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It's been a journey, and objectivelyfootball.com was not necessarily the intended destination. I'm still very proud of it. If you're a college football fan, I'd love it if you loved it, too.

Brutal news for @oregonduckfootball.bsky.social with the #2 ranked Strength of Schedule in #cfb

Picked a good year to launch Objectivelyfootball.com - the @cfbplayoff.bsky.social committee is more likely than ever to make mistakes picking playoff teams when so many top teams keep losing!

With New Mexico defeating NDSU and James Madison losing to App State, Lobos are now the most likely G6 team to make the playoff—favored in all remaining games. #cfb

This was probably Northern Illinois' best remaining chance to get a win and it's ...not looking great. Hawai'i on the other hand looks absolutely rejuvenated #cfb

UPSET: Cincinnati beats No. 8 Texas Tech 37-24.

I don't usually tout my school on the socials but LETS GO BEARCATS!! Low ranked payroll embarrasses an entitled billionaire. 10/10. No notes.

Wednesday night and the basketball posts are everywhere, but there's another close football game going on in Huntsville #cfb

It'd be interesting to see how the roster improvement shakes out per dollar. Knowing a player-by-player breakdown on NIL would be really valuable for portal analytics, weighed against something like the movement/improvement tracker I built.

Miami enters its Yawnis era

#TuesdayNightCFBdegenerates unite

Just added 2022 to objectivelyfootball.com It's a weird season where Georgia dominated and there were no other teams even close in terms of performance. Beneath them, a ton of parity in the lower tiers.

This one slipped away in the final 5 minutes but had been pretty hard fought up until that point. And Tylen Riley, phew! 31 points, 13 assists, 3 steals. The Bearcats haven't had many point guards do that historically

Here are the #cfb conference leaders in terms of likelihood to win their conference, from highest odds to lowest Miami FL - 70.7% James Madison - 70.5% Lib - 56.2% Oregon St - 54.6% New Mexico - 54% Ohio St - 39.3% Georgia - 37% Utah - 33.2% Western Michigan 32% Army - 29.7%

Good morning! We've got a new #objectiveTop25 and a new #1 in college football

2026 Indiana has been ol' reliable when it comes to following the odds.

These posts have me pining for our Cincinnati defense circa 2013-15 that boasted Leviticus Payne, Silverberry Mouhon, and ...Mike Tyson

I think this is the Tulane most people expected in 2026, just seems they were running on New Orleans time

Wednesday night! #125 Kennesaw St. @ #133 Missouri St. #117 Western Kentucky @ #127 Sam Houston Neither game projects as close as last night's pair, but these are still decent matchups. More in the alt text. #cfb

Both of these games are on pace for the over but I couldn't be happier that the model predicted close games and here we are with enticing Tuesday football #cfb

If Happ isn't with the Cubs next season, the Ricketts have a much smaller chance of capturing a single dollar from me, a super fan

Am I alone in feeling that EA can absolutely afford to pay out more for licensing AND do so without any microtransactions at all? It's obvious they can, it just means a lower threshold for CEO salary, shareholder take, and the other stuff that has nothing to do with making a game.

I think Alex is spot on with the Oregon assessment here. The #5 ranked strength of schedule was bound to create a couple losses—FWIW the likelihood of grabbing a playoff slot is still 6.5%

I love near-even odds. Halftime and we've got a coin flip in the SEC's biggest game #cfb

I think (at #10 in performance against strength of schedule) Nebraska is a lot better and more improved than many realize Indiana is still a juggernaut, but not invincible

Louisville rises to #60 following the win over a once-again-flailing Florida State

Quote post to remind myself: check that this kickoff updates properly on the website