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20 Aug 2010, 12:54pm by Brian Fremeau
ESPN: Boston College and Consistency
Boston College ranks 15th nationally in winning percentage since 2000, ahead of a least a dozen other high profile programs that are generally considered to be "better" than the Eagles. What's up with that? In our latest ESPN Insider feature, Brian Fremeau digs into the numbers and finds BC to be unmatched among AQ teams in terms of consistency. There is no safer bet than BC to win 8 or 9 games, but can they take the next step and win an ACC title?
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09 Aug 2010, 02:18pm by Brian Fremeau
ESPN: Which Rivalry Win Streaks Are Broken In 2010?
At Insider, we take a look at which one-sided college rivalries are most likely to flip this season. Auburn could end a couple of streaks.
2 comments, Last at 12 Aug 2010, 9:48pm by Brian Fremeau
19 Jul 2010, 12:12pm by Brian Fremeau
FOA MEDIA: Interview With Clashmore Mike
We sat down with the Notre Dame blog Clashmore Mike to answer a few questions about our projections for the Fighting Irish and other teams around the nation.
2 comments, Last at 19 Jul 2010, 1:49pm by Brian Fremeau
02 Jul 2010, 06:23pm by Brian Fremeau
F/+ 2009 Projection Retrospective
With the release of College Football Almanac 2010, we take a look at the success of the F/+ projection formula against the 2009 schedule.
11 comments, Last at 13 Jul 2010, 7:50pm by John
18 Jun 2010, 12:12am by Brian Fremeau
ESPN: Utah Will Contend in the New Pac-10
Will Utah be an immediate Pac-10 title contender, or will it struggle in its transition from the Mountain West?
1 comment, Last at 22 Jun 2010, 12:53pm by zlionsfan
15 Jun 2010, 01:08pm by Brian Fremeau
ESPN: Texas and the New Big 12
With the departure of Nebraska and Colorado, the Big 12 is making plans to play a nine-game round-robin schedule and forego a conference championship game. That ought to make the road to a title for Texas or Oklahoma a bit easier. But how much easier? Brian Fremeau discovers that aside from last season, the conference championship path wouldn't have been much different for the Big 12 elite.
1 comment, Last at 15 Jun 2010, 6:37pm by loneweasel
15 Jun 2010, 11:32am by Brian Fremeau
ESPN: Nebraska in the New Big 10
There are plenty of other factors in play in Nebraska's move to the Big Ten, but what might the effect be on its football team's wins and losses?
4 comments, Last at 16 Jun 2010, 4:15pm by DisplacedPackerFan
14 Jun 2010, 08:28pm by Brian Fremeau
Texas Declines Pac-10 Invitation; Big 12 Survives
The reign of superconferences will have to hold off for a little bit longer. In the last 24 hours, the impending implosion of the Big 12 was unexpectedly defused. The Texas Longhorns aren't going anywhere, and all indications suggest Texas A&M is staying put as well. Fox Sports has reportedly offered a richer TV rights package to the 10-member Big 12 than anyone had anticipated (or fathomed). Texas will take home most of those spoils, but everyone else in the conference -- especially the Big 12 northerners who stood to lose most in the Pac-16 scenario -- have to be satisfied as well.
108 comments, Last at 18 Jun 2010, 6:33am by Robbie
11 Jun 2010, 03:40pm by Brian Fremeau
Nebraska On Its Way To Big Ten
The great Conference Crisis of 2010 is really hitting its stride now. Nebraska's Board of Regents confirms that the Cornhuskers are officially severing ties with the Big 12 and will apply for Big Ten membership. That application is expected to be a mere formality and does not require a personal essay or standardized test scores. Nebraska does expect to receive the big envelope -- a projected $10 million boost in annual revenue for athletics. Nebraska hopes to accelerate the transition and begin conference play in 2011.
41 comments, Last at 14 Jun 2010, 2:54pm by JoeHova
11 Jun 2010, 02:45pm by Brian Fremeau
Boise State To Join The Mountain West
For what may turn out to be only a very brief moment in history, the Mountain West conference now has ten members. Boise State will leave the WAC to join TCU, Utah, BYU, and others.
7 comments, Last at 13 Jun 2010, 4:20am by *Legion*