College football players
All 2,938 FBS players in the play-by-play this season, games through Oct 24, 2026. The leaders first, then every team's players by position. Each player's page has his season with national ranks, his game log and his charts. Search (the magnifier up top) finds anyone.
The leaders
Passing yards
- Braden Atkinson Oregon State2,636
- Drew Mestemaker Oklahoma State2,338
- Jayden Maiava USC2,326
- John Alan Richter Toledo2,272
- Micah Alejado Hawai'i2,225
- Ethan Grunkemeyer Virginia Tech2,204
- Tayven Jackson North Texas2,194
- Marcus Stokes Memphis2,165
- Caden Veltkamp Florida2,155
- Darian Mensah Miami2,155
Passing success rate
- Darian Mensah Miami60.1%
- Tayven Jackson North Texas56.0%
- Jayden Maiava USC55.2%
- Aidan Chiles Northwestern55.1%
- Gunner Stockton Georgia54.8%
- Julian Sayin Ohio State54.6%
- Sam Leavitt LSU54.6%
- Elijah Brown Washington54.3%
- Conner Weigman Houston53.9%
- Kevin Jennings SMU53.6%
Rushing yards
- Dylan Riley Boise State954
- Cam Cook West Virginia918
- DeSean Bishop Tennessee914
- Torrance Burgess Jr. Texas State878
- Jahiem White North Texas861
- Jamal Roberts Missouri845
- Nate Sheppard Duke834
- Jaylin Carter Memphis831
- George Pettaway James Madison785
- Jadan Baugh Florida740
Runs of 12+ yards
- Nate Sheppard Duke20
- Turbo Richard Indiana19
- George Pettaway James Madison18
- Aiden Flora Iowa State17
- Jaylin Carter Memphis17
- Jahiem White North Texas17
- DeSean Bishop Tennessee17
- Jamal Roberts Missouri16
- J'Koby Williams Texas Tech16
- Dylan Riley Boise State15
Receiving yards
- Jesse Legree Oregon State1,042
- Jeremiah Smith Ohio State984
- Malachi Toney Miami952
- Umari Hatcher Syracuse887
- Reed Harris Arizona State800
- Isaiah Myers Missouri State781
- KJ Duff Massachusetts774
- Easton Messer Florida761
- Charlie Becker Indiana726
- Carlos Hernandez Wake Forest726
Catches of 16+ yards
- Jesse Legree Oregon State23
- Jeremiah Smith Ohio State22
- Reed Harris Arizona State20
- Malachi Toney Miami20
- Cayden Lee Missouri19
- Umari Hatcher Syracuse19
- Carlos Hernandez Wake Forest19
- Charlie Becker Indiana18
- Griffin Wilde Northwestern18
- Wyatt Young Oklahoma State18
Sacks
- Colin Simmons Texas8.0
- Tobi Osunsanmi Indiana7.0
- Princewill Umanmielen LSU7.0
- Will Heldt Clemson6.0
- Rylan Kennedy Florida State6.0
- Alonzo Jackson Jr. Louisiana Tech6.0
- Xavier Lewis North Carolina6.0
- Lamont Lester Jr. Colorado5.0
- Xavier Esquillen Georgia State5.0
- Stephen Daley Indiana5.0
Interceptions
- Kingston Lopa California5
- Kaleb Beasley Louisville5
- Charlie Comella Boston College4
- DJ Kelly James Madison4
- Jordan Castell Kentucky4
- Ty Bryant Kentucky4
- Tavian Combs New Mexico4
- Marion Moore North Dakota State4
- Yassine Falke Northern Illinois4
- LaDainian Fields Oklahoma State4
Every college football player by team
SEC
Alabama 25
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Trae'shawn Brown, Daniel Hill, EJ Crowell
Receivers and tight ends
Lotzeir Brooks, Rico Scott, Ryan Williams, Marshall Pritchett, Kaleb Edwards
Defense
Ivan Taylor, Yhonzae Pierre, Caleb Woodson, Luke Metz, Rydarrius Morgan, Brayson Hubbard, Dijon Lee Jr., Devan Thompkins, Fatutoa Henry, Chuck McDonald III, Justin Hill, Terrance Green, Isaiah Faga, London Simmons, QB Reese, Zabien Brown
Arkansas 19
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Braylen Russell, Sutton Smith, Cam Settles
Receivers and tight ends
Chris Marshall, Ty Lockwood, Jamari Hawkins, Antonio Jordan, Ismael Cisse, Jaden Platt
Defense
Miguel Mitchell, Quincy Rhodes Jr., Shelton Lewis, Ben Bogle, Christian Harrison, Jaheim Johnson, Ja'Quavion Smith, Khmori House, David Oke
Auburn 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jeremiah Cobb, Omar Mabson Ii, Bryson Washington
Receivers and tight ends
Keshaun Singleton, Chas Nimrod, Jeremiah Koger, DeShawn Spencer, Jake Johnson
Defense
Elijah Melendez, Xavier Atkins, Da'Shawn Womack, Jared Smith, Andre Jordan, Sylvester Smith, Anquon Fegans, Malik Autry, Kaleb Harris
Florida 28
Quarterbacks
Caden Veltkamp, Aaron Philo, Tramell Jones Jr.
Running backs
Jadan Baugh, Duke Clark, Evan Pryor
Receivers and tight ends
Easton Messer, Kelby Valsin, Dallas Wilson, Vernell Brown III, Dom Henry, Bailey Stockton, Tawaski Abrams, Luke Harpring, Eric Singleton Jr.
Defense
Myles Graham, DJ Coleman, L.J. McCray, Emmanuel Oybadejo, Jayden Woods, Myles Johnson, Cormani Mcclain, Dijon Johnson, D.K. Kalu, Jaden Robinson, Kamran James, Aaron Chiles, Kanye Clark
Georgia 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Dwight Phillips Jr., Nate Frazier, Bo Walker, Chauncey Bowens
Receivers and tight ends
Craig Dandridge, Talyn Taylor, Lawson Luckie, Sacovie White, London Humphreys
Defense
Chris Cole, Quintavius Johnson, AJ Lonon Jr., Gabe Harris, Josh Horton, Justin Williams, Demello Jones, Blake Stewart, Ellis Robinson IV, KJ Bolden, Elijah Griffin, PJ Dean, Raylen Wilson, Jordan Hall, Khamari Brooks, Rasean Dinkins
Kentucky 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
CJ Baxter Jr., Jason Patterson, Jovantae Barnes
Receivers and tight ends
Kenny Darby, Willie Rodriguez, DJ Miller, Nic Anderson
Defense
Ty Bryant, Jordan Castell, Grant Godfrey, Tavion Gadson, Mi'Quise Grace, Sam Greene, Cedric Works, Antwan Smith, Jamarrion Harkless, Jaden Williams
LSU 25
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Jackson Harris, Eugene Wilson, Trey'Dez Green, Corey Barber Jr.
Defense
Princewill Umanmielen, Jordan Ross, Tamarcus Cooley, Ty Benefield, Deuce Geralds, Dominick McKinley, DJ Pickett, Ja'Keem Jackson, Michael Turner, CJ Jimcoily, Dashawn Spears, Davhon Keys, Lamar Brown, Malik Blocton, Stephiylan Green, TJ Dottery, Jhase Thomas
Mississippi State 26
Quarterbacks
Kamario Taylor, Parker Puckett
Running backs
Fluff Bothwell, Kolin Wilson, J.J. Hill, Xavier Gayten
Receivers and tight ends
Anthony Evans III, Sanfrisco Magee, Marquis Johnson, Zion Ragins, Nic Trujillo, Sam West
Defense
Jaray Bledsoe, Marcus Williams, Will Whitson, Kendel Dolby, Dre Riley, Jalen Smith, Amaree Williams, Jardin Gilbert, Kalvin Dinkins, Trevion Williams, Tyler Lockhart, Tyshun Willis, Amarien Jefferson
Other
Missouri 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jamal Roberts, Xai'Shaun Edwards
Receivers and tight ends
Cayden Lee, Donovan Olugbode, Howard Kinchen, Naeshaun Montgomery, Shaun Terry II, Brett Norfleet
Defense
Daeden Hopkins, Jason Dowell, Trajen Greco, Donta Simpson, Robert Woodyard Jr., Elijah Dotson, Jahlil Florence, Sione Laulea, Nicholas Rodriguez, Santana Banner
Other
Oklahoma 23
Quarterbacks
John Mateer, Raymond Moore III
Running backs
Lloyd Avant, Tory Blaylock, Jonathan Hatton Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Isaiah Sategna, Rocky Beers, Manny Choice, Jeremiah Nash
Defense
Peyton Bowen, Adepoju Adebawore, Owen Heinecke, Taylor Wein, Reggie Powers III, Jake Kreul, Courtland Guillory, Omarion Robinson, Dane Bathurst, David Stone, Jacobe Johnson, Trent Wilson, Bishop Thomas, James Nesta
Ole Miss 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Kewan Lacy, Makhi Frazier, JT Lindsey
Receivers and tight ends
Deuce Alexander, Caleb Odom, Traylon Ray, Horatio Fields, Caleb Cunningham, Johntay Cook II, Luke Hasz
Defense
Nick Cull, Jay Crawford, Blake Purchase, William Echoles, Kamarion Franklin, Suntarine Perkins, Antonio Kite, Jaylon Braxton, Landon Barnes, Jordan Renaud, Luke Ferrelli, Isreal Solomon
South Carolina 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Matthew Fuller, Jabree Coleman, Jawarn Howell
Receivers and tight ends
Mazeo Bennett, Nyck Harbor, DJ Black, Donovan Murph, Brady Hunt, Maurice Brown II
Defense
Tomiwa Durojaiye, Anthony Addison, Vicari Swain, Caleb Herring, Justin Okoronkwo, Kosci Barnes, Peyton Williams, JZavien Currence, Julian Walker, Kelby Collins, Noah Clark, Troy Pikes, Shawn Murphy
Tennessee 22
Quarterbacks
George MacIntyre, Faizon Brandon
Running backs
DeSean Bishop, Daune Morris, Javin Gordon
Receivers and tight ends
Mike Matthews, Braylon Staley, Dasaahn Brame, Radarious Jackson
Defense
Dejuan Lane, Tyree Weathersby, Xavier Gilliam, Mariyon Dye, Jeremiah Telander, Amare Campbell, Arion Carter, Kayin Lee, Edwin Spillman, Jordan Norman, Mar'Quavious Moss, TJ Metcalf, Tevis Metcalf
Texas 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Raleek Brown, Daylan Smothers, Derrek Cooper, Michael Terry III
Receivers and tight ends
Ryan Wingo, Chris Dawn Jr., Cam Coleman, Emmett Mosley V, Jermaine Bishop Jr., Tucker Cusano
Defense
Colin Simmons, Rasheem Biles, Graceson Littleton, Maraad Watson, Jelani McDonald, Justin Cryer, Alex January, Hero Kanu, Lance Jackson
Texas A&M 18
Running backs
