How to read this chart: Each dot represents one team's performance in a single game. The horizontal axis shows the ELO differential entering the game — teams to the left were underdogs (opponent had a higher ELO), teams to the right were favorites (they had the higher ELO). The vertical axis shows adjusted game efficiency — how many additional points above expectation a team generated per drive, scaled to a full game, and adjusted for the opponent's season-long defensive and offensive quality. Higher is better.

Every game produces two mirror dots — one per team. Because the ELO differential flips sign between teams, they almost always land in opposite quadrants, which makes upsets and dominant performances immediately visible.

ELO ratings reflect pre-game power rankings independent of this game's result. FCS teams (ELO = 0) are excluded from this chart. Team logos replace dots in the chart — hover any dot for full game details.

How to read this chart: Each bar represents one team's final Season Efficiency Rating (SER). The bar is broken into segments — one per game played — showing exactly how much each game contributed to the team's final season rating.

Segments are ordered by contribution size: the games with the largest impact sit closest to zero on both sides, so you can immediately see which games defined a team's season. Green segments are games that helped the rating; red segments are games that hurt it.

Contributions are ELO-weighted — games against stronger opponents carry more weight than blowout wins over weak opponents. Hover any segment for full game details. Teams are ordered left to right by season SER (best → worst).

The dashed amber line shows the league average SER across all FBS teams for the selected season. This line is unaffected by conference or week filters.