Back in the late summer, when it looked like there would be no Big Ten football and perhaps no college football at all, I decided to run a simulation of the full, original college football season as a fun experiment. As a first pass, this simulation provided good odds and statistics about how the original schedule would have played out. As a second pass, it provided a large number of potential snap shots of that aborted season.
As an exercise, I decided to select a single full season simulation result and I started “reporting” on that result back in the fall.