KJ Edwards, Rueben Owens, Carsyn Baker, Jamarion Morrow
Receivers and tight ends
Mario Craver, TK Norman, Aaron Gregory
Defense
Marco Jones, Dalton Brooks, Daymion Sanford, Dezz Ricks, Julian Humphrey, Marcus Ratcliffe, Landon Rink, T.J. Searcy, Anto Saka, DJ Sanders
Other
Vanderbilt 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Sedrick Alexander, Makhilyn Young, Jamezell Lassiter
Receivers and tight ends
Junior Sherrill, Ja'Cory Thomas, Tristen Brown, Jayvontay Conner, Cole Spence
Defense
C.J. Heard, Miles Capers, Cayden Daniels, Edwin Kolenge, Nicholas Rinaldi, Yilanan Ouattara, Bryce Cowan, Martel Hight, Brian Allen, Bryan Longwell, Jordan Matthews
Big Ten
Illinois 16
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Aidan Laughery, Ca'Lil Valentine, Jordan Anderson, Javari Barnett
Receivers and tight ends
Collin Dixon, Hudson Clement, Tiaquelin Mims, Brayden Trimble, Ty Robinson
Defense
Daniel Brown, Ismael Kante, Matthew Bailey, Ean Rhea, James Kreutz, Joe Barna
Indiana 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Charlie Becker, Nick Marsh, Davion Chandler, Shazz Preston, Tyler Morris
Defense
Tobi Osunsanmi, Stephen Daley, Amare Ferrell, Rolijah Hardy, Isaiah Jones, Keishaun Calhoun, Jamari Sharpe, Jiquan Sanks, Blake Smythe, Byron Baldwin Jr., Jacob Savage, Joshua Burnham, Mario Landino, Tyrique Tucker
Iowa 26
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Kamari Moulton, Xavier Williams, Braeden Jackson, Nathan Mcneil, L.J. Phillips Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Tony Diaz, La'Don Bryant, DJ Vonnahme, Tyler Claiborne, George Dimopoulos, Addison Ostrenga
Defense
Deshaun Lee, Joseph Anderson, Jacob Wallace, Bryce Hawthorne, Cam Buffington, Jayden Montgomery, Preston Ries, Rashad Godfrey Jr., Chima Chineke, Drew Campbell, Julian Manson, Luke Gaffney, Ty Hudkins
Maryland 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
DeJuan Williams, Iverson Howard, Harry Dalton III
Receivers and tight ends
Chris Durr Jr., Kaleb Webb, Dorian Fleming, Jayden Kitchens
Defense
Messiah Delhomme, DD Holmes, Jamare Glasker, Derrick LeBlanc, Eyan Thomas, Daniel Wingate, Jayden Shipps, Carlton Smith, Nahsir Taylor, Zion Elee, Lavain Scruggs, Sean Johnson
Michigan 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jordan Marshall, Savion Hiter, Bryson Kuzdzal
Receivers and tight ends
JJ Buchanan, Andrew Marsh, Baylin Brooks, Nathan Levicki, Egypt Nelson, Hogan Hansen
Defense
John Henry Daley, Smith Snowden, Chris Bracy, Jonah Lea'Ea, Jyaire Hill, Nathaniel Staehling, Rod Moore, Zeke Berry, Dominic Nichols, Nate Marshall, Tariq Boney, Enow Etta, Troy Bowles
Michigan State 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jaziun Patterson, Autavius Ison, Camryn Edwards, Marvis Parrish, Kenneth Williams
Receivers and tight ends
Bryson Hammer, Chrishon Mccray, Jayden Savoury, Rodney Bullard Jr.
Defense
Devin Vaught, Eli Coenen, Kenny Soares Jr., Anelu Lafaele, Ben Roberts, Isaac Smith, Tre Bell, Charles Brantley, Nikai Martinez
Other
Minnesota 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
TJ Thomas Jr., Darius Taylor, Xavier Ford
Receivers and tight ends
Javon Tracy, Noah Jennings, Jalen Smith
Defense
T.J. Bush, Karter Menz, Aydan West, Joey Gerlach, Maverick Baranowski, John Nestor, Matt Kingsbury, Zack Harden, Mason Carrier, Riley Sunram
Other
Nebraska 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jamal Rule, Mekhi Nelson, Isaiah Mozee
Receivers and tight ends
Kwazi Gilmer, Jacory Barney Jr., Luke Lindenmeyer, Nyziah Hunter
Defense
Donovan Jones, Jahsear Whittington, Dwayne McDougle, Dawson Merritt, Riley Van Poppel, Vincent Shavers Jr., Williams Nwaneri, Andrew Marshall, Kade Pietrzak, Owen Chambliss, Rex Guthrie, Jamir Conn, Owen Stoudmire, Derek Wacker
Northwestern 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Caleb Komolafe, Joseph Himon II, Gavin Sawchuk
Receivers and tight ends
Griffin Wilde, Grahm Goering, Alex Honig, Drew Wagner, Luke Dehnicke
Defense
Braydon Brus, Robert Fitzgerald, Kobie McKinzie, Jamaal Johnson, Braden Turner, Damon Walters, Jalen Lewis, Montae Pate, Ore Adeyi, Brendan Flakes, Jack Trautmann, Matthew Smith, Michael Kilbane
Ohio State 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Bo Jackson, Ja'Kobi Jackson, Isaiah West, Legend Bey
Receivers and tight ends
Jeremiah Smith, Devin Mccuin, Nate Roberts, Brandon Inniss
Defense
Riley Pettijohn, Jaylen McClain, Kenyatta Jackson, Tarvos Alford, Epi Sitanilei, Qua Russaw, Christian Alliegro, Earl Little II, Jamir Perez, Jay Timmons, Payton Pierce
Oregon 23
Quarterbacks
Dante Moore, Dylan Raiola, Ty Dieffenbach, Brock Thomas
Running backs
Jordon Davison, Dierre Hill Jr., Brandon Smith
Receivers and tight ends
Dakorien Moore, Evan Stewart, Messiah Hampton, Hudson Lewis
Defense
Matayo Uiagalelei, Teitum Tuioti, Koi Perich, Jett Washington, Bear Alexander, Davon Benjamin, Devon Jackson, Ify Obidegwu, Jerry Mixon, Aydin Breland, Nasir Wyatt, Gavin Nix
Penn State 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Carson Hansen, James Peoples, Quinton Martin Jr., Cam Wallace
Receivers and tight ends
Chase Sowell, Koby Howard, Brett Eskildsen, Benjamin Brahmer, Andrew Rappleyea, Zay Robinson
Defense
Tony Rojas, Josiah Zayas, Bryson Williams, Daryus Dixson, Zion Tracy, Caleb Bacon, Yvan Kemajou, Ikenna Ezeogu, Jackson Ford, Marcus Neal
Purdue 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Fame Ijeboi, Antonio Harris, Jerrick Gibson, Travis Terrell Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Asaad Waseem, Xavier Townsend, Chauncey Magwood, Tra'Mar Harris, George Burhenn, De'Nylon Morrissette
Defense
Jojo Hayden, Donovan Saunders, John Slaughter, Charles Correa, Hudauri Hines, Smiley Bradford, Breeon Ishmail, Ian Jeffries, Jeremy Lewis, Keyshawn Burgos, Mister Clark, Dee Newsome
Rutgers 15
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Ben Black, Jourdin Houston, Dyzier Carter
Defense
Moses Walker, Bradlee Jones, Rondarius Porter, DK Gilley, Farell Gnago, Zaire Angoy, DJ Allen, Kevyn Humes
Other
UCLA 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Wayne Knight, Anthony Woods, Jaivian Thomas
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Jalen Woods, Ta'Shawn James, Samuel Omosigho, Sahir West, Mason Rivera, Amier Washington, Donavyn Pellot, Malik Hartford, Rodrick Pleasant, Scooter Jackson, Tao Johnson, Aiden Gobaira, DJ Barksdale, Anthony Sacca, Dante Lovett, Jhase McMillan, Tyson Ford
Other
USC 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
King Miller, Waymond Jordan, Shahn Alston, Riley Wormley
Receivers and tight ends
Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, Trent Mosley, Zach Williams, Tanook Hines, Mark Bowman, Corey Simms, Tron Baker, Ethan Feaster, Carson Tabaracci, Taniela Tupou
Defense
Luke Wafle, Prophet Brown, Jadyn Ramos, Christian Pierce, Alex Graham, Braylan Shelby, Kameryn Fountain, Kennedy Urlacher, Ta'Mere Robinson, Chasen Johnson, Floyd Boucard, Jahkeem Stewart
Washington 26
Quarterbacks
Demond Williams Jr., Elijah Brown
Running backs
Brian Bonner Jr., Trevion Cooley
Receivers and tight ends
Chris Lawson, Dezmen Roebuck, Rashid Williams, Baron Naone, Decker DeGraaf, Jack Pedersen, Trez Davis, Jordan Clay, Mason James
Defense
Alex McLaughlin, Rylon Dillard-Allen, Jeron Jones, Dylan Robinson, Rahshawn Clark, Taariq Al-Uqdah, Darin Conley, DeSean Watts, Derek Colman-Brusa, Jacob Manu, Russell Davis II, Isaiah Ward, Xe'Ree Alexander
Wisconsin 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Abu Sama III, Darrion Dupree, Bryan Jackson
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Marvin Burks Jr., Charles Perkins, Mason Posa, Hammond Russell IV, Bryce West, Cairo Skanes, Matthew Jung, Nicolas Clayton, Nolan Vils, Sebastian Cheeks, Thomas Heiberger, Cooper Catalano
Big 12
Arizona 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Kedrick Reescano, Quincy Craig, Antwan Roberts
Receivers and tight ends
Isaiah Mizell, Tre Spivey, Brandon Phelps, Gio Richardson, Chris Hunter, Rodney Gallagher, Tyler Powell
Defense
Chase Kennedy, Dash Fifita, Tyrese Boss, Cam Chapa, Quinn Olson, Dominic Lolesio, Jabari Mann, Julien Savaiinaea, Kevin Moorer Jr., Keytrin Harris, Leroy Palu, Nela Taliauli, Lee Molette III, Taye Brown, Tre Smith
Other
Arizona State 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Cardae Mack, Kyson Brown, Marquis Gillis
Receivers and tight ends
Reed Harris, Omarion Miller, Alex Simmons, Derek Eusebio, Raiden Vines-Bright, Houston Thomas
Defense
Jalen Thompson, C.J. Fite, Owen Long, Kyan McDonald, Lyrik Rawls, Clayton Smith, Emar'Rion Winston, Montana Warren, Hyrum Vaeono, Rodney Bimage Jr.
