Scrimmage today

[parabrave]

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

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.

[Bothrops]

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

That was a very hot day too.

[TrapGame]

That was a very hot day too.

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

[StarkVegasSteve]

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

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.

[Tbonewannabe]

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.

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.

[TrapGame]

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.

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

[memsu06]

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.

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.