The Weather On The East Coast

Greg Ambrosius
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Post by Greg Ambrosius » Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:53 am

The weather on the East Coast for this weekend doesn't look as good as it does for Las Vegas, so plan ahead folks. The contact info for each of our city reps is on the NFFC newsletter and email with draft slots, so take those down if you run into any delays. Everyone is responsible for being at the drafts on time, so make sure you stay in touch with our host in those cities if you run into any problems.

We avoided New Orleans because of possible hurricanes during this time of year and expanded to the East Coast. Now a hurricane is headed towards the East Coast. Amazing. Good luck all and let's hope Hurricane Earl takes a right turn soon.

Again, we are starting on time every place, so PLEASE get to each draft site early. We will get everyone seated 15 minutes before the start of the draft, so plan accordingly and don't just come at the last second. It makes it tougher for all of us running these cities and doesn't help anyone involved. Please get there early and be ready to draft at the top of the hour.

Thanks and good luck all. Weather is a part of the game, whether it's the NFL or the NFFC. Plan accordingly and let's beat the weather and the competition.
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BLACKHAND
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Post by BLACKHAND » Wed Sep 01, 2010 2:18 am

If your going to ny then leave very eary. the traffic for tennis is brutal. then airport traffic with bad weather means pack a lunch.
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Post by jimchristie » Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:25 am

I just hope Sack is able to make it back to NJ from Vegas for the Saturday drafts. :)

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Post by ImTheScientist » Wed Sep 01, 2010 4:19 am

Expand to Seattle, WA next year....no hurricanes here.

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Post by TamuScarecrow » Wed Sep 01, 2010 5:46 am

Expand to Seattle, WA next year....no hurricanes here.No sunshine which means no temperature above 80, no baseball team, no football team, literally no basketball or hockey team, perfect atmosphere for a draft as no distractions. :D :D

South Beach is out, GK, as no one wants to be dodging Donte Stallworth at 3 in the morning. WAAAAAY too many distractions for a draft IMHO.
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Post by Sandman62 » Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:45 am

Ok, so I'm officially now very worried about this. I'm not too thriled with driving into this. How late is it an option to switch over to phone into NY? I'd have to cancel my hotel by tomorrow.

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Post by Quahogs » Wed Sep 01, 2010 8:07 am


Greg gives FLA another chance in 2011...not a good call.


Greg in 2012: "Let's see it find my ass in Cactus Alley, heh heh..."

Hurricane Paco's path Labor day weekend 2012


2013: Greg's first foray into an NFFC location overseas !, yeah that's right...

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