Other
BYU 26
Quarterbacks
Running backs
LJ Martin, Preston Rex, Journee Tonga, Devaughn Eka, Sione I Moa
Receivers and tight ends
Legend Glasker, Kyler Kasper, Walker Lyons, Jojo Phillips, Roger Saleapaga, Ja'kheo Mitchell
Defense
Tausili Akana, Cade Uluave, Evan Johnson, Faletau Satuala, Hunter Clegg, Matthias Leach, Therrian Alexander, Ace Kaufusi, Braxton Lindsey, Jake Clifton, Justin Kirkland, Nusi Taumoepeau, Siale Esera, Jayven Williams
Baylor 31
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Dawson Pendergrass, Caden Knighten, Ryelan Morris, Michael Turner
Receivers and tight ends
Gavin Freeman, Louis Brown, Jadon Porter, Jayden McGowan, Hawkins Polley, Tony Livingston
Defense
Garrick Ponder, Devon Jordan, Micah Gifford, Ryan Davis, Daniel Cobbs, Kyland Reed, Bo Onu, Jordan Mack, Devonte Tezino, Reggie Bush, Hosea Wheeler, JJ Shelton, Kaleb Burns, Kamren Washington, Travion Barnes, Zavion Hardy, Kedrick Walker, Stilton McKelvey
Other
Cincinnati 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Cole Tabb, Gi'Bran Payne, Zylan Perry, Zion Johnson
Receivers and tight ends
JaVonnie Gibson, Malachi Henry, Isaiah Johnson, Larenzo Fenner, Gavin Grover
Defense
Mark Cannon Jr., Patrick Bauer, Drew Logan, Josh Hough, Kenny Worthy III, Marqavious Saboor, Simeon Coleman, Antwan Peek Jr., Brian Simms III, Jacob Finley
Colorado 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jaquail Smith, Micah Welch, Damian Henderson II, Dekalon Taylor, Richard Young
Receivers and tight ends
Joseph Williams, DeAndre Moore Jr., Quanell Farrakhan Jr., Quentin Gibson
Defense
Lamont Lester Jr., Randon Fontenette, Naeten Mitchell, Liona Lefau, Santana Hopper, Toby Anene, Dylan Manuel, Jason Stokes Jr., Gideon Lampron, Tyler Martinez, Boo Carter, Carson Crawford
Houston 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Makhi Hughes, Re'Shaun Sanford II
Receivers and tight ends
Amare Thomas, Patrick Overmyer, Trent Walker, Eric Olsen, Koby Young, Cynai Thomas
Defense
Latreveon McCutchin, Ashton Porter, Jordan Allen, Will James, Javion White, Khalil Laufau, Jalen Mayo, Kentrell Webb, Brandon Mack, DK Mays, De'Marion Thomas, Sione Fotu
Iowa State 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Aiden Flora, Arnold Barnes, Cameron Pettaway
Receivers and tight ends
Omari Hayes, Dominic Overby, Cody Jackson, Jamal Polite Jr., Vince Benetti
Defense
Sullivan Schlimgen, Beau Goodwin, Isaac Terrell, Beni Ngoyi, Carson Willich, Jace J. Gilbert, Jack Janikowski, Key'on Washington, Kaleb Bilal-Jones, Malaki Ta'ase, Seth Johnson, Toe Sanders
Kansas 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Dylan Edwards, Yasin Willis, Jalen Dupree
Receivers and tight ends
Nik McMillan, Nahzae Cox, Cam Pickett, Carson Bruhn
Defense
David Santiago, Leroy Harris III, Trey Lathan, Daveon Crouch, Jalen Todd, Dakyus Brinkley, Joseph Credit, Marcus Calvin, Taylor Davis
Kansas State 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Rodney Fields Jr., Joe Jackson, Jay Harris
Receivers and tight ends
Jordan Smith, Jaron Tibbs, Derrick Salley Jr., Joshua Manning, Garrett Oakley, Linkon Cure, Brandon White, Karaaz Johnson
Defense
Jayden Bryant, Wendell Gregory, Elijah Hill, Jordan Allen, Darien Whitaker Jr., Logan Bartley, Mekhi Mason, Rex Van Wyhe, Travis Bates, Zashon Rich, Donovan McIntosh
Oklahoma State 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Caleb Hawkins, Ayo Adeyi, Tre Page III
Receivers and tight ends
Wyatt Young, Justin Bowick, Miles Coleman, David Wells Jr., Chris Barnes, Terrence Lewis
Defense
LaDainian Fields, Malik Charles, Ethan Wesloski, Cameron Epps, Mose Phillips III, Jaleel Johnson, Keviyan Huddleston, Tate Romney, Evan Jackson, James Williams, Quinton Hammonds
TCU 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jeremy Payne, Jon Denman, Joe Pitchford
Receivers and tight ends
Ed Small, Kari Ashley, Jordan Dwyer, Jeremy Scott, Jacobe Hayes, Ka'Morreun Pimpton
Defense
Ansel Din-Mbuh, Koron Hayward, Kylin Jackson, Jamel Johnson, Chad Woodfork, John Schobel, Vernon Glover, Max Carroll, Teon Parks, Paul Oyewale
Texas Tech 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
J'Koby Williams, Quinten Joyner, Cameron Dickey
Receivers and tight ends
Kenny Johnson, Coy Eakin, Terrance Carter, Micah Hudson
Defense
Anthony Holmes Jr., John Curry, Amier Boyd-Matthews, Peyton Morgan, Austin Romaine, Brice Pollock, Ben Roberts, Mateen Ibirogba, Trey White, Jamond Mathis, Malik Esquerra, Adam Trick, Marcus Ramon-Edwards
Other
UCF 22
Quarterbacks
Keyone Jenkins, Alonza Barnett
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Joshua Derry, Tyren Hornes, Waden Charles, Ric'Darious Farmer, Caden Piening, Dylan Wade
Defense
Demari Henderson, Tackett Curtis, Isaiah Nixon, Jeffson Lafontant, Antoine Jackson, Jayden Bellamy, Jayden Williams, Ken Talley, Sincere Edwards, Braeden Marshall, Horace Lockett, Thomas Collins
Utah 19
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Creed Whittemore, Noah Bennee, Ricky Johnson
Defense
Rabbit Evans, Jireh Moe, Jackson Bennee, James Chenault, Elijah Elliss, Nate Tilmon, Trey Reynolds, Cyrus Polu, Johnathan Hall, Karson Kaufusi, Nate Ritchie, Pupu Sepulona
West Virginia 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
DJ Epps, Prince Strachan, Jaden Bray, John Neider
Defense
Isaiah Patterson, Ashton Woods, Ezekiel Durham-Campbell, Ben Cutter, David Afogho, Cam Torbor, Chams Diagne, Kamari Wilson, Geimere Latimer, Harper Holloman, KJ Henson, Nate Gabriel, Matt Sieg
ACC
Boston College 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Evan Dickens, Bo MacCormack III
Receivers and tight ends
Javarius Green, Landon Wright, John Montague, Dawson Pough, Jaedn Skeete
Defense
Charlie Comella, E'Lla Boykin, KP Price, Anthony Palano, Demetrius Ballard, Kemori Dixon, Carter Davis, Christian Hudson, Favor Bate, Micah Amedee, Onye Nwosisi, Juan Zubal, Marcelous Townsend
California 27
Quarterbacks
Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, Jackson Brousseau
Running backs
Adam Mohammed, Ashten Emory, Anthony League
Receivers and tight ends
Chase Hendricks, Ian Strong, Brian Rowe Jr., Mason Mini, Taimane Purcell, Kyion Grayes, Landon Ellis, Cooper Perry, Jordan King
Defense
Kingston Lopa, JD McKinley, AJ Tuitele, Daniel Harris, Aiden Manutai, Isaiah Crosby, Jayden Wayne, Jericho Johnson, Nathan Burrell, Solomon Williams, Kamar Mothudi
Other
Clemson 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Gideon Davidson, Chris Johnson Jr., Jarvis Green
Receivers and tight ends
Bryant Wesco Jr., Tyler Brown, T.J. Moore, Christian Bentancur, Olsen Patt-Henry
Defense
Will Heldt, Elliot Washington II, Jaheim Lawson, London Merritt, Ashton Hampton, Amare Adams, Andy Burburija, Caden Story, Darien Mayo, Ronan Hanafin, Vic Burley, Fletcher Cothran, Kylon Griffin
Other
Duke 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Nate Sheppard, CJ Campbell, Jayvian Tanelus
Receivers and tight ends
Jonah Burton, Jeremiah Hasley, Nico Brown, Jared Richardson, Jaivon Solomon
Defense
Tyshon Reed, Kevin O'Connor, Bradley Gompers, Che Ojarikre, Evan Smith, Bryce Davis, Chadwicke Cannon Jr., Preston Watson, Andrew Pellicciotta, Kendall Johnson, Nick Morris Jr.
