(08-27-2013 10:22 AM)TampaRocket Wrote:  

(08-27-2013 09:58 AM)UofToledoFans Wrote:  People from the south are oblivious to Ohio weather patterns. This August was fairly cold, but temps are identical this week in Florida and Ohio. Both are swamps, and both are sticky right now. UA was hotter last season, and that didn't seem to pull us down?

I spent 27 years in Ohio, so I'm far from oblivious to your weather. What you fail to realize is that the sticky weather is routine in Florida from May-October. We dont have weeks that cool off...its highs in the low 90's and lows in the mid 70's the entire time. Therefore, the Gators will be conditioned to play in that atmosphere. I think it will be an issue as they can go deeper on their bench to give their guys a rest.

In regard to my previous post, I thought it would be useful for those making the trip South. Go Rockets!

Valuable/helpful info.
The AZ game was cooler than normal for Tucson. I was on the sidelines and no problems. It was an evening game which helped considerably. Living in the metro DC area for about 30 years, hot and sticky can me miserable. We may catch a break if there are clouds (60% chance of rain) and the humidity is projected to be "only" 77%. Not out of the ordinary for DC or even Ohio for that matter but a whole lot different that Northern NM!