FEI Ratings

Which teams' F/+ projections differ the most from the general fan and media preseason consensus? Here we take a look at three college football teams which are forecasted lower than the conventional wisdom would suggest, and two teams that might outperform expectations.

Another year, another Alabama championship. Is it a good thing for the sport of college football that one program is so dominant over its competition?

The final numbers are in, and they say that Alabama was a better team than Ohio State this year -- but neither team should have been ranked ahead of Auburn.

With Baker Mayfield closing in on a Heisman Trophy, Brian Fremeau puts the accomplishments of Oklahoma's quarterback and the rest of the Sooners offense into perspective. (Spoiler: They're really, really good.)

Auburn's Daniel Carlson was named as a Groza Award finalist this week, but did the committee do a fair job of finding the best placekickers in the country?

Between Notre Dame-Miami, Georgia-Auburn, and Ohio State-Iowa, we're seeing more top-ranked teams suffer blowouts than we have in a long time.

Sheldrick Redwine and the Miami Hurricanes are undefeated this season -- but that doesn't mean they have been dominating opponents the way Alabama has.

Coming off a bye week, the Alabama Crimson Tide somehow nosedive in the FEI ratings. Brian Fremeau explains that the Tide have been blowing out cupcakes all year, but things are about to get a lot more difficult.

TCU blasted Kansas 43-0 on Saturday -- so why did they drop three spots in the ratings this week?

With preseason projections removed from the data, we can now see that Alabama hasn't played anyone yet. Plus: the nation's best offense and defense, and a look at teams whose schedule luck is about to change (Hello, Big Ten!)