Mt. Saint Helens Reawakening?

[oregonblitzkrieg]

No worries. You can share the field with the coogs and play your games in Pullman if Seattle gets attacked by the volcano.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

No worries. You can share the field with the coogs and play your games in Pullman if Seattle gets attacked by the volcano.

I know you're being sarcastic but volcanos just erupt, they don't attack anything.

 

[TierbsHsotBoobs]

No worries. You can share the field with the coogs and play your games in Pullman if Seattle gets attacked by the volcano.

Joe Albi in Spokane is tanned, rested, and ready.

 

[FreeChavez]

Get ready to run

 

[Purple_Pills]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

 

[Fire_Marshall_Bill]

No worries. You can share the field with the coogs and play your games in Pullman if Seattle gets attacked by the volcano.

No

 

[CuntWaffle]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Natural disasters happen nearly every week at Autzen. #RapeCultureU

 

[TierbsHsotBoobs]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

 

[doogsinparadise]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

Maybe someday the fault running under Memorial Stadium will slip, engulfing all traces of Bear football.

 

[TierbsHsotBoobs]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

Maybe someday the fault running under Memorial Stadium will slip, engulfing all traces of Bear football.

Cal will finally be ranked appropriately.

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

Maybe someday the fault running under Memorial Stadium will slip, engulfing all traces of Bear football.

Not that much needs to be engulfed.

 

[Purple_Pills]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

Memorial Stadium is on a fault line, in a brush fire zone, and can be subject to flashfloods and mudslides, but it is not also downstream from a Volcano. Plus it isn't built on a floodplain like Autzen is. Another thing to factor in is stadium design. Cal Memorial is primarily concrete. Autzen Stadium meanwhile is predominately dirt, which can be easily scoured away by swift flood waters.

 

[TierbsHsotBoobs]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

Memorial Stadium is on a fault line, in a brush fire zone, and can be subject to flashfloods and mudslides, but it is not also downstream from a Volcano. Plus it isn't built on a floodplain like Autzen is. Another thing to factor in is stadium design. Cal Memorial is primarily concrete. Autzen Stadium meanwhile is predominately dirt, which can be easily scoured away by swift flood waters.

*gurgle*

 

[Swaye]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows rape victims, Willamette River sediment meth debris, and flood debris wheelchairs. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

 

[oregonblitzkrieg]

The only P12 stadium downstream from a volcano is Autzen. The sucker is probably built atop ancient lahar flows, Willamette River sediment, and flood debris. From volcanoes, to floods, to earthquakes, Autzen Stadium is far and away in the most precarious situation natural disaster wise.

Did Cal move out of Memorial Stadium already?

Memorial Stadium is on a fault line, in a brush fire zone, and can be subject to flashfloods and mudslides, but it is not also downstream from a Volcano. Plus it isn't built on a floodplain like Autzen is. Another thing to factor in is stadium design. Cal Memorial is primarily concrete. Autzen Stadium meanwhile is predominately dirt, which can be easily scoured away by swift flood waters.

Does that mean it's possible that a jagged flint mudslide might actually occur at Bear Stadium?