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It’s (kind of) here. It’s (kind of) finally time. The first SNAP CFB Model Projections of the season is here, but not quite to its full capacity, which is why it will not be posted on social media yet. The Model finally has enough data to start somewhat accurately projecting games and producing team ratings, but still needs another week or two to get to full potential.

Two weeks down, 12 to go in the best regular season on planet earth, and another week means we have our subscriber-only SNAP CFB Predictive Model game projections. Remember, these projections are based on the final 2024 SNAP Ratings, as the 2025 version will be debuted entering Week 6 once enough data is collected. These 2024 versions are just being posted as food for thought and an example of what it will look like when the 2025 Model is ready.

With the appetizer for the 2025 college football season concluded, a loaded Week 1 is now on deck, which means we have our subscriber-only SNAP CFB Predictive Model game projections. Remember, these projections are based on the final 2024 SNAP Ratings, as the 2025 version will be debuted entering Week 6 once enough data is collected.

With the college football season kicking off tomorrow, we can finally debut the subscriber-only SNAP CFB Predictive Model game projections. These projections are based on the final 2024 SNAP Ratings, as the 2025 version will be debuted entering Week 6 once enough data is collected.

Whether you primarily take in my content on here or across my social media accounts, you’ve probably heard of my SNAP CFB Predictive Model by now. But what exactly goes into making all the ratings, projections, etc? All that is explained (to the best of my ability, without giving the formula away) in this article.