On October 29, 2026 ESPN reported that June Jones has passed away. June Jones was a NFL and NCAA head football coach for many years. Here's a look at the Southern Methodist University Mustangs during his tenure as head football coach for the Mustangs.
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Baylor Fires Head Football Coach Dave Aranda
Last weekend Baylor fired head football coach Dave Aranda. The Baylor Bears were 40-40 overall, and 4-3 this season under the helm of coach Aranda. Here's a look at the Baylor Bears since the 2008 NCAA FBS season for the last five seasons under Art Briles (2008-2015), Jim Grobe (2016), Matt Rhule (2017-2019) and Dave Aranda (2020-2026).
Following the production rank chart below is a short overview of the Baylor Bears football program during his tenure as head football coach based on the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
Dave Aranda [2020-2026]
2020
The Bears finished the COVID-19 regular season at 2-7 playing against a “tougher” strength of schedule
(SOS), meaning that Baylor's SOS was between one and two standard deviations lower than the "league" average SOS. Baylor's best win
was against #97 ranked Kansas State by a
score of (32-31) and their worst loss was to #82 ranked Texas Tech by a
score of (23-24). Baylor was the #100 ranked team overall, with the #88 ranked
offense and the #81 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Bears finished
the regular season at 10-2 and played in the Big 12 championship game where they defeated #10 ranked Oklahoma State by a score of [21-16]. Baylor then defeated #26 ranked Mississippi in their post-season bowl game and finished at 12-2 ovearall. The Bears played
against a “tougher” strength of schedule
(SOS). Baylor's best regular season win
was against #14 ranked Iowa State by a
score of (31-29) and their worst regular season loss was to #100 ranked TCU by a
score of (28-30). Baylor was the #13 ranked team overall, with the #25 ranked
offense and the #14 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2023
The Bears finished
the regular season at 3-9. The Bears played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). Baylor's best regular season win
was against #40 ranked UCF by a
score of (36-35) and their worst regular season loss was to #116 ranked Houston by a
score of (24-25). Baylor was the #121 ranked team overall, with the #113 ranked
offense and the #102 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Bears finished
the regular season at 8-4 and were post-season
bowl game eligible, but were defeated by #62 ranked LSU by a score of (31-44) to finish at 8-5 overall. The Bears played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). Baylor's best regular season win
was against #31 ranked TCU by a
score of (37-34) and their worst regular season loss was to #78 ranked Utah by a
score of (12-23). Baylor was the #42 ranked team overall, with the #28 ranked
offense and the #81 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2025
The Bears finished
the regular season at 5-7. The Bears played
against a “tougher” strength of schedule
(SOS). Baylor's best regular season win
was against #8 ranked Kansas State by a
score of (35-34) and their worst regular season loss was to #81 ranked Cincinnati by a
score of (20-41). Baylor was the #114 ranked team overall, with the #100 ranked
offense and the #112 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2026
The Bears are currently at 4-3 when Aranda was fired. Baylor played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). The Bears best regular season win to date was against currently #26 ranked Louisiana Tech by a
score of (36-19) and their worst regular season loss was to currently ranked #91 Auburn by a
score of (16-17). Baylor currently is the #49 ranked team overall, with the #67 ranked
offense and the #33 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2026 NCAA FBS Head Coach Firings
Sunday, October 25, 2026
North Carolina State Fires Head Football Coach Dave Doeren
Yesterday, North Carolina State fired head football coach Dave Doeren after thirteen and a half years at the helm of the Wolfpack football program. The Wolfpack were 95-70 during Doeren time as head football coach. Here's a look at the North Carolina State Wolfpack since the 2008 NCAA FBS season for the last five seasons under Tom O'Brien (2008-2012) and Dave Doeren (2013-2026).
