Quarterbacks
Start with passing efficiency, completion rate, yards per attempt, touchdowns, interceptions, sacks, and rushing production. Volume without efficiency can hide trouble.
Player watch
Find the players driving your team's season, compare the same kind of production, and keep every number tied to its season and source.
Saturday stat check
Compare players by team, role and production.
Player leaders
Choose a team and statistic to see who leads in that exact area. Quarterbacks stay with quarterbacks, pass rushers with pass rushers, and volume never gets mistaken for efficiency.
Source CollegeFootballData season totals, unchanged by Super64.
Scope The selected season, team filter, and one exact statistic.
Order Numeric values sorted highest to lowest. Missing or nonnumeric values are excluded.
Assessment Rank and percentile against every player returned in that selected scope.
Season leaders
Exact-stat leaderboards appear only when the verified data provider returns current-season player totals. Until then, Super64 leaves this section unavailable instead of filling it with estimates. The separately labeled owner watch list can still publish sourced editorial selections.
Player data source: CollegeFootballData. Official-reference link: NCAA FBS statistics. Super64 does not alter provider statistics.
Watch the right numbers
These are fan guides, not a secret player ranking. They show which numbers matter at each position and what a box score can, and cannot, tell you about Saturday.
Start with passing efficiency, completion rate, yards per attempt, touchdowns, interceptions, sacks, and rushing production. Volume without efficiency can hide trouble.
Use rushing yards per game, yards per carry, touchdowns, receiving work, and fumbles together. One long run should not define the whole profile.
Receptions, receiving yards per game, yards per reception, and touchdowns show workload, explosiveness, and finishing value from different angles.
Tackles, tackles for loss, sacks, interceptions, passes defended, and forced fumbles help separate steady involvement from game-changing disruption.
Field-goal percentage, punt average, kickoff returns, and punt returns matter most with attempt volume and field-position context beside them.
What the player has actually done in the selected season.
Value per attempt, touch, target, or snap.
Opponent quality, role, availability, and game situation.
Whether performance is strengthening, fading, or volatile.
These position guides are Super64 analysis. Current statistics are sourced separately and remain unchanged.
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