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I know Texas has moved all the classes it can to online. My daughter is not heading back to campus right now. Her only non-online class is a microbiology lab. She'll just drive the 90 minutes to class and back for the one time per week that it meets - if that happens at all.

Really, every other similar situation we've had, camps, sports practices, etc, resulted in contagion. It's a virtual given that commencing in person classes at colleges will further promote spread. I don't see how this won't immediately hit the football program.

Sept 26th seems like the perfect date to confirm new cases.

How's the storm, 320?

Its a very fast moving storm so thats good

moving at about 15 mph and is expected to move on in with no hangups

it looks like Oklahoma may even get some rain from this storm

Glad to hear it.

My niece who lives in Galveston has been evacuated.

We'll probably get the rain in eastern Oklahoma rather than the western part of the state that needs it much more.

Galveston might get a little rain and maybe 20 mph winds but thats all

This storm is a killer to those who dont get out of its way

very happy to dodge this bullet

Is that one the Cat 4?

yes cat 4 is 130 to 156 mph

this one registers 150 sustained winds near the center with 175 mph gusts

Yep, we live in Brazoria county just south of houston.  Dodged quite a bullet on this one.  In fact, it's quite pleasant outside today.  Didn't even get any rain.  

Yeah, Tootsie at Snow's in Lexington.  Fantastic BBQ and she's a real treasure.

They're only open on Saturdays so the line gets pretty long, gotta get there early, like 8 or 9 AM, if you want to be sure you get some.  I typically make the trek maybe once per year or 18 months, and haven't been since the Ronas began so I'm not sure how they're handling it, still lining up, or taking orders in advance, or whatever.