Following the production rank chart below is a short overview of the North Carolina State Wolfpack football program during his tenure as head football coach based on the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
Dave Doeren [2013-2026*] Contract
2013
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 3-9 and were post-season bowl ineligible. The Wolfpack played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS) meaning that their SOS was plus or minus one standard deviation of the average SOS for the "league". North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #88 ranked Louisiana Tech by a
score of (40-14) and their worst regular season loss was to #83 ranked Wake Forest by a
score of (13-28). North Carolina State was the #99 ranked team overall, with the #104 ranked
offense and the #74 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2014
The Wolfpack finished the regular season at 7-5 making them bowl eligible, where they defeated #78 ranked UCF by a score of (34-27) to finish at 8-5 overall. The Wolfpack played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win to date was against #78 ranked Old Dominion by a
score of (46-34) and their worst regular season loss was to #53 ranked Boston College by a
score of (14-30). North Carolina State was the #25 ranked team overall, with the #36 ranked
offense and the #30 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 7-5 and were post-season bowl
eligible where they were defeated by #32 ranked Mississippi State by a score of (28-51) to
finish the season with a win-loss record of 7-6. The Wolfpack played
against a “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #34 ranked Boston College by a
score of (24-8) and their worst regular season loss was to #71 ranked Virginia Tech by a
score of (13-28). North Carolina State was the #44 ranked team overall, with the #48 ranked
offense and the #46 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2017
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 8-4 and were bowl eligible
where they defeated #83 ranked Arizona State by a score of (52-31) to finish
the season with a win-loss record of 9-4 overall. The Wolfpack played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #11 ranked Louisville by a
score of (39-25) and their worst regular season loss was to #61 ranked South Carolina by a
score of (28-35). North Carolina State was the #35 ranked team overall, with the #39 ranked
offense and the #47 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Wolfpack finished the regular season at 9-3, and were post-season
bowl game eligible, where they were defeated by #44 Texas A&M by a score of (13-52) to finish at 9-4 overall. The Wolfpack played against an “average” strength of schedule (SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win was against #25 ranked Virginia by a score of (35-31) and their worst regular season loss was to #101 ranked Wake Forest by a
score of (23-27). North Carolina State was the #42 ranked team overall, with the #29 ranked
offense and the #54 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2019
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 4-8 and were post-season bowl ineligible. The Wolfpack played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #51 ranked Ball State by a
score of (34-23) and their worst regular season loss was to #113 ranked West Virginia by a
score of (27-44). North Carolina State was the #116 ranked team overall, with the #118 ranked
offense and the #82 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Wolfpack finished the COVID-19 regular season at 7-4 playing against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS), and defeated #65 ranked Kentucky in their post-season bowl game. North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #7 ranked Liberty by a
score of (15-14) and their worst regular season loss was to #46 ranked Virginia Tech by a
score of (24-45). North Carolina State was the #37 ranked team overall, with the #23 ranked
offense and the #107 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 9-3 and were post-season bowl
eligible but their post-season bowl game was cancelled due to COVID-19 protocols. The Wolfpack played
against a “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #35 ranked Clemson by a
score of (27-21) and their worst regular season loss was to #45 ranked Mississippi State by a
score of (10-24). North Carolina State was the #24 ranked team overall, with the #49 ranked
offense and the #11 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2023
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 9-3 and were bowl eligible
where they were defeated by #17 ranked Kansas State by a score of (19-28) to
finish
the season with a win-loss record of 9-4 overall. The Wolfpack played
against a “tougher” strength of schedule
(SOS), meaning their SOS was between one and two standard deviations lower than the "league" average SOS. North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #22 ranked Clemson by a
score of (24-17) and their worst regular season loss was to #48 ranked Duke by a
score of (3-24). North Carolina State was the #52 ranked team overall, with the #65 ranked
offense and the #39 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 6-6 and were post-season
bowl game eligible, but were defeated by #63 ranked East Carolina by a score of (21-26) to finish at 6-7 overall. The Wolfpack played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #29 ranked Northern Illinois by a
score of (24-17) and their worst regular season loss was to #114 ranked Wake Forest by a
score of (30-34). North Carolina State was the #89 ranked team overall, with the #89 ranked
offense and the #89 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2025
The Wolfpack finished
the regular season at 7-5 and were post-season
bowl game eligible where they defeated #51 ranked Memphis by a score of (31-7) to finish overall at 8-5. The Wolfpack played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). North Carolina State's best regular season win
was against #38 ranked Virginia by a
score of (35-31) and their worst regular season loss was to #122 ranked Virginia Tech by a
score of (21-23). North Carolina State was the #84 ranked team overall, with the #55 ranked
offense and the #102 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2026
The Wolfpack are currently at 3-4 when Doeren was fired. North Carolina State played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). The Wolfpacks' best regular season win to date was against currently #35 ranked Louisville by a
score of (31-28) and their worst regular season loss was to currently ranked #133 Stanford by a
score of (28-31). North Carolina State currently is the #85 ranked team overall, with the #55 ranked
offense and the #114 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2026 NCAA FBS Head Coach Firings
2026 NCAA FBS Top 25 Week 08
Using aggregate data provided from www.cfbstats.com, the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model has the University of Miami (FL) as the most productive NCAA FBS team!
