The Heat is On-Hot in TS for Auburn Game

I would be surprised.

It will be especially brutal Saturday for fans sitting in the east side upper deck. They will be facing directly into the sun.

 

I refuse to go to a day game in September, My Daughter and I both almost had heat stroke at the Florida game a few years ago. I spent a pretty penny on water that day, I tell everyone I know when they say they are going to a day game there, DON'T GO. We should have just left to be honest. Until they hurt in the pocket book, it will not stop.

 

At $4 for a bottle of water, Alleva may say he hates day games, but he's lying.

 

Tis but it'll be more like noon for our biological clocks with the hour difference.

 

He said water will be at a reduced price but the supply is limited. When the $3 a bottle water runs out in the first quarter there will still be plenty of $4 water.

 

It's irresponsible to not allow fans to bring in their own water. I have gotten sunburned more than once in Tiger Stadium, but I'm happy I'll be watching in A/C.

 

That's backwards. It will be noon eastern time but it will still be 11 by our biological clocks.

 

Thanks for catching that.

I read something a long time ago, in relation to the time zone effect, explaining how traveling east was a bigger disadvantage than vice versa.

Gonna see if I can find it.

 

I've never really noticed any effect either way except once when I flew to Colorado and all I wanted to do was sleep the first couple of days I was there. But that was probably the altitude.

 

https://www.sportsinsights.com/blog/nfl-west-coast-teams-traveling-east/

http://www.healthnewsobserver.com/a...-teams-traveling-from-east-to-west-do-poorly/