POWER SCORE
Opponent-adjusted team quality designed to describe how strong a team is right now.
15 PROPRIETARY METRICS
The numbers beneath the record—versioned, reproducible and connected to verified game and player inputs.
Every StatTake value keeps a controlled model version, qualification standard, sample size and status. Until the required data qualifies, the site says Pending—never a made-up score or ranking.
Overall, Offense, Defense and Situational rankings with percentiles, conference rank, weekly movement and rolling four-game form.
OPEN RANKINGS →Opponent-adjusted team quality designed to describe how strong a team is right now.
Down-to-down performance with less credit for isolated, high-variance plays.
What a team has accomplished, with explicit credit for opponent, location and quality wins.
The record an average team would be expected to earn from the same game-level performance.
Measures how far public results and ranking have outrun repeatable underlying performance.
Production above or below the output expected from roster talent, experience and returning production.
How effectively a program improves, retains and converts players relative to their starting expectations.
High-leverage performance when win probability and game state make each play matter most.
Decision quality and situational execution separated from baseline roster strength.
How much an offense relies on explosive plays rather than sustainable down-to-down production.
The ability to create first downs and points without depending on a single explosive play.
How often a team turns an advantage or sudden-change opportunity into a decisive extension of the lead.
How frequently an offense recovers after sacks, penalties and other drive-threatening setbacks.
How completely a team controlled meaningful portions of a game beyond the final margin.
A turnover-neutral view of team quality built from the components most likely to persist.
StatTake starts with the analytical question, data shape, benchmark and uncertainty—not a favorite chart. Explore the system that routes each story to the clearest visual form.
Precise league, conference, team and player comparisons.
Who leads, and by how much?
Rankings, stat leaders and recordsWhich profile does each team fit?
Two-metric team comparisonsWhere is the player elite or vulnerable?
Player pages and position comparisonsWhere is value being created or lost?
Targeting, rushing, pressure and field positionWhen did the game turn?
Live games and postgame analysisWhere did possessions end?
Drive quality and offensive sustainabilityWhere is the season won or lost?
Resume, projections and matchup previewsWho is outperforming repeatable play?
Expected record, luck and historical gapsHow deep is each conference?
Conference and era distributionsWho develops more than the roster predicts?
Talent, recruiting and developmentHow does this team win?
Team pages and matchup identityHow was the game won?
Game Autopsy and share graphicsEach public methodology explains what a metric measures, how to interpret it, when it updates and what sample it requires. Exact weighting, calibration and model code remain proprietary.
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