If you are interested, here are the details of the Complex Invasion College Football production model.
| Rank | Team |
| 1 | Miami (Florida) |
| 2 | Indiana |
| 3 | Georgia |
| 4 | Notre Dame |
| 5 | New Mexico |
| 6 | LSU |
| 7 | Liberty |
| 8 | Ohio State |
| 9 | UCLA |
| 10 | Northwestern |
| 11 | Utah |
| 12 | Boise State |
| 13 | Duke |
| 14 | Nebraska |
| 15 | Wake Forest |
| 16 | Oregon State |
| 17 | Tennessee |
| 18 | Arizona |
| 19 | James Madison |
| 20 | Wisconsin |
| 21 | North Dakota State |
| 22 | Penn State |
| 23 | BYU |
| 24 | Missouri |
| 25 | Texas |
2026 Prior NCAA FBS Top 25 Rankings
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Maryland Fires Head Football Coach Michael Locksley
Earlier today Maryland head football coach Michael Locksley was fired after about eight and a half seasons at the helm of the Terrapins football program. The Terrapins were 38-49 during Locksley time as head football coach. Following the production rank chart below is a short overview of the Maryland Terrapins football program during his tenure as head football coach based on the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
Here's a look at the Maryland Terrapins since the 2008 NCAA FBS season under the last three seasons with Ralph Friedgen (2008-2010), Randy Edsall (2011-2015), DJ Durkin (2016-2018) and Micheal Locksley (2019-2026).
Michael Locksley [2019-2026*] Contract (2022 extension and 2019 original)
2019
The Terrapins finished
the regular season at 3-9 and were post-season bowl ineligible. The Terrapins played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS) meaning that their SOS was plus or minus one standard deviation of the average SOS for the "league". Maryland's best regular season win
was against #95 ranked Syracuse by a
score of (63-20) and their worst regular season loss was to #103 ranked Purdue by a
score of (14-40). Maryland was the #109 ranked team overall, with the #93 ranked
offense and the #107 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Terrapins finished the COVID-19 regular season at 2-3 playing against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS),. Utah's best regular season win
was against #57 ranked Penn State by a
score of (35-19) and their worst regular season loss was to #101 ranked Rutgers by a
score of (24-27). Maryland was the #79 ranked team overall, with the #109 ranked
offense and the #28 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Terrapins finished
the regular season at 6-6 and were post-season bowl
eligible where they defeated by #91 ranked Virginia Tech by a score of (54-10) to
finish the season with a win-loss record of 7-6. The Terrapins played
against a “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). Maryland's best regular season win
was against #66 ranked Kent State by a
score of (37-16) and their worst regular season loss was to #64 ranked Michigan State by a
score of (21-40). Maryland was the #68 ranked team overall, with the #47 ranked
offense and the #92 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2023
The Terrapins finished
the regular season at 7-5 and were bowl eligible
where they were defeated by #60 ranked Auburn by a score of (31-13) to
finish
the season with a win-loss record of 8-5 overall. The Terrapins played
against an “average” strength of schedule
(SOS). Maryland's best regular season win
was against #65 ranked Rutgers by a
score of (42-24) and their worst regular season loss was to #88 ranked Illinois by a
score of (24-27). Maryland was the #46 ranked team overall, with the #63 ranked
offense and the #32 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
The Terrapins finished
the regular season at 4-8 and were post-season
bowl game ineligible. The Terrapins played
against a “tougher” strength of schedule
(SOS), meaning that their SOS was between one standard and two standard
deviations lower than the average SOS for the "league". Maryland's best regular season win
was against #38 ranked Connecticut by a
score of (50-7) and their worst regular season loss was to #105 ranked Northwestern by a
score of (10-37). Maryland was the #94 ranked team overall, with the #93 ranked
offense and the #86 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2025
The Terrapins finished
the regular season at 4-8 and were post-season
bowl game ineligible. The Terrapins played
against an “easier” strength of schedule
(SOS), meaning that their SOS was between one standard and two standard
deviations higher than the average SOS for the "league". Maryland's best regular season win
was against #99 ranked Northern Illinois by a
score of (20-9) and their worst regular season loss was to #129 ranked UCLA by a
score of (17-20). Maryland was the #94 ranked team overall, with the #90 ranked
offense and the #82 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
2026
The Terrapins are currently at 2-5 when Locksley was fired. The Terrapins played
against a “tougher” strength of schedule
(SOS). Maryland's best regular season win to date was against currently #58 ranked Connecticut by a
score of (38-14) and their worst regular season loss was to currently ranked #120 Rutgers by a
score of (30-37). Maryland currently is the #88 ranked team overall, with the #65 ranked
offense and the #105 ranked defense from the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model using data provided by www.cfbstats.com.
