Scrimmage today

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Originally Posted by BuckyIsAB****

Then he has regressed not progressed. He is the best QB state has ever signed. Yes including Dak

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Kevin Fant and the Tyler Russell might have a little say about that. Hope Kamario gets a better OLine and surrounding talent then those 2.

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Originally Posted by TrapGame

Naw, ASU is gonna be fine. Shit, K State made us look like a bunch of out of shape bitches in September w/ JoMo.

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That was a very hot day too.

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Originally Posted by Bothrops

That was a very hot day too.

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Yes it was. K State was in far better shape than we were. It was embarrassing.

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Originally Posted by TrapGame

Yes it was. K State was in far better shape than we were. It was embarrassing.

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Well and Tommy Stevens got injured the week before and then got injured again in this one. Our 3 TOs in that one also didn’t help matters.

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Originally Posted by Todd4State

Yeah. Ok. I've lived on the West Coast before in a desert and the South for many years so I guess I don't know what I'm talking about.

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I moved to Rancho Cucamonga, CA out of college. 95 with no humidity (construction site had to have a water truck spraying to cut down dust constantly until the paving was done) felt like 80 degrees in Mississippi.

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Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve

Well and Tommy Stevens got injured the week before and then got injured again in this one. Our 3 TOs in that one also didn’t help matters.

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That and Joe's calculus on grass wasn't helping our cause either.

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Originally Posted by trob115

As someone who spent a summer working outside in Yuma, AZ, I can wholeheartedly say I would take AZ heat any day over our Mississippi heat.

Yeah 110 is hot, but it's cooler compared to our 95 degree heat. Mississippi heat just feels like you're in a crockpot on low. Arizona heat is a very low humidity and you don't feel like you're suffocating while breathing.

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I've had to travel to work in AZ several times this year. Sure 110F is hot, but not that bad really. Your sweat actually works to cool you down. A humid day there is 30-40%. In the fall and winter it can be as low as 5% humidity. July is their monsoon season where you see higher humidity/dewpoint values. I told them I need humidity to keep my skin from drying out. I never use lotion, but I have to there if I stay long enough.

You have to stay hydrated though because you have no idea how fluid you're losing. I also experienced the weirdest thing ever with it raining, but I wasn't getting wet. The water was evaporating off my clothes at the same rate it was falling.