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Tailgating in Texas isn't for the faint of heartespecially during football season. Hours in the blazing sun, that thick Texas humidity, and one-too-many "just one more" beers? Yeah, hydration takes a hit fast.

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• Start hydrating before you pull up to the lot (yes, even if your cooler is packed with "hydration of another kind").
• Mix in some water or electrolyte drinks between your beers - your body (and your Sunday morning) will thank you.
• Remember: salty snacks + alcohol = double the fluid loss.

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I can't remember who we played but it was when the field was still artificial turf in the mid90's. So hot on the field that the Polish on my low quarter shoes got melty and bits of green turf got stuck in the polish during halftime.

In the stands, probably Fresno State game in the early 2000's. Blazing hot, humid, full Sun all day.

What an experience, hope you kept the shoes as a souvenir! ~Kassie, Aggieland Hydration

We played Neveda a few years ago. 11 am kickoff and it was miserable. I was there with my Ohio State stepson. I'm pretty sure he was almost as miserable as I was when they took me to a tOSU home game in late November.
That Neveda game made me call into question, for the first time, why do O.D.s and the cannon crew wear wool winter uniforms at a 100 degree game. Answer is, because they always have.

aggiejim70 said:

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We played Neveda a few years ago. 11 am kickoff and it was miserable. I was there with my Ohio State stepson. I'm pretty sure he was almost as miserable as I was when they took me to a tOSU home game in late November.
That Neveda game made me call into question, for the first time, why do O.D.s and the cannon crew wear wool winter uniforms at a 100 degree game. Answer is, because they always have.

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The wool uniforms are definitely questionable choices in the heat, but tradition is tradition!
Did your stepson ever admit that the heat got to him?
~ Kassie, Aggieland Hydration