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Weekly member rankings

The Super 16.

A national college-football argument with visible rules: real member ballots in, aggregate points out, and every published week preserved.

64Programs in the custom field
16Programs on every ballot
1Ballot per active member
0Individual ballots exposed
WEEK 0

Awaiting the first completed ballot window

The first Super16 must be earned.

No rankings have been published this season. A real table appears only after actual member ballots are counted and the result is deliberately published.

National media-poll context

AP Top 25, week 1

This provider-sourced national poll is context only. It does not determine, seed, or masquerade as the member-voted Super16.

CollegeFootballData · Retrieved Aug 28, 2026, 12:48 AM

  1. 1Ohio State1672 pts
  2. 2Oregon1597 pts
  3. 3Georgia1513 pts
  4. 4Notre Dame1510 pts
  5. 5Texas1483 pts
  6. 6Indiana1440 pts
  7. 7Miami1379 pts
  8. 8Texas A&M1131 pts
  9. 9Ole Miss1102 pts
  10. 10Oklahoma1047 pts

A ballot fans can defend

Four questions before you rank.

Super64 is independent and fan-voted. These lenses organize the argument; they do not copy an official poll or force one secret formula.

01

Results first

Start with wins, losses, and what happened on the field. Brand size and preseason reputation do not count as results.

02

Schedule context

A record means more when opponent quality is visible. Strength of schedule is context, not a substitute for winning games.

03

Direct comparison

Head-to-head and common-opponent results help separate otherwise comparable teams without making margin of victory the only story.

04

Current reality

Recent form and verified availability of key players or coaches can explain why the team taking the field now differs from its full-season average.

Methodology reference: the official College Football Playoff protocol explicitly considers schedule strength, head-to-head, common opponents, and key-player or coach availability when comparing teams. Super64 uses those as voter context, not as an official affiliation or copied committee result.

Read the official CFP protocol

Proposed weekly cadence

From argument to permanent record.

The operating rhythm is production-ready but its final opening, closing, and publishing times still require owner approval.

  1. MON1

    Ballot opens

    Members rank sixteen programs from the current Super64 field.

  2. WEEK2

    Research & revise

    Ballots may be updated before the server-enforced closing time.

  3. SAT3

    Ballot closes

    One final ballot per active member enters the documented count.

  4. COUNT4

    Points are totaled

    #1 earns 16 points through #16 earning 1; deterministic tie-breaks settle ties.

  5. SUN5

    Snapshot publishes

    The aggregate result becomes a permanent dated week and is never silently rewritten.

The custom field

Four regions. Sixteen teams each.

These regions are Super64's independent club structure, not official NCAA conferences, playoff regions, or current ranking positions.

South16

Texas A&M · Alabama · Ole Miss · Vanderbilt · and 12 more

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North16

Indiana · Ohio State · Notre Dame · Michigan · and 12 more

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East16

Georgia · Virginia · Pittsburgh · Miami · and 12 more

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Member ranking room

Research it. Rank it. Own your ballot.

Paid members get one editable weekly ballot, published aggregate results, Bubble Watch, and permanent season history. Individual ballots stay private.