Sunday, October 18, 2026
2026 NCAA FBS Top 25 Week 07
Using aggregate data provided from www.cfbstats.com, the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model has the University of Miami (FL) as the most productive NCAA FBS team!
If you are interested, here are the details of the Complex Invasion College Football production model.
| Rank | Team |
| 1 | Miami (Florida) |
| 2 | Indiana |
| 3 | LSU |
| 4 | Georgia |
| 5 | Notre Dame |
| 6 | Ohio State |
| 7 | James Madison |
| 8 | New Mexico |
| 9 | Tennessee |
| 10 | Oregon State |
| 11 | Utah |
| 12 | Nebraska |
| 13 | UCLA |
| 14 | Wake Forest |
| 15 | Houston |
| 16 | Pittsburgh |
| 17 | North Dakota State |
| 18 | Liberty |
| 19 | Alabama |
| 20 | Memphis |
| 21 | BYU |
| 22 | Missouri |
| 23 | Duke |
| 24 | Boise State |
| 25 | Virginia Tech |
2026 Prior NCAA FBS Top 25 Rankings
Sunday, October 11, 2026
2026 NCAA FBS Top 25 Week 06
Using aggregate data provided from www.cfbstats.com, the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model has the University of Notre Dame as the most productive NCAA FBS team!
If you are interested, here are the details of the Complex Invasion College Football production model.
| Rank | Team |
| 1 | Notre Dame |
| 2 | Miami (Florida) |
| 3 | Georgia |
| 4 | Indiana |
| 5 | LSU |
| 6 | Ohio State |
| 7 | Pittsburgh |
| 8 | New Mexico |
| 9 | Utah |
| 10 | Houston |
| 11 | UCLA |
| 12 | Missouri |
| 13 | Nebraska |
| 14 | Liberty |
| 15 | Memphis |
| 16 | Oregon State |
| 17 | Tennessee |
| 18 | Alabama |
| 19 | James Madison |
| 20 | Duke |
| 21 | BYU |
| 22 | Iowa |
| 23 | Boise State |
| 24 | Penn State |
| 25 | North Dakota State |
2026 Prior NCAA FBS Top 25 Rankings
Sunday, October 4, 2026
Colorado State Fires Defensive Coordinator Tyson Summers
It seems that during (or shortly after) the Colorado State game yesterday that defensive coordinator Tyson Summers was fired. Colorado State's two victories were against currently below average teams and their three defeats were to above average teams. While Colorado State has so far played an average strength of schedule, their defense is one of the worst (currently ranked #131 out of 138) in the FBS.
Here is a look at the Colorado State defense during their five games this season.
2026 NCAA FBS Top 25 Week 05
Using aggregate data provided from www.cfbstats.com, the Complex Invasion College Football Production Model has the University of Miami (FL) as the most productive NCAA FBS team!
If you are interested, here are the details of the Complex Invasion College Football production model.
| Rank | Team |
| 1 | Miami (Florida) |
| 2 | Georgia |
| 3 | Indiana |
| 4 | LSU |
| 5 | Ohio State |
| 6 | Pittsburgh |
| 7 | Notre Dame |
| 8 | New Mexico |
| 9 | Nebraska |
| 10 | Alabama |
| 11 | Penn State |
| 12 | Utah |
| 13 | Georgia State |
| 14 | Houston |
| 15 | Duke |
| 16 | Tennessee |
| 17 | Florida |
| 18 | USC |
| 19 | UCLA |
| 20 | James Madison |
| 21 | Missouri |
| 22 | Oregon State |
| 23 | Boise State |
| 24 | Memphis |
| 25 | Wisconsin |
2026 Prior NCAA FBS Top 25 Rankings
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