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Who leads, and by how much?
Rankings, stat leaders and recordsCurrent leaders, complete team profiles, record books and historical context—built to make college football data useful, searchable and honest about its coverage.
Player, team, conference and historical pages use the seasons currently available in StatTake.
National, conference, team and position leaderboards with game logs and career arcs.
Season • Game • Career • PositionOPEN DATA →Every team’s production, efficiency, tendencies and weekly movement in one place.
FBS • Power Four • Team-by-teamOPEN DATA →Compare the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC without pretending every schedule is equal.
Power Four • FBS • NonconferenceOPEN DATA →Explore how teams, conferences and the sport changed across decades—with coverage labels on every table.
Season-by-season • Era-awareOPEN DATA →The fastest way to find the biggest performances, longest streaks and rarest outcomes.
National • Conference • School • GameOPEN DATA →The best single-game, season and career marks—searchable by position, school, conference and era.
Player • Position • School • EraOPEN DATA →Championships, streaks, scoring peaks, defensive dominance and the strangest team marks in the sport.
Program • Conference • NationalOPEN DATA →See who performs when the situation tightens—not only when the box score is easy.
Play-by-play derivedOPEN DATA →Track what a program repeatedly does well, how coaches change it and where roster construction pays off.
Multi-season derived analysisOPEN DATA →Original, transparent measurements built from official game, play, roster and historical data.
StatTake derived • Methodology shownOPEN DATA →Every recorded selection searchable by college, NFL team, round, position and draft year.
1967–PRESENTOPEN DRAFT BOARD →Who leads, and by how much?
Rankings, stat leaders and recordsWhich profile does each team fit?
Two-metric team comparisonsThese are derived measurements—not copied rankings. Each one will publish its inputs and methodology.
Field position created by returns, penalties, punts and failed fourth downs.
Which programs turn recruiting strength into actual efficiency—and which waste it.
Production gained, production lost and the real on-field return from portal additions.
Separate repeatable late-game performance from outcomes that tend to swing back.
Compare great teams and players to the scoring and pace environment they played in.
Fourth-down choices, pace, run-pass shape, pressure and red-zone tendencies over time.
StatTake will never imply that every statistic exists for every season. Results, records and program history can reach much farther back than modern play-by-play or advanced player data. Every table will show its actual available years, source and last update.