Report from SMU

[sutomcat]

7 tubas.

2552 pairs of cowboy boots.

No shade.

Need 40 points minimum to win.

Go Cuse!

 

[CuseBlood44]

Was a great tailgate scene and very friendly hospitable locals. Not a hard place to play as their fans don’t get loud. We had this one there for the taking it’s too bad we didn’t have a competent QB to do it

 

[llandz]

You left out the number of heat stroke victims. I kept seeing wheel chairs going by with iced down people. Even the lady from AZ almost lost it just before halftime. I got my own cup of ice from the vendors to ice down.

 

[Cuse On 3]

Traveling to Texas in 1,000-degree weather just to watch Rickie Collins throw three interceptions—that’s not dedication, that’s a spiritual test disguised as fandom

 

[Obie9]

7 tubas.

2552 pairs of cowboy boots.

No shade.

Need 40 points minimum to win.

Go Cuse!

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The numbers were pretty accurate!!

 

[storange]

I was there , hot and miserable, been a fun trip staying with a good friend and a great job by Texas Mark as usual but a crap game.

 

[tbonezone]

"when the air temperature exceeds 40°C, the sun-soaked asphalt of the average two-lane blacktop road soars above 60°C. It turns out that even temperatures slightly lower than 60°C can easily put you in hospital. A barefoot walk on a road with a temperature of approximately 45°C for as little as a minute or less can leave you with second-degree burns! "

 

[VTAaron]

"when the air temperature exceeds 40°C, the sun-soaked asphalt of the average two-lane blacktop road soars above 60°C. It turns out that even temperatures slightly lower than 60°C can easily put you in hospital. A barefoot walk on a road with a temperature of approximately 45°C for as little as a minute or less can leave you with second-degree burns! "

I don’t think the sun is what burnt us all yesterday.