03 Dec 2008, 10:24am by Brian Fremeau
According to FEI, Oklahoma is the best team in the Big 12 South, but Texas should be in the conference championship. Or maybe they should settle it on the field. Or maybe they already did. Brian Fremeau tries to explain.
26 Nov 2008, 09:00am by Brian Fremeau
Brian Fremeau reminds us all not to take anything for granted in college football, then breaks down precisely how badly the Wolverines have been hurt by turnovers on kick returns.
19 Nov 2008, 09:39am by Brian Fremeau
There's a triple-elimination college football playoff going on right now in the Atlantic Coast Conference, and FEI is loving every second of it.
12 Nov 2008, 10:18am by Brian Fremeau
The FEI top 10 remains relatively stable even after the upset in Iowa and the thrashing in Lubbock. Plus, Brian Fremeau explores special teams and field position efficiency.
05 Nov 2008, 10:21am by Brian Fremeau
The new FEI No. 1 team isn't undefeated, doesn't play in the Big 12 South, and might not get an opportunity to play for the BCS championship.
29 Oct 2008, 12:07am by Brian Fremeau
Texas keeps rolling, Florida and Georgia are getting ready to party, and FEI has an unhealthy obsession with the ACC. Plus, Brian Fremeau takes a closer look at offenses and defenses.
22 Oct 2008, 01:33pm by Brian Fremeau
The Texas Longhorns highlight reel is nearing feature-length, and it's only midseason! Brian Fremeau wonders if their defense is even more impressive.
15 Oct 2008, 02:35pm by Brian Fremeau
Penn State is No. 1 by a healthy margin, the Big 12 South is beginning to cannibalize itself, and the ACC is lurking. Plus, Brian Fremeau wonders if the Week 7 FEI is more informative than the first BCS standings.
07 Oct 2008, 11:55pm by Brian Fremeau
Will the real Showdown Saturday please stand up? Brian Fremeau is hoping for a big-time weekend in the Big 12 and SEC, and introduces a brand new perspective on measuring strength of schedule.
01 Oct 2008, 01:54am by Brian Fremeau
Is Virginia Tech really good or have they just played a good slate of opponents? Plus, Brian Fremeau discusses both the defensive and offensive advantages of pinning an opponent deep.