Browse this week's slate
Every live game, tracked against the call
How the model works, and whether it does
See where every team stands, replay 2025
Who makes the twelve-team field
What we said, what happened, and where we split from the market
Every projection, week by week, as a CSV
Your call against the projected margin
What Saturday said before kickoff, and how it held up. When a week's games go final, every call gets graded here: the hits and the misses. Pick the week still to be played and you get the games where Saturday and the betting market disagree most. Nothing here is betting advice.
Winners called is scored on every one of the 59 graded games. The market figure compares two misses: how far Saturday's projected margin finished from the real one, and how far the line finished from it. The line here is where the books opened the game, not where they closed it — Saturday prices a week once, before any of it is played, and the opener is the book's first number, made the same way. It is averaged over the 56 games graded against an opening line. Games against an FCS opponent sit that comparison out. Negative means Saturday was closer.
The two games this week where Saturday's number and the opening line disagreed most, and who turned out to be right. If the two were within 2 points of each other, it does not count as a real disagreement, no matter how the game finished.
Saturday saw UConn by 1. The line opened Syracuse by 6. It closed at 7. Final margin: Syracuse by 1. Saturday was closer by 3.
Saturday saw Georgia by 19. The line opened at 25. It closed at 26. Final margin: Georgia by 24. The market was closer by 4.
Every projection here was locked in before kickoff, using only the games played up to that point. See how Saturday thinks for the full recipe.
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