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The ratings
Four independent rating systems, each with its own view of the same team. SP + and FPI are predictive — how good is this team going forward. Elo is a running record of who beat whom. Where they disagree is usually the interesting part.
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Against the number
What the betting market expected of this team each week, and what actually happened. The line is the crowd's forecast with money behind it, so beating it repeatedly means more than beating a bad opponent.
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Against the country
Each bar is the distance from the FBS median in that category. Every team in the pool runs through identical code, so the comparison is like‑for‑like. These are raw rates — the panel below adjusts for who they played.
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Adjusted for opponent
The same ideas as above — efficiency, explosiveness, the run game — but weighted for the quality of who was on the other sideline. A raw number against a cupcake and the same number against a playoff team are not the same number.
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Where the ball goes
Target depth off the line of scrimmage, by direction.
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Down & distance
What they called down by down, and how often it worked. The snap count sits in every label, because a rate off three plays is not a tendency.
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Week by week
What this offense did against what its defense allowed, one point per game — with the conditions and the market's number alongside.
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Who did it
Season box score by player, from the official game books. Click any column to re-sort; the tabs swap between the passing, rushing, receiving and defensive lines.
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Head to head
Two schools, the same measurements, the same pool. Bar length is where each team sits in the national order — a full bar is the best in FBS, an empty one is last.
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Conference by conference
Every snap taken by every member, pooled — a true league rate, not an average of team averages. Click any column to re-sort.
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All of FBS, ranked
Every team in the country in one order. Sort by any statistic or by school name, filter to a conference, and the rank column follows whatever you sorted by. Cells are tinted toward teal as they get better and violet as they get worse.
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The playcalling chart
The whole profile on one sheet: how often each kind of play is called, how that compares with the rest of the country, and what it returns. Built from the same rows as the panels above, so it cannot disagree with them.
The slate
Every game this week with a projected margin built from SP + and a flat home‑field edge, set beside the number the market is actually offering. The gap between the two is the only column worth acting on.
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Side by side
Both teams on the same measurements. The bar shows each team's share of the pair, so a bar past halfway is the team that won that category.
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Drive by drive
Every possession in order, where it started, how far it got and what it produced — reconstructed from the play log, since the feed has no drive endpoint.
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The box score
Every player who recorded a stat, from the official game book.
The league
Since 2000
The coaches
Career records for every head coach with at least two seasons' worth of games, across every school they have led. Click any column to re-sort.