NCAA Division 1A Football

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Analysis Breaks down the computer ranknigs listed on Kenneth Massey's College Football Ratings Comparison pageas ranked ballots using a variety of vote-counting methods.
Top 25 T25 Correlations Borda Majority Consensus Pairwise Matrix Correlations Conference Ranks
Commentary
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Standings
Index to team and conference schedules
Consolidated Schedules and Results
This is a consolidated and indexed version of Dr. Peter Wolfe's schedules and scores pages.
(All score errors are my mistakes.)
Division 1A
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Division 2
Division 3
NAIA

Scoreboards
FBS FCS D2 D3 NAIA

Interdivisional Results with scoring analysis

Division 1 schedule by week
Upcoming FBS v FBS games sorted by Rank-Based Interest Factor
Interconference results for FBS Conferences

Division and Conference Affiliations
For all teams, based upon Dr. Wolfe's NCAA and NAIA Divisional and Conference Affiliations page.
cfbstats.com
Splits and situational stats - inside box scores
Ratings

Typically available by the third or fourth week of the season.

There are 245 teams of the 265 in Division 1 whose schedules are well-enough connected by the end of the year to be included in my ratings.

Directed Games Graph Metrics
Often people who are not familiar with the nature and limitations of statistical methods tend to expect too much of the rating system. Ratings provide merely a comparison of performances, no more and no less. The measurement of the performance of an individual is always made relative to the performance of his competitors and both the performance of the player and of his opponents are subject to much the same random fluctuations. The measurement of the rating of an individual might well be compared with the measurement of the position of a cork bobbing up and down on the surface of agitated water with a yard stick tied to a rope and which is swaying in the wind.
Arpad Elo in Chess Life, 1962
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A free press can of course be good and bad but a press that is not free can never be anything but bad. — Albert Camus

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