Other
Florida State 19
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Ousmane Kromah, Tre Wisner, Samuel Singleton
Receivers and tight ends
Duce Robinson, Jayvan Boggs, Micahi Danzy
Defense
Rylan Kennedy, Ashlynd Barker, Mandrell Desir, Mikai Gbayor, Nehemiah Chandler, Quindarrius Jones, Deamontae Diggs, Deante McCray, Ja'Bril Rawls, Jalen Anderson, Jordan Sanders, Kevin Wynn
Georgia Tech 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Justice Haynes, Trelain Maddox, Malachi Hosley, Chad Alexander
Receivers and tight ends
Jordan Allen, Dalen Penson, Kevin Roche Jr., Chris Corbo
Defense
Tawfiq Thomas, C.J. Gamble, Cayman Spaulding, Christian Garrett, Kyle Efford, Noah Carter, Christian Speakman
Other
Louisville 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Isaac Brown, Keyjuan Brown, Marquise Davis
Receivers and tight ends
Lawayne McCoy, Tre Richardson, Treyshun Hurry, Jaleel Skinner
Defense
Kaleb Beasley, Tyler Thompson, Clev Lubin, Benjamin Perry, Jerod Smith II, Cameron White, Stanquan Clark, Adonijah Green, Brycen Scott, Dillon Smith
Miami 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Mark Fletcher Jr., Javian Mallory, Chris Wheatley-Humphrey, Jordan Lyle, Girard Pringle Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Malachi Toney, Cooper Barkate, Daylyn Upshaw, Elija Lofton, Vandrevious Jacobs, Somourian Wingo
Defense
Marquise Lightfoot, Damon Wilson Jr., JJ Dunnigan, Herbert Scroggins III, Armondo Blount, Omar Thornton, Brody Jennings, Bryce Fitzgerald, Ethan O'Connor, Ryan Mack, Justin Scott, Xavier Lucas
NC State 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Keenan Jackson, Preston Douglas, Joshisa Trader, Victor Snow, Krystian Williams
Defense
Raul Aguirre Jr., Elijah Satchell, Adrian Farrow, Brody Barnhardt, Jackson Vick, Jaren Sensabaugh, Chase Bond, Harvey Dyson III, Ty White
North Carolina 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Benjamin Hall, Demon June, Jaylen McGill
Receivers and tight ends
Jordan Shipp, Jelani Thurman, Trech Kekahuna, Shamar Easter, C.J. Sadler
Defense
Xavier Lewis, Gregory Smith, Jaylen Harvey, Kenton Dopson III, Tre Miller, Donovan Hoilette, Leroy Jackson, Peyton Seelmann
Pittsburgh 26
Quarterbacks
Mason Heintschel, Holden Geriner, Corey Dailey
Running backs
Damon Ferguson Jr., La'Vell Wright, Ja'Kyrian Turner
Receivers and tight ends
Cataurus Hicks, Carson Kent, Bryce Yates, Censere Lee, Malik Knight
Defense
Raion Strader, Nick James, Alex Sanford, Sean FitzSimmons, Jaeden Moore, Isaiah Neal, Braylan Lovelace, Cameron Lindsey, Cole Woodson, Rashan Murray, Shadarian Harrison, Shawn Lee Jr., Demarco Ward, Jeremiah Marcelin, Josh Pittman
SMU 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Kendrick Raphael, Dramekco Green
Receivers and tight ends
Yamir Knight, Jalen Cooper, Yannick Smith, Randy Pittman, Jalen Hale
Defense
Marques White, Brandon Booker, Tavion Atkinson, Aakil Washington, Jarvis Lee Jr., Amontre Harris, Brandon Miyazono, Christian Davis, Jahkai Lang, Jamal Anderson, Jimmy Wyrick, Malcolm Alcorn-Crowder, William Spencer, Jaylen Moses
Stanford 15
Running backs
Micah Ford, Sedrick Irvin, Caleb Hampton
Receivers and tight ends
Caden High, Benjamin Blackburn, Jordan Onovughe, Atticus Joseph
Defense
Tevarua Tafiti, Brandon Nicholson, Charlie Eckhardt, Darrius Davis, Connor Bachhuber, Gabe Kaminski, Omar Staples, Scotty Edwards
Syracuse 23
Quarterbacks
Steven Angeli, Malachi Nelson, Amari Odom
Running backs
Tylik Hill, Ahmad Miller, Shavane Anderson Jr., Ju'Juan Johnson
Receivers and tight ends
Umari Hatcher, Daunte Bacheyie, Calvin Russell III
Defense
Davien Kerr, Chris D'Appolonia, Keyshawn Johnson, Rashard Perry, Tunmise Adeleye, David Omopariola, Amare Snowden, Nazir Ward, Antoine Deslauriers, Gemaus Sackie, Zyian Moultrie-Goddard, Darius Johnson
Other
Virginia 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jekail Middlebrook, Xay Davis, Xavier Brown, Noah Vaughn
Receivers and tight ends
Dashawn Martin, Kameron Courtney, Rico Flores, John Rogers, Jacquon Gibson, Dakota Twitty, Tylyric Coleman
Defense
Brandyn Hillman, Matthew Fobbs-White, Keke Adams, Kamren Robinson, Nnanna Anyanwu, Corey Costner, Justin Rowe, Anthony Britton, Caleb Hardy, Donavon Platt, Fisher Camac, Jaylen Jones, Jewett Hayes, Sichan John, Landon Danley
Virginia Tech 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jeffrey Overton Jr., Marcellous Hawkins
Receivers and tight ends
Que'Sean Brown, Luke Reynolds, Ayden Greene, Davion Brown
Defense
Cortez Harris, Aycen Stevens, Mylachi Williams, Kaleb Spencer, Quentin Reddish, Thomas Williams, Eric Mensah, Jaquez White, Jason Abbey, Kemari Copeland, Keon Wylie, Tyson Flowers
Other
Wake Forest 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Ty Clark III, Deuce Lawrence, Jamar Searcy
Receivers and tight ends
Carlos Hernandez, Kameran Shanks, Kamrean Johnson
Defense
Langston Hardy, Gabe Kirschke, Zach Lohavichan, Braylon Johnson, Dallas Afalava, Somad Eaddy, D.J. Johnson, Kadear Dembele, Vincent Firenze, Rushuan Tongue
Other
American Athletic
Army 14
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Godspower Nwawuihe, Jake Rendina, Carson Smith
Receivers and tight ends
Bradyn Anderson, Samari Howard, Zach Mundell
Defense
Victor Afolabi, Dillon Stowers, Caleb Williams, Elijah Walton, Julian Porter, Nick Buchys, Rob Houston
Charlotte 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Henry Rutledge, Khamani Alexander, Chance Williams, D'Mariun Perteet
Receivers and tight ends
Derrick Eley, Jaden Barnes, Jaylen Hampton, Brody Dawyot
Defense
Collin Gill, D.J. Burgess, Kadin Schmitz, Jaylon Johnson, Devon St. Clair, Caleb Irving, Jamil Davis, Jerry Wall III
East Carolina 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
TJ Engleman, Ashton Gray, Michael Allen
Receivers and tight ends
Nathaniel Joseph, Landon Sides, Jason Dickerson, Jeremiah Melvin
Defense
Kieran Davis, Ayden Duncanson, Julien Davis, Preston Carr, Jasiyah Robinson, Josh Benton, Angelo Ross, Myles Pollard, Alex Moye, Kendrick DuJour, Kevon Merrell, LJ Porter, Miles Parker
Other
Florida Atlantic 20
Running backs
Ethan Ervin, Leonard Farrow, Brady Tillman, Kaden Shields-Dutton
Receivers and tight ends
Branden Hoch, Tucker Holloway, Antonio Johnson
Defense
Bo Simpson-Nealy, Chris Tooley, Jayden Sweeney, Jonathan Bax, Wallace Foster IV, Gavench Marcelin, Jay Crable, Josh Roberts, Nate Fischer, Tycoolhill Luman, Ahlston Ware, Leon Hart Jr., Wilky Denaud
Memphis 28
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jaylin Carter, Manny Covey, Dallan Hayden
Receivers and tight ends
Braylon Burnside, Hunter Tipton, Jermane Hayes, Jemyri Davis, Tychaun Chapman, Tastean Reddicks, Aidan O'Callaghan
Defense
Elijah Kinsler, Dylan Smith, J'Mond Tapp, Ahmere Foster, Zach Ruffin, Chauncey Logan, Taylor Burton, Jaylen Lewis, JJ Clayton, Ellis Ellis Jr., Ian Foster, Joseph Head Jr., K.J. Miles, Kadan Spratling, Xavier Miles, Jaden Mckinney
Other
Navy 17
Quarterbacks
Jackson Gutierrez, Braxton Woodson
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Jashaun Amin, Charles Robinson, Michael Barrow
Defense
MarcAnthony Parker, Aiden Lyczek, Coleman Cauley, Nolan McCamy, Giuseppe Sessi, Ira Oniha, Matthew Seliga, Phillip Hamilton, Connor Young, Griffen Willis, Marcus Bleazard
North Texas 25
Quarterbacks
Tayven Jackson, Chris Jimerson Jr.
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Justin Stevenson, Corri Milliner, Max Reese, Kyle Koch, Baron Tipton, Josiah Martin, TJ Chukwurah, Brec Long
Defense
Zakye Barker, Davion Rhodes, Brenden Reese, Bryce Garza, CJ Coombes, Jaden Allen, Keshawn Davila, Tyson Wilson, Aaron Alexander, Cedric Roberts, Steven Curtis, Udoka Ezeani, Justin Benton
Rice 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Tyvonn Byars, DAndre Hardeman Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Jordan Clark, Max Mosey, Chris Bruce
Defense
Dillan Botts, Koa Akui, Daveon Hook, Jerrick Harper, Kyren Condoll, Austin Harnetiaux, Chibby Nwajuaku, Matthew Aribisala, Seth Clarke, Tyler Lavallier
South Florida 14
Running backs
D.J. Crowther, Jason Collins Jr.
Defense
Michael Williams II, C.J. Hicks, Asani Redwood, Tavin Ward, Tayvion Beasley, Ayden Jackson, Levi Smiley, Richard Scott III, Zavier Hamilton, Herlin Perry Jr., Ryan Jenkins
Other
Temple 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Keveun Mason, Samuel Brown V, Hunter Smith
Receivers and tight ends
Colin Chase, Peter Clarke, Jovanni Bermudez
Defense
Tyree Alualu, Curly Ordonez, Jamarcus Pierre, Cameron Jones, Davier Bishop, Jaeden Gould, Asa Locks, Bryson Goodwin, Eric Stuart, Saboor Karriem
Tulane 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Johnnie Daniels, Maurice Turner, Jaylin Lucas, Jamauri McClure
Receivers and tight ends
Destyn Hill, Anthony Brown, Bredell Richardson, Garrett Mmahat, Dawson Johnson
Defense
Kevin Adams, Anthony Rogers, Ed Smith IV, Makai Williams, Jahrie Garner, Tavare Smith, Geordan Guidry, Jordyn Crites, Dickson Agu, Jack Tchienchou, Josh Lewis, Warren Roberts Jr.
Tulsa 23
Quarterbacks
Baylor Hayes, Dexter Williams II
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Oran Singleton Jr., Javon Ross, Jimmy Calloway, Donnell Gee Jr.
Defense
Kyran Duhon, Thomas Davis, Dax Collins, Tyson Williams, Dedaunte Scott, Chris Thompson Jr., Arias Nash, Carter Langenderfer, Jordan Drew, Zach Williams, Sam Stone, Will Upshaw, Devin Robinson, Hudson Ball, Jaylen George
UAB 15
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Roderick Robinson II, Braylon McReynolds, Ja'Vin Simpkins
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Delvon Gulley, Tylin Jackson, Marlin Dean, Ike Esonwune, Jo Pierce, Christopher Spencer, Chris Burge, Jeremiah Jordan, Blanche Gold
UTSA 23
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Will Henderson III, A'Marion Peterson, Brandon High
Receivers and tight ends
DJ Allen, David Amador, Mekhi Anderson, AJ Wilson, Brandon Young Jr.
