According to the Fremeau Efficiency Index, Georgia Tech has a 70 percent chance of finishing the 2016 football season at either 6-6, 7-5, and 8-4 -- good enough for a bowl berth. In simplest terms, the FEI is a "rating system based on opponent-adjusted drive efficiency" which can supposedly be a solid indicator of a team's success. However, it's no surprise that the formula has apparently had trouble projecting Tech's record over the past few seasons given the extreme nature of those past two outcomes. After all, the Jackets set a record for offensive efficiency in 2014 only to follow up with a historically awful season in 2015, at least relative to the offenses that Paul Johnson generally fields.
Technical Tidbits 8/29: Kallon awaits homecoming in Europe, Miami dismisses best defenders
