Yeah Im not sure I agree with the heavy criticism here. I hate giving up the game, but it's not exactly like the Usce situation a year ago. That was decided on Wednesday of game week, days after the actual flooding. There have been several changes to the forecast of exactly where and when this would hit. As of last night, Gville was largely in the clear and Saturday was to be fine. Suddenly, it's in the cross hairs. From a logistics stand point, that's hard to plan given the I certainty.
Beyond that is the human element. These players would be flying out Friday, leaving behind home and family getting wrecked by the storm at that very moment. You could realistically have players suiting up to play Saturday morning completely clueless of whether or not their family was alive.
In addition, outside of that situation, I can't remember another game that was moved to an opponents home last minute. It was the exception. Certainly not the rule.
As for coming across as losers or scared, we have every right to play into one of our strengths. If we had a ton of time and knew it was going to be cancelled, I might buy that. As it is, I don't. Not perfect, but not the end of the world either.
