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DateWednesday, July 12, 2006 at 01:21PM

CFR's brief look into eight years of turnover margin data at various BCS conferences has been a bit of a hit, being linked to by a myriad of blogs, websites and message boards.  Thanks for the visits.

I am looking to complete the final two parts (Big East, Independents) this week, and then do a little more summarizing to complete the series.

If there is a non-BCS non-independent D-I team you would like CFR to analyze, please leave a comment here and I will include that team in a future entry.

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