Defense
Owen Pewee, Zach Morris, Camron Cooper, Ahamad Chapman, Cam Upshaw Jr., Joel Rogers, Nate Robinson Jr., Darion White, James Walley Jr., Jeremiah Bailey, Elijah Newell, RJ Lester, Xavier Walton
Other
Conference USA
Delaware 24
Quarterbacks
Nick Minicucci, Tyler Bell, Braden Streeter
Running backs
Jo'Nathan Silver, Kaderris Roberts, Viron Ellison Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Sean Wilson, Da'Wain Lofton, Donovan Lewis, Stephon Patrick, Bryson Graves, Ethan Crite, Matt McKinley, Andrew Korkosz
Defense
George Mullins, Blake Matthews, AJ Graham, Brandon Gorham, Jawarren Corbin, Kevin Moore, Noah Matthews, Colin Gallagher, Gavin Moul, James Steel
Florida International 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Devonte Lyons, Anthony Carrie, Sterling Joseph
Receivers and tight ends
Maguire Anderson, JoJo Stone, James Resar, Tyson Carter, Eric Nelson, Kyle Mcneal, Greg Gaines III, Jackson Verdugo
Defense
Kenton Simmons, DeeJay Holmes Jr., Elisha Baldridge, Deandre Boykins, Demetrius Hill, Josiah Taylor, Wesley Miller, Lamont Green Jr., Anthony Cunningham Jr., Germaine Carter
Jacksonville State 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jalen Likely, Lucas Farrington, Khristian Lando
Receivers and tight ends
Deondre Johnson, Jamill Williams, Luke Gilbert, Darius Cannon, Ronnel Johnson
Defense
Caleb Nix, Tae Floyd, Jonavan Carr, Marc Woods, Robert Billings, Tristan Lyles, Ty Sims, Jacob Cruz, Jawaun Campbell, Mikey Rosa, Quay Hood
Other
Kennesaw State 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Alan Woods III, Latrelle Murrell, Triston Morgan, Shammai Gates
Receivers and tight ends
Javon Rogers, Brayden Munroe, Dylan Gary, Zion Booker, Navelle Dean, Davis Bryson
Defense
Tay'Vion Lawson, Ugonna Nwoha, Cameron Miller, Isaac Paul, Tywon Christopher, Josh Anglin, Baron Hopson, Corey Kelly, Jaiden Grimes, Perry Fisher, Zay Wilson
Liberty 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Kam Davis, Peyton Jones, Jaylon Coleman, Terron Kellman, Brenton Williams
Receivers and tight ends
Jamari Person, Darius Copeland
Defense
Deuce Spurlock, Markus Clark, Ronald Moore, Ashton McShane, Derrell Farrar, Elijah Hopkins, Jayden Davis, Jeremiah Vessel, Kam Cullins, Kennedi Bailey, Xavier Reid, Kyle Ferm, Lorenzo Payne
Middle Tennessee 18
Quarterbacks
Receivers and tight ends
Cam'Ron Lacy, Neo Clifton, Markus Allen, Ziyon Butler, AJ Jones
Defense
Korey Smith, Kalen Woods, James Johnson, Bryce Williams, Jason Hardy, Mathias Malaki-Donaldson, Ashton Taylor, Kaven Call, Quantaves Gaskins, Jackson Lowe
Other
Missouri State 23
Quarterbacks
Marcel Reed, Henry Belin IV, Skyler Locklear
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Isaiah Myers, Jmariyae Robinson, Isaiah Horton, Mekhi Miller, Dillon Hipp, Jeron Askren
Defense
Martavis Blackmon, Jashawn Cooper, Joel Boamah, J.J. O'Neal, Anthony Mattison, Gilles Tchio, Jared Lloyd, Joshua Lukusa, Malik Ganaway, Antonio Smith, Stratton Shufelt
Other
New Mexico State 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
James Jones, Terrell Washington Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Tyler King, Brodrick Malone, Josiah Thomas
Defense
Gabe Peterson, Josiah Charles, Sone Aupiu, De'Marcus Peters, Reeves Baller, Javon Gillespie, Nicolas Sessions, RJ Chapman, Bradley Vislisel, Henry Davis III, Jason Gwan, Tory Gethers, Kaian Roberts-Day
Other
Sam Houston 25
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Alton McCaskill, Landan Brown, MJ Dowdy, Jerrian Parker
Receivers and tight ends
Tim Burns Jr., Chris Reed, Grady O'Neill, Kyan Berry-Johnson, Noreel White, TJ Lott, Darrick Bledsoe III
Defense
Railyn Adams, Elijah Groves, Caesar Magee III, Cameron Franklin, She'Fon Boyd, Tyler Bailey, Brian Bates Jr., Brody Henderson, Josh Alexander-Felton, Justin Terrell, Zion Taylor, CJ June, Tokyo Gordon
Western Kentucky 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Jonathan Stafford Jr., Cameron Flowers, Quincy Burroughs, CC Ezirim, Moussa Barry, Lofton Howard, Coleson Arends
Defense
Tony Newsome Jr., Elin Jones, Westen Ard, Justin Brown, Jordan Donald, Latrevion Thompson, Dave Herard, Xavion Griffin
Other
FBS Independents
Notre Dame 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jonaz Walton, Nolan James Jr., Aneyas Williams
Receivers and tight ends
Jordan Faison, Micah Gilbert, Tyrell Henry, Jaden Greathouse, Chris Brooks Jr., Eugene Hilton Jr., Bubba Frazier
Defense
Luke Talich, Boubacar Traore, Bryce Young, Francis Brewu, Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, Loghan Thomas, Rodney Dunham, Jaiden Ausberry, Adon Shuler, Dylahn McKinney, Jayden Sanders, Mark Zackery IV, Armel Mukam, Tionne Gray, Drayk Bowen, Kahanu Kia
UConn 19
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Cyncir Bowers, Trey Cornist, Kenji Christian
Receivers and tight ends
Shamar Porter, Jediyah Willoughby, Ryder Treadway, Javon Brown, Xavier Watson, Zy'marion Lang
Defense
K'Von Sherman, Anas Luqman, Braedyn Moore, Joshua Mickens, Jayden Price, Renick Dorilas, Hayden Pegg, John Lista, Rickey Williams
Mid-American
Akron 19
Quarterbacks
Brayden Roggow, Cibastian Broughton
Running backs
Jordan Gant, Sean Patrick, Marquese Williams
Receivers and tight ends
Jack Foley, Kyan Mason, Miles Burris, Elijah Alexander, Gentz Hilburn, Connor Cravaack
Defense
Rodrick Hunter, Dahvon Frazier, Omari Abor, Tairan Davis, Cyrus Durham, Kurtis Waye, Mehki Flowers
Other
Ball State 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
TJ Horton, Jalen Bonds, Johnny Thompson Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Jamarion McDougle, Donovan Hamilton, Jabari Smith, Isaiah Thacker, CJ Nelson, Tate Hoover
Defense
Kamron Chamble, Ameir Glenn, Ben Marsh, Cedric Franklin II, Willizhuan Yates, Anthony Pinnace III, Austin Stief, Gavin Forsha, Jared Badie, Kaleb Stewart
Bowling Green 14
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Winn Sharp, Jeremiah Scoby, Brennan Ridley, Eli Jacon-Duffy
Defense
Eriq George, Cashmire Lewis, Myles Bradley, JoJo Johnson, D'Kyah Banks, Tomondrey Braxton, Kade Kostus
Buffalo 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Chance Morrow, Dwayne Early Jr., Clint Walker, Jaylen Andrews, Patrick Clacks III
Defense
Saveon Brown, Logan Goodwin, Miles Greer, Kobi Blackwell, Sedrick Vessah, Christopher Climes, Cornell Evans, Stevie Bracey, Will Clark, Jordan Owens, Zach Bergmann
Other
Central Michigan 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jayden Clerveaux, Vaughn Blue, Nicholas Woodford, Brock Townsend
Receivers and tight ends
Langston Lewis, Braylen Naves, Justin Ruffin Jr., Nasir Williams
Defense
Justin Taylor, Brett McCalla, Jaxon Cherry, Mayson Hitchens, Nathan Vantimmeren, JJ Douglas, Korver Demma, Coen Ali, Darrell Bryant Jr., Kameran Hayward, Ty Williams, Maxwell Van Fleet, Hunter Zirkle
Other
Eastern Michigan 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Amareon Blue, Braydon Bennett, Joey Mattord
Receivers and tight ends
Matthew Coleman, Joshua Long, Harold Mack, Ben Prosper, Nick Devereaux, Tanner Lemaster
Defense
Caleb Dobbs, Jason Marshall, Quincy Byas, Rayquan Adkins, Donmiel Rogers, Joseph Oluwayemi, Aaron Kearse, Bryce Llewellyn, Davion Williams, Hector Gonzalez, Marvell Eggleston
Kent State 20
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Brandon White, Mason Blakemore, Jakorion Caffey, Hunter Hopperton
Receivers and tight ends
Wayne Harris, Da'Realyst Clark, Ardell Banks, Brendyn Smith
Defense
Jaihien Roy, Rocco Nicholl, Hayden Dawahare, Norey Johnson, Tanner Mintz, Rafael Terrero Jr., Aiden Burgess, Derrick Jackson, Josue Cordoba, Semaj Bridgeman, Trey Rubinstein
Massachusetts 27
Quarterbacks
Dylan Lonergan, William Watson III, Logan Inagawa, Aedan McCarthy
Running backs
Elijah Faulkner, Curtis Kimmons IV
Receivers and tight ends
KJ Duff, Ty Harding, Jabari Lewis, Joseph Griffin Jr., Kezion Dia-Johnson, Reece Adkins, Max Dowling
Defense
TJ Magee, Jahmad Harmon, Timmy Hinspeter, William Depaepe, Isaiah Reed, JC Clark, Aubrey Melvin, CJ Amobi, Justin Krueger, Zeraun Daniel, David Chiavegato, Raheim Sexil, Romando Johnson
Other
Miami (OH) 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Rodney Nelson, D'Shawntae Jones, Lazaro Rogers
Receivers and tight ends
Maleek Huggins, Damarion Witten, Lynel Billups-Williams, Scoop Smith, Braylon Isom, Christian Ross
Defense
Grant Lyons, Amariyun Knighten, Tyler Dikos, Zhaiylen Scott, Roosevelt Andrews III, Ben Minich, Blayne Myrick, CJ Young, Kaleb Martin, Marcus Moore Jr.
