
Updated September 25, 2026
Explore college football matchup predictions generated by the ATS Quantitative Model. Compare game projections, team stats and available odds, with picks updated when significant market shifts create a new betting angle.
The ATS Quantitative Model uses team and player performance data to assess each matchup and produce a projection of how the game may play out. The factors vary by sport: they can include team efficiency, recent results, home and away performance, and sport-specific statistics. ATS compares those projections with available betting prices to identify potential value. A projection is an estimate, and odds or team information may change before the game begins.

The model uses team performance data to project each matchup. Relevant factors can include offensive and defensive efficiency, pace, recent results and strength of opposition.
No. Rankings offer context, but ATS assesses the teams’ performance and the matchup itself. A highly ranked team is only a recommendation when the available price offers potential value.
Matchup picks may cover the moneyline, point spread or game total, depending on the available prices and where the model identifies value.
Yes. The model continually monitors the market and may generate a new pick when a significant price shift changes the value available.
A matchup can have a preview without a featured pick. The model may not identify enough value at the available prices to recommend a bet.