T&P for the heat strokes.
First 2 games at 230 and 11
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Last: 9 yr ago by lotoarmy
and those of two of the many reasons I rarely go to football games.
that, and the 2000 miles distance.
that, and the 2000 miles distance.
I second that. We never go to the early games in Sept and Oct. No matter. The stands will be packed!
Perfect opportunity to bust out my Columbia shirt and Chubbies shorts.
You must have been in the corps
quote:Don't forget your croakies for your sunglasses. You might run into a lake or something.
Perfect opportunity to bust out my Columbia shirt and Chubbies shorts.
I had to look up who we play second. Wasn't planning on going to that game in any event.
Olds complaining about heat
Love the heat. Should give us an advantage.
Probably been posted...but is the field being lower and stadium being fully enclosed increased the heat on the field?
Probably been posted...but is the field being lower and stadium being fully enclosed increased the heat on the field?
Man this place b*tches about everything.
Don't know about heat on the field but definately hotter and fewer breezes in the lower stands.
Heat stroke is easily preventable.
pregnant wife = sober ride home after the games
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Man this place b*tches about everything.
I don't like this post. Oh....wait....
Grow a pair.
2:30 PM is the premium time slot.
UCLA is practicing in temperatures < 80 degrees F with low humidity.
Those UCLA bassturds are gonna find out what "hostile environment" means as they melt down in the Texas sun!
The wrecking crew chant will be like thunder.
2:30 PM is the premium time slot.
UCLA is practicing in temperatures < 80 degrees F with low humidity.
Those UCLA bassturds are gonna find out what "hostile environment" means as they melt down in the Texas sun!
The wrecking crew chant will be like thunder.
Sitting in the 100 degree heat sucks.. I might sweat a lot.. What's possibly worse than that?
Oh yeah, playing in it.
You'll be okay
Oh yeah, playing in it.
You'll be okay
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Grow a pair.
2:30 PM is the premium time slot.
UCLA is practicing in temperatures < 80 degrees F with low humidity.
Those UCLA bassturds are gonna find out what "hostile environment" means as they melt down in the Texas sun!
The wrecking crew chant will be like thunder.
The premium time slot....against Prairie View A&M...
I think the heat could actually affect UCLA, and I don't often say that. First game of the year in Texas heat after practicing in west coast weather all summer? I'm sure they'll have a day to adjust, but I bet they'll have some problems staying hydrated in the second half.
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Grow a pair.
2:30 PM is the premium time slot.
UCLA is practicing in temperatures < 80 degrees F with low humidity.
Those UCLA bassturds are gonna find out what "hostile environment" means as they melt down in the Texas sun!
The wrecking crew chant will be like thunder.
The premium time slot....against Prairie View A&M...
We don't play PVA&M at 230
It will be a cool 69 degrees on my comfy couch with an unlimited supply of beer!
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pregnant wife = sober ride home after the games
Congrats on the sects!
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I think the heat could actually affect UCLA, and I don't often say that. First game of the year in Texas heat after practicing in west coast weather all summer? I'm sure they'll have a day to adjust, but I bet they'll have some problems staying hydrated in the second half.
Team is practicing in 100+ degree weather (San Bernardino,) where they always have fall camp. Not UCLA's first foray into playing games in early September in Texas. No humidity, but staying hydrated goes a long way towards not breaking down in the 4th.
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pregnant wife = sober ride home after the games
Congrats on the sects!
Enjoy that second trimester, some of the best days of my life.
quote:No offense, but I grew up in Houston...somehow College Station is blessed with Dallas temps with the humidity of Houston....they're playing in 100 degree desert air. It's not the same.quote:
I think the heat could actually affect UCLA, and I don't often say that. First game of the year in Texas heat after practicing in west coast weather all summer? I'm sure they'll have a day to adjust, but I bet they'll have some problems staying hydrated in the second half.
Team is practicing in 100+ degree weather (San Bernardino,) where they always have fall camp. Not UCLA's first foray into playing games in early September in Texas. No humidity, but staying hydrated goes a long way towards not breaking down in the 4th.
quote:Every year, I hope they're not going to do this **** again and every damn year they do.
T&P for the heat strokes.
Texas really needs a no afternoon game in September policy. There is no point to it and they wind up with hurt fans and players every damn year.
quote:Actually it's in the 80's all week in LA and their humidity levels are higher than College Station's. But it's a solid 10 degrees hotter here.
Grow a pair.
2:30 PM is the premium time slot.
UCLA is practicing in temperatures < 80 degrees F with low humidity.
Those UCLA bassturds are gonna find out what "hostile environment" means as they melt down in the Texas sun!
The wrecking crew chant will be like thunder.
quote:quote:Actually it's in the 80's all week in LA and their humidity levels are higher than College Station's. But it's a solid 10 degrees hotter here.
Grow a pair.
2:30 PM is the premium time slot.
UCLA is practicing in temperatures < 80 degrees F with low humidity.
Those UCLA bassturds are gonna find out what "hostile environment" means as they melt down in the Texas sun!
The wrecking crew chant will be like thunder.
weather dot com shows the following current conditions
LA: 79F and 54% Humidity
BCS: 99F and 64% Humidity
Which sounds nicer?
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pregnant wife = sober ride home after the games
You're welcome
I remember Sept 8th 2007 vs Fresno State (we won in OT). Several hundred fans taken into G. Rollie for heat exhaustion. It was after that game that fans were allowed to bring in a gallon of water each.
Heat always helps the Ags.
I attended many a game in the late 1970's and the 1980's. Most of the time our seats were on the 1st deck between the 30 yd line and 50 (I was a BQ from 1977-1981) It showed in the 2nd half with heat related issues including cramps and exhaustion. Opposing players would come to the sidelines "beet red" receiving Gatorade, ice, and sitting in front of large electric fans. We would wipe our foreheads and faces with a towel and mock them and yell asking them, "Ya alright?". Teams from the west coast or northeast wilt in the second half every time.
I attended many a game in the late 1970's and the 1980's. Most of the time our seats were on the 1st deck between the 30 yd line and 50 (I was a BQ from 1977-1981) It showed in the 2nd half with heat related issues including cramps and exhaustion. Opposing players would come to the sidelines "beet red" receiving Gatorade, ice, and sitting in front of large electric fans. We would wipe our foreheads and faces with a towel and mock them and yell asking them, "Ya alright?". Teams from the west coast or northeast wilt in the second half every time.
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