Ohio 19
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Duncan Brune, Victor Rosa, Irving Brown
Receivers and tight ends
Riley Neer, Dom Dorwart, Preston Bowman, Jake Furtney
Defense
Michael Molnar, Ike Ackerman, Barry Dillon, DJ James-Hamilton, Kendall Bannister, Isaiah Street, Jack Fries, Tyler Gillison, DJ Walker, Ty Neubert
Sacramento State 16
Quarterbacks
Jackson Sharman, Carson Conklin
Running backs
Isaiah Ene, Daniel Swinney, Cincere Rhaney, Jamar Curtis
Receivers and tight ends
Onterrio Smith Jr., Raiden Brown, Jordan Williams
Defense
Boogsie Silvera, Collin Kallhoff, Alex Rocha, Leki Holani, Malachi Kindle, Nick Dimitris, Xavier Williams
Toledo 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Adjatay Dabbs, Terrell Crosby Jr., Sam Lee, Daryl Barnett Jr., Rico Bond
Defense
Andrew Zock, Isaac Zay, Ezra Odinjor, Julian Fox, Lucas Lambert, Nicholas Thompson, Israel Petite, Caden Camese, Zach Johnson
Other
Western Michigan 16
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Dillon Moore, Austin Alexander, KJ Burley, Daeh McCullough, Gabe Welch, Ahmed Tounkara, Dakari Frazier, DeJuan Echoles, Joshua Franklin, Braden Steely, Gian Carter
Mountain West
Air Force 18
Quarterbacks
Liam Szarka, Evan Medders, Kemper Hodges
Running backs
Owen Allen, Rocco Conti, Gage LaDue
Receivers and tight ends
Ryan Petras, Simon Kibbee, Matt Long
Defense
Max Mustell, Blake Fletcher, Korey Johnson, Dallas Daley, Jaylin Reese, Muhammad Alcine, Alexander Perez, Andrew Tillett
Other
Hawai'i 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Devon Rice, Cam Barfield, Sitani Mikaele, Titan Lacaden
Receivers and tight ends
Kainoa Carvalho, Devin Alves, Audric Harris, Tama Uiliata, Jonanthony Hall, Josiah Fetui, Devon Tauaefa, Blaze Kamoku, Frank Abreu
Defense
Jeremiah Hughes, Wynden Ho'Ohuli, Jamih Otis, Julian Smith, Jaylon Edmond, Kydel Stone, Ka'eo Akana, Nazaiah Caravallo, Noah Wily, Spencer Elliott, Elijah Palmer, Kona Moore
Nevada 19
Quarterbacks
Rodney Tisdale Jr., Carter Jones, AJ Bianco, Luke Duncan
Running backs
Dominic Kelley, Herschel Turner
Receivers and tight ends
Gary Givens III, Damien Moun, Marshaun Brown
Defense
Dylan Labarbera, Jeremy Naborne, EJ Smith, Bryson Snelling, Aiden Walker, Brandon Amaniampong, Logologo Va'a, Myles Williams, Tajean Stallworth
Other
New Mexico 30
Quarterbacks
Toa Faavae, Luke Moga, James Laubstein
Running backs
Scottre Humphrey, Kiefer Sibley, Cameron Mathews, Darrion Bowers
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Tavian Combs, Austin Brawley, Darren Agu, Jahmir Torres, Jake Devos, Jaxton Eck, CJ McBean, Frankie Edwards, Joshua Barnes, Ormanie Arnold, Xavier Slayton, Albert Tuakalau, Brian Booker, Drew Speech, Jalen Charles, Elijah Brody, Eric McClain, Jalen McIver, Mercury Swaim
Other
North Dakota State 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Myles Mitchell, DJ Scott, Nyeoti Punni, Barry Kpeenu
Receivers and tight ends
Jackson Williams, Mekhi Collins, Chris Kiel
Defense
Marion Moore, Gavin Sell, Donovan Woolen, Kelton McCaslin, Ray James Jr., Blake Schiltz, Deron Russell, Keith Williams, Taylen Eady, Walker Braaten, Peder Haugo, Darius Givance, Logan Larson
Northern Illinois 14
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Telly Johnson Jr., Elijah Porter
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Yassine Falke, Andruw Ellis, Avery Jones, Kyon Conyers, Brady Kerperin, Jack Murray, Jay'Shon Thomas, Jordan Bellamy, Kole Sneed
San José State 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Jabari Bates, Viliami Teu, Isaiah Carlson
Receivers and tight ends
Carson Clark, Cooper Hoch, Jerry Mcclure, Anthony Ivey, Jordan Anderson, Jase Nix
Defense
Dylan Lee, Jayland McGlothen, Aizik Mahuka, Justin Stearns, Jeremiah Tuiileila, Caleb Womack, Jayden Robertson, Ethan Powell, Greco Carrillo, Naseri Danielson, Etu Finau, John Norwood, Solomone Langi, Tuli Tagovailoa-Amosa
UNLV 16
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Kayden McGee, Keyan Burnett, Taeshaun Lyons
Defense
Mumu Bin-Wahad, Tre Fulton, Quandarius Keyes, Andre Porter, Kal-El Togafau, Cam Santee, Dee Crayton, Elias Rudolph, Kenji Scanlan, Denver Harris
UTEP 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Tavorus Jones, Lamar Sperling, Kam Thomas
Receivers and tight ends
Jaden Smith, Carver Cheeks, Cash Cheeks
Defense
Sterling Miles, Esteban Guillory, Kaleb Miles, Kode Lowe, Derek Burns, Decorian Thompson, Adarius Hutchinson, Dycin Davis, Garrett Hawkins, Shay Smith
Wyoming 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Markell Holman, Samuel Harris, Nico Hamilton
Receivers and tight ends
Jake Wilson, Kyle Frendt, Eric Richardson, Charlie Coenen
Defense
Esaia Bogar, Steven Perez, Jones Thomas, Gary Rutherford, Jayden Williams, Therman Williams, Cade Brook, Dante Drake, Donnie Wingate, Ja'Quan Redfern, Jack Dunkley, Kevin Sjogren, Tanielu Maafala-Barbasa
Pac-12
Boise State 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Dylan Riley, Sire Gaines, Juelz Goff, Harry Stewart III
Receivers and tight ends
Rasean Jones, Jamari Johnson, Matt Wagner, Akeem Wright, Ben Ford, Cameron Bates
Defense
Travis Anderson, Boen Phelps, Bol Bol, Jayden Virgin, Max Stege, Mikaio Edward, Lopez Sanusi, Jake Ripp, Roman Tillmon, David Latu, Madden Soliai, Roman Caywood, Arthur De Boachie
Colorado State 21
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
C.J. Blocker, D'Angelo Hagans Jr., Elijah Brown, Kenyon Agurs
Other
Durell Robinson, Hauss Hejny, Ksaan Farrar, Cedric Ross, Terrence Smith Jr., Brandon Kelly, D'Mon Brinson, Jackson Harper, Jaylen King, Oumar Diomande, Reginald Vick Jr, Robby Harrison, TreShawn Moore, Walker Himebauch
Fresno State 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Rayshon Luke, Bryson Donelson, Julius Gillick
Receivers and tight ends
Josiah Freeman, Ezekiel Avit, Jahlil McClain, Gavin Correia, Jayon Farrar
Defense
Simeon Harris, Dylan Hampsten, Ethan Tierney, Tytus Khajavi, Deijon Laffitte, Justin Johnson, Kiontre Harris, Andre Cobb, K'Vion Thunderbird, Logan Goodspeed, Logan Studt, Maverick Noonan, Mordecai Hines, Taylor Powell, RJ Regan
Oregon State 25
Quarterbacks
Running backs
AJ Newberry, Cornell Hatcher Jr., Tre Garrison, Jake Reichle, Kourdey Glass
Receivers and tight ends
Jesse Legree, Aaron Butler, Aeryn Hampton, D.C. Temple
Defense
Takari Hickle, Aiden Sullivan, Sailasa Vadrawale, Tyler Bailey, Drake Vickers, Isaiah Houi, Jabari Odoemenem, Kai Wheaton, TJ Crandall, Cameron Hewitt, Daniel Matagi, Dylan Layne, Gyriece Goodman, Will Haverland, RJ Whitten
San Diego State 24
Quarterbacks
Jayden Denegal, Stone Saunders
Running backs
Javion Kinnard, Lucky Sutton, Josiah Lucas
Receivers and tight ends
Jaylon Hawkins, Nathan Acevedo, Jordan Napier, Bert Emanuel Jr., Jacob Bostick
Defense
Kai Wallin, Djibril Abdou Rahman, Mike Lindsay, Cameron Cooper, Malachi Finau, Sione Hala, Alijah Lash, Isaiah Green, Nate Henrich, Tano Letuli, Cammeron Purnell, Gavriel Lightfoot, Jelani McLaughlin, Jelani Whitmore
Texas State 13
Running backs
Torrance Burgess Jr., Davian Jackson, Jaylen Jenkins
Receivers and tight ends
Beau Sparks, Kylen Evans, Zechariah Sample, Ty Stamey
Defense
Trez Moore, Greg Gipson Jr., Michael Patterson, Ryan Nolan, Jayden Bradley
Other
Utah State 18
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Bronson Olevao, Brevin Hamblin, D'Angelo Mayes, Carson Tujague, Mataira Brown
Other
Grady Brosterhous, McCae Hillstead, Javon Robinson, Asher Cunningham, David Kabongo, Eli Wood, James Jennette, Jordan Pendleton, Markie Grant
Washington State 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Kirby Vorhees, Maxwell Woods, Leo Pulalasi
Receivers and tight ends
Branden Ganashamoorthy, Daniel Blood, Darrius Clemons, Tank Hawkins, Trey Leckner
Defense
Jaylen Thomas, Jirah Leaupepetele, Linus Zunk, Jack Bal, Keith Brown, Carsten Reynolds, Khamari Terrell
Sun Belt
App State 19
Quarterbacks
Malachi Singleton, Henry Hasselbeck
Running backs
Jaquari Lewis, Ja'Quez Cross, Treyaun Webb
Receivers and tight ends
Sam Pickett III, Nate Branch, Chris Lofton, Darrin Fugitt, Jamel Howse, Alex Sanchez
Defense
Aaron Clark, Caleb Sandstrom, Colton Phares, Devin Henderson, Dre Walker, Caleb Pitts, Juan Berchal, Khalil Conley
Arkansas State 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Solomon Baggett, Kenyon Clay, Ezell Jolly, Timothy Carter
Receivers and tight ends
Jaylen Bonelli, Hunter Summers, Chauncy Cobb, Nazeviah Burris, Jabari Bush
Defense
Brandon Greil, Robert Stevens, Dontrae Henderson, Makai Shahid, AG McGhee, Five Hamilton, Kyle Williams, Ryan Reese, Shakai Woods, Noah Flores, TJ Grant
Other
Coastal Carolina 21
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Dominic Knicely, Jevon Edwards, Jaden Allen-Hendrix
Receivers and tight ends
Colton Hinton, Robby Washington, Tristian Gardner, Clayton Coppock, Karmello English
Defense
Ibrahim Diawara, Ja'Marion Wayne, Travis Roman, Mitchell Toney, Reggie Jean, Se'Von McDowell, Chase Jackson, Zeke Marshall, Ahmad Poole, Azarel Juste, Jalen B. Lee, Xzavier Booker
Georgia Southern 27
Quarterbacks
Max Johnson, Turner Helton, Weston Bryan
Running backs
David Mbadinga, Tyrese Woodgett, Jamarian Samuel, Terrance Gibbs, Taeo Todd
Receivers and tight ends
Josh Dallas, Alex Taylor, River Helms, Ashton Hollins, Andre Greene Jr.
Defense
Festus Davies, Jakyri Jones, Anthony Bynum, Eli Anders, Elijah Fears, Jayden Jackson, CJ Allen, Chance Gamble, Diego Aviles, Ethan Johnson, Rashon Myles Jr., Aaron Sears, Brandon Tyson, MJ Stroud
Georgia State 22
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Lanear McCrary Jr., Qwantavius Wiggins, DJ Murray Jr.
