So is everyone hydrating at the cellular level?

Yep - and I'm watching the game from my air conditioned, luxury box in lovely Ball, Louisiana.

If I were going to Tiger Stadium tomorrow, I would get an IV - just as a precaution. I survived a Mississippi State game in comparable conditions back in the day, but I was a helluva lot younger then.

I am.

Got this from a running site:

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What is cellular hydration?
Cellular hydration is about getting the water to where it can be used in the body, the cell (not linger in the blood serum, plasma or interstitial fluid).

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I've been smashing down water bottle after water bottle all day. I must be getting close to being hydrated at the cellular level, because I'm pissing like a race horse every 30 minutes.

i've been crushing 4 gatorades a day since he said that.

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If I were going to Tiger Stadium tomorrow, I would get an IV - just as a precaution.

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If you have access to IV's, take one after the game not before. if you don't, going to the Urgent Care or ER before the game for precautionary measures is kinda silly.

All you fatties need to do is put down the Dr Pepper, Sweet tea and Mountain Dew for a couple days and drink more water.

I'd rather take a bullet than sit in that sun and heat tomorrow.

This thread reminded me to get my water bottle from the freezer.

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Miss St 2004??

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I think so - game stats say that one kicked off at 11:30 and it was 79 degrees, and 74% relative humidity.

I was also at the Western Carolina game in 2000 and that was a hot mother as well, but I remember Mississippi State 2004 being more miserable, I think because of the time - 11:30 to 2:30 on a hot September afternoon - to the point where I said, "No more day games in September - no kickoff before 5:00p.m."