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Projections

DateMonday, August 27, 2012 at 11:00PM

2012 FEI team projections are posted and the college football season begins this Thursday night. For all the work we do to produce the best projections possible, a pair of graphics like these are a nice reminder that it should take all year to make complete sense of the data we collect and analyze. I'm looking forward to enjoying another season of surprises.

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