Every FBS game, live and final. Saturdays run 60 games deep — what's in progress sits at the top of each day. Narrow it to the ranked games, the Power 4, or one conference.
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Every FBS game this week, live and final, with the model's projected score sitting next to the real one. A college Saturday runs about 60 games deep — the filters narrow it to the ranked teams, the Power 4, or a single conference, and anything in progress sorts to the top. The arrows above the board walk back a week at a time, through bowl season and into last year.
While a game is on, the card shows who has the ball, where it sits on the field and the last play. Each card opens a full gamecast — the field, every drive and both box scores. If you want the number before kickoff rather than the result after it, that's the matchups board.
Common questions
How many FBS college football teams are there?
138 in the Football Bowl Subdivision for the 2024 season, across the Power 4 — the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC — plus the Group of 5 and the independents. Every one of them is on this page.
What's the difference between FBS and FCS?
Two divisions of Division I. FBS schools carry 85 scholarships and play for the College Football Playoff; FCS schools carry 63 and play their own bracket. We rate FCS teams — you have to, or an FCS side visiting an FBS school has no number — but the scoreboard shows FBS games only, so a 60-game Saturday doesn't bury the games you came for.
What is the Power 4 in college football?
The SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC — the four conferences with automatic playoff access after the Pac-12's breakup. The filter at the top of the board narrows a full Saturday to just those games, or to the Top 25, or to one conference.
When do college football games kick off?
Saturdays run from noon Eastern to past midnight, with the marquee window in prime time. Midweek games — mostly Group of 5 — turn up Tuesday through Friday. In-progress games sort to the top of each day here, so the live ones are always first.
Do you grade your own college football projections?
Every one. We publish a projected score and win probability for each game on the matchups board, then settle it against the result — the season record is above, wins and losses both. You can roll back any past week and read what we said before kickoff.
