate, people don't realize Dublin is closer to the North Pole than Edmonton, Alberta.Tv requires lights on pre sunset....its an actual tv rule. So even if the sun sets lets say at 8:15 the lights need to be on properly well before that. A 3.5 hour game means even a 4 pm kickoff could require some lights to be on especially if its rainy which it often is there or overcasty
Next time at bds for a 3:30 watch this....they turn the lights on around halftime for games where the sunsets around 7:30 or 8 and they are always on during rain games
Just be glad you don't live on the west coast.Didn't they originally announce a 930am EST start time? Wonder what changed. 730am EST does kill a lot of TV viewers.