Receivers and tight ends
Rodshaun Dorsey, DJ Riles, Derrick Avery Jr., Grant Hollier, Kyle Washington, Zach Stair
Defense
Xavier Esquillen, Jabriel Rhodes-Nelson, Deuce Lee, Donovan Faria, Aaron Moore, Alex Mullings, Coby Owens, Kelan Butler, Mandjou Berte, Jaydon Hood, Malique Harrell
James Madison 27
Quarterbacks
Running backs
George Pettaway, Nick Herman, Seth Cromwell
Receivers and tight ends
Makai Jackson, Corey Scott, Cole Keller, Michael Scott, Braeden Wisloski, Jeremiah Harrison, Noah Grevious, Ke'Untae Mosley, Jayden Mines
Defense
DJ Kelly, JT Hooten, Nakian Jackson, Ken Willis, Ernest Willor Jr., Turner Schmidt, Jamal Olford, Danny Royster, Jakolbi Wilson, Kells Bush, Kevin Roberts, Javis Mynatt, TJ McGill
Louisiana 28
Quarterbacks
Running backs
JJ Garner, Steven Blanco, Anthony Reagan Jr., Darrell Smith
Receivers and tight ends
Kedarius Wade, Trenton Chaney, Caden Jensen, Brock Chappell, Russell Babineaux, Shelton Sampson Jr., Kristion Brooks, Landon Strother
Defense
Brent Gordon Jr., Avery Demery, Jake St. Andre, Kody Jackson, Micah Johnson, Collin Jacob, Ashley Williams, Lester Jones, Maurion Eleam, Maxie Baudoin IV, Fitzgerald West Jr., Chase Edwards, Harrison Kidder, Na'Tori Brown, Priest Ashe
Louisiana Tech 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Dylone Brooks, Sergio Snider, Jaden Miller
Receivers and tight ends
Jalen Mickens, Eli Finley, Winston Watkins, Talyn Shettron, Marcus Calwise Jr.
Defense
Alonzo Jackson Jr., Jadon Mayfield, Jordan McRae, Kam Franklin, Taeden Rogers, Lane Condry, Amari Butler, Kameron Carter, Zheric Hill, Justice Williams, Kaleb Coleman, Kolbe Fields, Janard Lockhardt
Other
Marshall 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Judah Price, Joshon Barbie, TJ Lester
Receivers and tight ends
Adrian Norton, Owen Sweeney, Toby Payne
Defense
Caleb Clark-Glover, Cole Funderburk, Eddie Pleasant III, Zah Jackson, Javae Gilmore, Kelvon Mcbride, Nate Blanc, Braydin Ward, Cannon Lewis
Old Dominion 22
Quarterbacks
Quinn Henicle, Ryan Huff, Jaxon Potter
Running backs
Devin Roche, Maurki James, Trey Hall
Receivers and tight ends
TJ Johnson, Josh Rodriguez, Kendall Harris, Leon Haughton Jr., JJ Harrell
Defense
Brandon Crutchfield, Javen Gibson, Jackson Forrest, Mario Easterly, Deandre Lynch, JaMez Drummer, Koa Naotala, Mario Thompson, Chris Forbes, Daevon Iles, Tavares Murray Jr.
South Alabama 18
Quarterbacks
Jared Hollins, Bishop Davenport
Running backs
Keenan Phillips, PJ Martin, Trae'von Dunbar
Receivers and tight ends
Anthony Eager, Jeremiah Jones-Thomas, Rod Gibbs
Defense
Damyrion Darby, Masey Lewis, William Felton IV, Christian Ross, D.J. Moore, Jaylen Moson, Jordon Williams, Xavious Anderson Jr., Kam Robinson, Parker Shattuck
Southern Miss 24
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Steven Robinson, Jamarice Wilder
Receivers and tight ends
Mario Sanders II, A.J. Little, Kaden Saunders, MJ Johnson, Davis Dalton, Preston Kilgore, Jeremiah Beck Jr.
Defense
Kobi Albert, Ramon Pernas, Jonah Martinez, Kolby Peavy, Landon Sylvie, Avery Sledge, JR Stegall, Jameer Lewis, Jyaire Brown, Mike Steven Robinson III, Nasim Cairo, Wesley Edison, Cannon McClain
Troy 17
Quarterbacks
Running backs
Gavin Griffin, Jordan Lovett, Jaheim Merriweather
Receivers and tight ends
Defense
Donnie Smith, Ty Clemons, Jabari Strait, Jamarion Keyes, Kavion Henderson, TJ Thompson, Delvin Whitaker, Keyshawn Campbell, Bryce Steele, Makel Green
Other
UL Monroe 23
Quarterbacks
Aidan Armenta, Austin Carlisle
Running backs
Bryson Roland, Derrick Jameson, CJ Phillip
Receivers and tight ends
Marcellus Jackson, Parker Fulghum, LT Robinson, JP Coulter, Bryce Anderson
Defense
Carl Fauntroy Jr., Jaeden Calender, Armoni Rue, DJ Jester, James Smith, Marcus Ross, Moses Madubuike, Gavin Howard, Noah Flemmings
Other
Zachary Palmer-Smith, Billy Pullen, Kevontay Wells, Tyrell Brown
College football, 2026 season
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ball knowers.
Data-driven picks for every FBS game + interactive charts you can customize to support any narrative (except Big 12 supremacy).
Week 9
Game of the week
Picks
Picks and projected scores for every FBS game this week.
Parlay at your own risk
Moonshot of the week.
Nerd shit
This week's games in charts, on the full season's numbers. Screenshot to end (or start) an argument in the group chat.
Week 8
Retro
Every pick, graded.
Rankings
Our Top 25 after last week, and where we split from the AP and Coaches polls.
Playoff field
The 12-team field if the season ended today.
The week in charts
Last week's story, told with that week's games alone. Screenshot to end (or start) an argument in the group chat.
2026
Superlatives
The best, worst, luckiest and most overrated so far. Tap a tile to learn more.
Hot and cold
Who's streaking and who's shitting the bed.
Make your own case
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Up to 10 legs, one per game: a moneyline, a side against the spread or an over/under. Lines and prices are DraftKings'. When we don't have DraftKings' price on a spread or total, it shows the standard −110. Each leg shows our call on it, from our number (SP+ and PRIME): a Lock, Take or Lean on the side we like, Other side when we'd bet the opposite. Random parlay grabs 3 to 6 games from the list and picks a leg in each, no thinking involved. It's for fun. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.
This week's games
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Sources and methods
Everything on this site starts with someone else's data, and we credit all of it. The projections, picks, rankings and tiers are our own math on top.
Where the data comes from
| Source | What we use | How often |
|---|---|---|
| CollegeFootballData.com, via the public cfbfastR files | Schedules, final scores, pregame Elo, play-by-play and box score stats, rosters | Usually posted Sunday or Monday morning after games |
| DraftKings lines (via The Odds API and CollegeFootballData.com) | The line and total on each game, and where each opened | Every morning, and before kickoffs Thursday to Saturday |
| Team logos and colors (ESPN's, via CollegeFootballData.com) | The logos on charts, game cards and team pages. They belong to the schools and are used only to identify the teams. | Preseason |
| SP+ by Bill Connelly (CFB Update) | Overall, offense, defense and special teams ratings | Weekly |
| PRIME (primecfb.com) | Net, offense, defense and special teams ratings, strength of schedule, strength of record | Weekly |
| AP Top 25 (via NCAA.com) | Rankings and points, including others receiving votes | Sunday afternoons |
| AFCA Coaches Poll (via Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports, SI) | Rankings and points, including others receiving votes | Sundays |
| 247Sports | Team talent composite, star counts, 2026 transfer portal rankings | Preseason |
| The NIL Standard | Estimated NIL roster values | Preseason |
| us-atlas (U.S. Census Bureau boundaries) | State shapes for the map | Once |
How we turn it into projections
- Projected score. Each team's SP+ offense, plus how far the opponent's SP+ defense is from average, plus special teams. The home team gets half of a 2.5-point home edge added and the visitor half subtracted.
- Win chance. The projected margin turned into a probability, assuming games usually land within about 14 points of the projection. A 0-point margin is 50%; 14 points is about 84%.
- The three ratings. SP+ is built from every play this season. PRIME is a possession-efficiency rating. Elo uses only final scores and carries over from year to year, with 55 Elo points of home edge.
- Big Al's pick. The team at least two of the three ratings favor, with our confidence the average of their three win chances for that team. On the game cards, a pick is a lock when all three favor the same team and the average win chance is 80% or more, a coin flip when it's under 55%, and a lean otherwise. A lean or coin flip becomes a stay away when a key player the numbers were built on is out. On the Top 25 games, the game of the week and every coin flip, Big Al makes the call himself, sometimes against the numbers, and says why.
- Totals and moneylines. Over/unders are graded on how far the SP+ projected total is from the book's: a take at 6 points or more, a lean at 3, a pass under that. There's no lock, because only SP+ projects totals. On moneylines we say who we think wins. Everywhere we bet, we show the book's price and our call with the reason, not odds of our own.
- Big Al's Top 25. SP+, PRIME and strength of record, each converted to a common scale and averaged.
- Playoff picture. The 2026-27 rules: automatic bids for the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC champions (the current conference leader stands in until the title games) and for the highest-ranked team from the American, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12 or Sun Belt. Notre Dame is in if it ranks in the top 12. The rest are at-large teams by the chosen rating, and all 12 are seeded straight by that rating, so the top four get the byes. Once the committee's rankings are out (first release Tuesday, Nov. 3), they become the default ranking.
- Missing data. When a team's play-by-play is clearly incomplete (fewer than 45 offensive plays a game), we hide its offense stats instead of showing bad numbers.
Rushing yards here exclude sacks, so they run higher than official totals. Ranks are out of the 138 FBS teams.
About
Glossary
Every stat and term on the site, explained like you're five. Or like you're a grown adult who never asked what EPA means and is now too embarrassed to.
Betting
The words on the betting side of the site, explained like you've never placed a bet. Good for you.
- Spread
- The handicap the book puts on the favorite to make a game a fair bet. Texas −21 means Texas has to win by 22 or more for a Texas bet to cash. Take Mississippi State +21 and you win if they lose by 20 or fewer, or win outright.
- Favorite and underdog
- The favorite is the team the book expects to win, and it carries the minus sign (−7). The underdog carries the plus sign (+7).
- Cover
- Beat the spread. A favorite covers by winning by more than the spread. An underdog covers by losing by less than the spread, or by winning.
- Against the spread (ATS)
- A record of covers instead of wins. A team can be 7–0 and 1–6 against the spread if it keeps winning by less than Vegas expected.
- Push
- The game lands exactly on the number, say a 21-point win with a 21-point spread. Nobody wins and you get your money back.
- Pick'em
- A game with no favorite: the spread is zero, so you just pick the winner.
- Moneyline
- A bet on who wins, no spread involved. Favorites have a minus price: at −200 you bet $200 to win $100. Underdogs have a plus price: at +300 you bet $100 to win $300.
- Total (over/under)
- The book's number for the two teams' combined points. Bet the over if you think they'll score more, the under if you think they'll score less.
- −110, the juice and the vig
- −110 is the standard price on spreads and totals: you bet $110 to win $100. The extra $10 is the book's cut, called the juice or the vig. It's why you need to win about 52.4% of your bets just to break even.
- Implied odds
- The win chance a price works out to. −110 is about 52.4%, +300 is 25% and −200 is about 66.7%. Add up both sides of a game and you get more than 100%. The extra is the book's cut.
- Parlay
- Several bets stacked into one. Every leg has to hit, and the payout multiplies with each one. Five coin flips at −110 pay about 24 to 1 and hit about 3% of the time.
- Leg
- One bet inside a parlay.
