Official results
BYU Athletics, Big 12 and NCAA box scores, rosters, schedules and play-by-play are the preferred factual record.
FEED THE COUGARBYU SPORTS, ALL IN ONE PLACE← BACK TO STATSEvery FTC chart should show what was measured, when it was updated, who qualifies, where the data came from and what the number cannot prove.
The 2026 Stats Room publishes BYU team and player production alongside Big 12 and NCAA/FBS comparisons when a verified comparison is available. Current football values are refreshed from connected stat feeds; individual rows identify their source and date, and a dash means no comparable or verified value is available.
ESPN current football roster and season statistics · 119 players · 88 stat rows · Big 12 averages synced across 16 teams. Rankings remain on the Ranking Room page.
BYU Athletics, Big 12 and NCAA box scores, rosters, schedules and play-by-play are the preferred factual record.
A secondary source may confirm corrections, timestamps and missing fields. Conflicts are held until the official record is clear.
Percentiles, composites and analytical summaries must publish their formula, comparison universe and missing-data rule.
The public Stats Room converts a percentile score into a simpler “Top X%” label: 80th percentile becomes Top 20%, and 99th percentile becomes Top 1%. The underlying score is the percentage of qualified teams or players at or below the result; it is not the same as rank.
Expected Points Added estimates how much a play changes the expected scoring value of a possession. FTC will identify the provider, model version, game-state treatment and whether garbage time is excluded.
A shooting percentage that gives three-pointers extra credit because they are worth more than two-pointers: (field goals made + 0.5 × three-pointers made) ÷ attempts.
A blended view of available national computer rankings. The Ranking Room must show included models, weights, missing-source treatment, date and range before the composite is considered publishable.
An estimate of performance after accounting for the quality of opponents faced. Raw production belongs in Stats; opponent-adjusted interpretation belongs in Rankings and must name the model.
Lead with the measured value, comparison group and time period.
Separate evidence from inference and name plausible alternative explanations.
Flag small samples, volatile metrics, missing opponents and model disagreement.
Give broadcasters a clean line, reporters a question and players a film-room cue.
Send the page, metric, displayed value and the official source you believe should replace it. FTC will correct the record and refresh the analysis that depends on it.