Introducing the ‘SwampButt Underwear Scale of Sultry’ for College Football Games

Regardless, these are some of the most uncomfortable locations in the U.S. to watch college football We rate these games based on a combination of heat and humidity and combine these into a number between 0 and 10. The higher the number the more uncomfortable the setting. It has little to do with how good or competitive a game might or might not be. But the weather, specifically heat and humidity, will impact player performance due to team conditioning. We call this the ‘SwampButt Scale of Sultry’ for College Football Games.
Sweating It Out SwampButt Underwear College Football Week Two… Six Reasons the Heat and Humidity Will Affect Football Outcomes

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