- Opening and closing line
- The opening line is the first number posted for a game. It moves as money comes in and news breaks. The closing line is the last number before kickoff. Getting a better number than the close is the best sign a bettor knows what they're doing.
- Sprinkle
- A small bet you can afford to lose. The right size for anything you read here.
- Parlay at your own risk
- Our parlay of the week on the home page: two real edges, one total, one underdog we kind of like and one moonshot. Our numbers pick it. Your bank account pays for it.
Ratings and advanced stats
What the numbers on team pages, charts and head to head mean.
- SP+
- Bill Connelly's rating, built from play-by-play efficiency and explosiveness and adjusted for who each team played. The number is how many points better than an average FBS team a team is on a neutral field. SP+ 20 beats SP+ 10 by about 10.
- PRIME
- A rating built possession by possession: how well a team turns drives into points and keeps opponents from doing the same, adjusted for opponents. Zero is an average FBS team.
- Elo
- A results-only rating. Every team has a number, 1500 is average, and the winner takes points from the loser after every game. Beat a great team and you take a lot. Beat a bad one and you take a few. It carries part of last season over, so it's slow to catch a team that changed.
- Strength of record
- How impressive a record is, given who a team played: how many more games it won than an average team would have against the same schedule. It grades the resume. SP+ and PRIME grade how good the team is.
- Strength of schedule
- How hard a team's opponents have been so far.
- Opponent-adjusted
- Corrected for who a team played. Hanging 50 on an FCS team counts for less than hanging 30 on Georgia.
- EPA (expected points added)
- Every down, distance and spot on the field is worth some number of points on average. 1st and 10 at the opponent's 20 is worth a lot more than 3rd and 15 at your own 10. EPA is how much one play changed that number. A 50-yard bomb is a big plus. A pick-six is a very big minus.
- EPA per play
- A team's average EPA across all its plays. For an offense, above zero means it adds points and higher is better. For a defense, lower is better.
- Success rate
- The share of plays that keep an offense on schedule: half the yards needed on 1st down, 70% of them on 2nd, all of them on 3rd and 4th. A 4-yard run on 1st and 10 is a success. A 4-yard run on 3rd and 6 isn't.
- Explosive play rate
- The share of plays that go for a run of 12 or more yards or a completion of 16 or more.
- Yards per play
- Total yards divided by plays: runs, passes and sacks.
- Sack rate
- Sacks divided by dropbacks. For an offense, lower is better. For a pass rush, higher is better.
- Turnover margin
- Takeaways (interceptions and fumbles recovered) minus giveaways (interceptions thrown and fumbles lost).
- BAWA (Big Al Wins Added)
- Where a team's wins came from. Every team starts as a .500 team. The record above or below .500 gets split four ways that add up to the real record: schedule (what an average team would win against that schedule), roster (the wins its talent and returning starters are worth on paper), coach (wins from playing better or worse than that roster) and luck (actual wins against the wins its SP+ says it should have). On team pages and in two charts.
- Schedule, Roster, Coach and Luck BAWA
- The four parts of BAWA. Schedule: what an average team would win against that schedule, minus .500. Roster: the extra wins from a roster this good on paper (247Sports talent and returning production). Coach: wins from playing better or worse than that roster should. Luck: actual wins against the wins SP+ expects. Recruiting rankings undersell the service academies, so their coaches get extra credit.
- Luck watch
- A tag for a team whose Luck BAWA is 1.5 wins or more either way: "Lucky +2.4" or "Unlucky −1.6." Its record runs ahead of (or behind) how it's played, and lines and polls often follow records. It doesn't change our calls; the record page tracks how fading luck does against the spread.
- Expected wins
- The wins a team should have, adding up its win chance in every game it played. Winning more than that usually means a lot of close wins, and close wins are mostly luck.
- Talent composite and blue-chip ratio
- 247Sports' score for a roster, built from every player's recruiting rating, with the best players counting most. The blue-chip ratio is the share of the roster that were 4- or 5-star recruits.
How we pick
How Big Al's picks, tiers and projections work. The full method is on Sources and methods.
- Projected score
- Each team's SP+ offense, adjusted for how good the other team's defense is, plus special teams. The home team gets 2.5 points of home edge, split between the two scores.
- Win chance
- The projected margin turned into a percentage, assuming games usually land within about 14 points of the projection. A tie projection is 50%. A 14-point favorite is about 84%.
- Big Al's pick
- The team at least two of SP+, PRIME and Elo favor. The confidence is the average of their three win chances.
- Lock, Lean, Coin flip and Stay away
- How sure Big Al is about a straight-up pick. Lock: SP+, PRIME and Elo all favor the same team and the average win chance is 80% or more. Lean: the ratings favor the team, but not that strongly or not all three. Coin flip: the average win chance is under 55%. Stay away: a key player is out, and the numbers were built on him.
- Lock, Take, Lean and Pass
- Our confidence in a pick against the spread. Lock: all three ratings have the team covering and our number beats the line by 3 or more. Take: all three, by 1.5 or more. Lean: at least two, by 1 or more. Pass: too close to call.
- Take, Lean and Pass on totals
- Our confidence in an over or under. Take: the SP+ projected total is 6 or more points from the book's. Lean: 3 or more. Pass: closer than that. There's no Lock, because only SP+ projects totals and a Lock needs all three ratings to agree.
- Our number
- Our projected margin for betting: the average of the SP+ and PRIME margins. If our number has Texas by 15 and the line is Texas −21, we like the underdog.
- Edge
- How far our number is from the line, in points. Texas by 15 against Texas −21 is a 6-point edge on the underdog.
- Game of the week
- Big Al's pick of the one game to watch on Saturday, usually two good teams in a game we expect to be close.
- Big Al's Top 25
- Allen's own ballot, set every Sunday. The numbers-only version (SP+, PRIME and strength of record, averaged) is on Rankings.
- Retro
- Monday's look back: every final score against what we projected, what we got right and what we got wrong.
Conferences and the playoff
Who's who and how the 12-team field works.
- FBS and FCS
- FBS is the top level of college football: the 138 teams on this site. FCS is the level below. When an FBS team plays an FCS team, it's usually a paid tune-up.
- Power 4
- The SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC. Notre Dame isn't in a conference, but we count it with the Power 4 wherever that matters.
- Group of 6
- Everyone else in FBS: the American, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12 and Sun Belt, plus the independents other than Notre Dame. The highest-ranked team from those six conferences gets an automatic playoff bid.
- Automatic bid
- A guaranteed playoff spot. The ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC champions get one, and so does the highest-ranked team from the American, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12 and Sun Belt.
- At-large
- A playoff spot earned by ranking high enough without an automatic bid. Notre Dame is in if it's in the top 12.
- First-round bye
- Seeds 1 through 4 skip the first round. Seeds 5 through 12 play first-round games at the higher seed's stadium.
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- 12 teams, under the 2026-27 rules. Automatic bids go to the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC champions, and to the highest-ranked team from the American, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12 or Sun Belt. Until the title games, each conference's current leader stands in as its champion.
- Notre Dame is in if you rank it in your top 12. Everyone else is at-large.
- Seeds go straight by your order. Seeds 1 to 4 get first-round byes; 5 to 12 play first-round games at the higher seed.
- The builder won't let you remove a Power 4 champion or your last team from outside the Power 4.
Drag a team by its handle (⋮⋮) to reseed it; with a keyboard, focus the handle and use the up and down arrow keys. Pick a different team from a row's menu to swap it in. Your field is saved in this browser.
Your 12 seeds
Your bracket
What's in it
- Thursday: the picks. The week's best games, the upset we like, projected scores for the big ones, and one chart worth arguing about.
- Monday: the retro. How the picks did, the record so far, what we got wrong and why.
- Every issue, on the site. Past issues will live here, so you can link anyone to them.
The first issue is coming soon.
What this shows
Beating the trend
Trailing the trend
Projected scores come from SP+ offense, defense and special teams, plus 2.5 points for the home team. Cards also show DraftKings' line and total as facts: we pick winners, not bets. Open Details for the full read, or Head to head for every stat.
This week
Final scores against what we said before kickoff. Big Al's pick is the team at least two of SP+, PRIME and Elo favored, unless he made the call himself on a toss-up or one of the week's biggest games. Ranked means in that week's AP poll. Open a game for the full preview as it stood going into the week.
Last week
All-time picks record
Straight-up picks: did the pick win? Big Al's pick is the team at least two of SP+, PRIME and Elo favor. Big Al and SP+ picks start in Week 8; Elo picks go back to Week 1.
Week by week
Each column is that week's ranking. Arrows compare the latest poll to the week before. NR means not ranked.
Rankings come from cfbtrack.com. Week 1 is the preseason poll; each later week is the poll released before that week's games.
Over time
What this shows
Rank
What this shows
Compare
What this shows
SP+ vs. payroll is the average, across a conference's teams with an NIL valuation (positive means its teams play better than their payrolls predict). Blue-chip ratio is the share of all its rostered players who were 4- or 5-star recruits.
Ranks are national, out of 138 FBS teams. A top-10 team also counts toward the top 25 and top 40, and everyone outside the last cutoff counts as weak. Open a conference to see its teams.
Conference depth
Projected bracket
Seeds 1–4 get first-round byes. Seeds 5–8 host the first round.
The field and the bubble
The columns on the right show where each team would be seeded under the other ratings. A dash means out.
How the field is built
- 12 teams. Five get in automatically: the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC champions, plus the highest-ranked team from the American, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12 or Sun Belt (champion or not).
- Notre Dame is in if it ranks in the top 12.
- At-large. The remaining spots go to the highest-ranked teams left. If an automatic qualifier ranks outside the top 12, it takes the last at-large spot.
- Seeding follows the ranking, as it has since 2025. A conference champion isn't guaranteed a bye.
- Champions mid-season. "Current conference leader" uses the best conference record so far, with ties broken by the chosen rating. "Highest-rated team" picks the best-rated team in each conference instead.
- Composite averages SP+, PRIME and strength of record after putting each on a common scale.
- This is a projection from today's numbers. The real field is chosen by a committee on Dec. 6, after conference title games.
How we picked it
How we picked it
Three ratings look at a team in three different ways. The numbers' pick is the team at least two of them favor. On the toss-ups and the biggest games, Big Al makes the call himself and says why.
Where the game is won
Where the game is won
Each row puts one team's unit against the unit it faces, by national rank out of all FBS teams. An edge is a gap of 25 spots or more.
Injuries and availability
Statuses come from the conference availability reports and team news, as of the date shown. "Hasn't played" means a regular (the main passer, a quarter of the carries or 15% of the catches) with no pass, carry or catch in his team's last two games, from the play-by-play. That can be an injury, a benching or a suspension. Linemen and defenders don't show up in that check.
The teams in charts
The players in charts
FAQ
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Ratings: SP+ via CFB Update; PRIME via primecfb.com. Box and play stats computed from CollegeFootballData.com play data (via the public cfbfastR files), FBS games only for scoring. Rushing yards here exclude sacks, so they run higher than official totals. Ranks are out of 138 FBS teams.