Semi-feral Post Monger: Last year while Kansas City was sweltering under a heat dome, the Nazarene College football team was doing workouts mid-afternoon when the air temp was pushing 110 and the humidity made it feel like 121. All of a sudden they stopped. www.kcur.org/sports/2023-...

Thrilled to know we got water in the woke wars.

Last year while Kansas City was sweltering under a heat dome, the Nazarene College football team was doing workouts mid-afternoon when the air temp was pushing 110 and the humidity made it feel like 121. All of a sudden they stopped. www.kcur.org/sports/2023-...

Hundreds attend memorial service for another Kansas football player who died from the heatwww.kcur.org Myzelle Law, 19, was a sophomore defensive lineman at MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe. He spent a week in the hospital before dying, after his body temperature hit 108 degrees during a presea...

"For the third time in five years, people gathered to remember a Kansas college football player who died from a heat-related illness." Somebody better tell Coach Chucklefuck at least three people have died from heat.

I suspect Coach Chucklefuck's reaction would be something along the lines of...

Don’t have to be able to read to be a football coach! Reading is woke!

He makes sure to not even read the name on the ball, so he's not woke accidentally

From the article it looks like they fire a coach and immediately hire another one that does the same thing. Which is the point when most people would develop regulations and policies but …

“For the third time in five years” jesus christ you cannot plead ignorance after already killing two people this is just murder

Are we sure this isn’t fake news and that he didn’t actually die from woke? Just asking questions

Kansas is, if you can believe it, not as hot as Texas. I can't believe it but that's just because I'm sweltering through a Kansas summer and it's been twenty years since I've done that in Texas.

I believe you. I grew up without AC in Kansas City and rural Northeast Kansas. That sucked, but last year's heat dome coupled with our normal humidity was surreal. I had to water trees daily to keep them alive. We had a cool, rainy Spring and then the faucet shut off for months.

I live near MidAmerica Nazarene and saw their student-athletes outside in the worst part of our worst days. It was stupid and dangerous. My daughter was an NCAA DI athlete and I could not believe how irresponsible the coaches were being. One would hope there were consequences; but probably not.