Data Dictionary
CFBTrack data fields, explained by route family.
The glossary explains football language. This dictionary explains what each CFBTrack field means, where it comes from, how complete it is, and where to inspect it.
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- Route families
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- Documented fields
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- Notes per field
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- 2026-05-04
- Last reviewed
Field notes
Every family page uses the same six trust fields.
Use this page when a route label is clear enough to browse, but you need a tighter explanation before citing or comparing the data.
- Field name
- Plain-English meaning
- Source category
- Coverage years
- Known limitations
- Example page
Route families
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Choose the route family closest to the page or metric you are auditing.
Team pagesProgram identity, season records, conference context, venues, recruiting summaries, roster links, draft history, and route-level team research fields.6 fieldsHistory recordsAll-time records, national title seasons, selector lists, conference-title credits, historical conference attribution, and durable program-history calculations.6 fieldsPlayer statsPlayer identity, roster context, season and weekly stat fields, leaderboard filters, and profile-level production values.8 fieldsRecruitingClass years, prospect identity, ratings, stars, hometowns, high schools, signing context, and team recruiting views.6 fieldsWeatherGame weather fields, venue matching, temperature, wind, precipitation, indoor context, and weather impact routes.6 fieldsRankingsPoll names, ranking weeks, team ranks, points, prior-rank movement, ballots, community rankings, and model context.6 fieldsNFL DraftDraft year, round, pick, college attribution, player matching, NFL team, and team-level draft production fields.6 fields