Players cramping and how the game played out, STOP jumping to conclusions

I don't understand why fans (many of ours included) can be so delusional when it comes to this topic and comparing our defenses issues with cramping and how Texas did not have that problem. There are reasons why players cramp and before jumping to conclusions, I know very few people do that here....

FIRST, LOOK AT THE FACTS AND HOW THE GAME PLAYED OUT PEOPLE:
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- 1st half was fairly even with the play count and TOP tilted in our favor

- In the 2nd half our defense played 51 defensive snaps vs the 27 defensive snaps for Texas.....nearly TWICE as many plays (47% more)

- Time of possession was ridiculously in favor of Texas in second half @ 20:38 vs LSU's 09:22.... THIS IS CRAZY and result of our high octane offense scoring at will almost

- LSU longest drive was 2:44 and never had a possession longer than 6 plays (4 times)...Texas defenders were on and off the field before McConauGAY could say "alright, alright, alright"

- Texas had 2 drives in the second half of 19 plays and 10 plays that lasted a total of 13 minutes and 16 seconds....THIS IS MORE PLAYS AND TIME THAT OUR DEFENSE SPENT ON THE FIELD IN THOSE TWO DRIVES ALONE THAN TEXAS DEFENSE DID THE ENTIRE 2nd HALF

- Last point I want to say is I think how the start of the 3rd quarter played out is what was a killer to our defense giving up big numbers in the 2nd half - we go 3 and out, Texas puts together a 19 play drive followed by our offense punting after a possession that lasted just 01:41 and put our defense right back on the field. We had couple guys go down with injuries in the first long drive (i dont think Lawrence nor Logan made it back into the game? could be wrong) and was start of our guys cramping in very difficult conditions.

Now, if reports of us choosing not to take fluids at half is true then our training staff needs to wake the frick up. I don't know if Texas guys did, but would think we are smarter than this given the conditions.

With that said, reading on here and listening to radio here in Houston, it sounds that most everyone just looks at this issue as all things are equal and our players cramped and theirs didn't so our conditioning is to blame and IMHO just shows ignorance. Could it be better, of course it could and I bet you any coach would say that about their team.

Our boys play and practice everyday in 90+ degree heat with 100% humidity....your not going to find many teams that deal with that day in and day out and your sure as shite not going to find many teams that can make it through a 2nd half of football in the conditions our boys played in and not have cramping problems. I was cramping at the game just from standing there in that heat (im sure booze didnt help either).