I was thinking more I-70 than Route 30 as the weather dividing line. Many times driving back to Athens from NE Ohio I couldn't wait to hit Cambridge on I-77 so the weather would clear. Same thing happened to me a couple of weekends ago when I picked up a truck in Findlay. Drove back down to Cincinnati in white-out conditions until I hit Dayton.
aU contrare kemosabe.
Above 30 is another world. YOu are showing your Cincy background
A Roads guy (I'll talk to anyone) explained to me that sections of I 70 between Dayton and Springfield are used as road surfaces test areas because they have more freezes and thaws than anywhere else in the US.
You get above 30 and you are in winter.... At least in the lower part of OHIO you get more moderate weather. Compare Sandusky or BG to Athens and there will be a difference in snow, ice, temps across the board.
I totally agree. As someone born & raised near Lima, I used to refer to Athens as the "Tropics" of Southern Ohio to my folks because spring happened sometimes a full month sooner than it did back home. Of course this winter, in terms of recent snowfall, has done something to dispel that notion.
On the topic of the thread, I'd guess that Nick could start right away at UT next year. At Ohio, he'd be in a fight for his spot, assuming there was an open scholly, which at this point, I assume would be held for next year or a transfer anyway. I was just excited about the idea of getting another PG. Instead Saul chose another shooter in Gollon. I guess seeing the shooting of '14-'15 was a "enough is enough" moment for him.