Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel suggests football games should be played without bad weather

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Oregon Ducks football star quarterback Dillon Gabriel made it clear which conditions he believes football games should be played in. 

During an interview with KOIN News on Tuesday ahead of his team's Rose Bowl matchup against Ohio State, Gabriel described his ideal vision for the conditions that his games should be played in, and questioned the notion of playing in snow and rain.

"We love warm weather. I think we should play more football on nice grass instead of the artificial stuff. And the more sun the better. Why do we do it to ourselves? Do fans want to sit in the snow and the rain?" Gabriel said. "Let's just make arenas. Let's do domes. Let's do grass. Let's do more fireworks at games."

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Gabriel didn't even rule out supporting the premise of all college football games being played in Hawaii. 

"I don't think anyone would be mad at it," Gabriel, a Hawaii native, said of the idea. "Let's find more sun."

Gabriel, who is finishing up his sixth college football season, has been one of the best quarterbacks this season. Gabriel was named a first-team All-American, Big 10 MVP and Big 10 Offensive Player of the Year in 2024. He accomplished all this despite transferring to Oregon, which is one of the rainier states in the U.S., and playing in an outdoor stadium with artificial turf.

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Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel warms up before an NCAA college football game against Ohio State, Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024, in Eugene, Ore.  (AP