SwampButt Underwear’s™ weather-based tool, the Scale of Sultry, remains above .500 picking winners as research explores the relationship between climate, conditioning, game-day weather and outcomes.
SwampButt Underwear’s Scale of Sultry correctly picked nine Week 8 underdog winners, including UCF over No. 2 BYU, using summer weather data.
SwampButt Underwear Scale of Sultry College Football Predictions for Week 8 October 24, 2026 – Could August’s heat and humidity still influence who wins in October? SwampButt Underwear is exploring that question through its Scale of Sultry, a weather-based system that measures combinations of heat and humidity and their possible effect on physical conditioning. The […]
SwampButt Underwear is exploring that question through its Scale of Sultry, a weather-based system that measures combinations of heat and humidity.
For fans, an October ticket still deserves a look at the hourly forecast and the seat’s exposure to sunlight. Water, access to shade and breaks from the heat remain part of the game-day plan. The calendar may have moved on. In parts of college football country, summer has not.
The SwampButt Underwear Scale of Sultry’s Week 5 recap looks beyond the final scores to the conditions fans endured. October 5, 2026 — The SwampButt Underwear Scale of Sultry picked more winners than losers in Week 5 of the college football season—barely. Its weather-based selections finished 30–29, bringing the season’s cumulative record to 209–179. But […]
It’s October on the Calendar but Still Summer in the Stands… SwampButt Underwear Scale of Sultry puts fans first in Week 5 and picks UCF over Houston LAKE JACKSON, Texas, Oct. 1, 2026 — An 11 a.m. kickoff can carry college football fans through hours of midday heat and humidity. This week, the SwampButt Underwear […]
SwampButt Underwear is a Lake Jackson, Texas-based men’s underwear brand designed to help manage moisture and improve comfort in hot, humid conditions.
SwampButt Underwear Scale of Sultry was 6-2 for the 8 sultriest games week 3.
The unusual heat will continue in the greater Houston area for the next week.
