Does anyone know what happened to cfbdatawarehouse.com? It was a website full of all sorts of great college football historical data. It seems to have disappeared.
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CFB Data Warehouse????
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And like most owners they're using a privacy service to help shield their personal lives. I've reached out to the catchall email address on the registry offering to help out, but doubt I'll get a response.
Really wish I could have gotten in touch with them. If they weren't interested in hosting or running it, I could've thrown together a linode to dump the data on and crowdsource the maintenance of the data.
Thanks. Here is one I use: http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/alabama/#site_menu_link
and another one: http://www.cfbstats.com/
Last year, the University of Virginia shut down a historical census browser I was fond of. When I went to the site to run some numbers, the splash page said it was defunct. I literally felt like a friend had died. I was gutted.
No warning. It just died. I did not even know it was sick...
Several years ago, collegepollarchive.com, which is a collection of AP Poll info, was having issues with the Associated Press. It appeared that AP was going to have them shut down but that didn't happen. I, for one, am happy they are still around. Sure wish the same could be said of cfbdatawarehouse.
College Football Forum Guide is the link of all CFB links. Gives you access to about 99% of them, including forums. Especially forums as their name indicates.
http://www.footballforumsguide.com/?allLinks=1&newTab=1
http://www.footballforumsguide.com/?allLinks=1&newTab=1
I don't know the details, but I do know what you're talking about. The entire history of the AP poll USED to be held on soonerstats.com. You had to know where to look for it, but it was there. Then one day a few years back I'm looking for it and there's a note about a dispute going on. The cool thing is after whatever was settled it became EASIER to find the AP polls.
I bought the College Football Encyclopedia by USA Today solely to have access to weekly polls as every one since 1950 is in there, including the BCS polls once they began using those.
The funny thing is - the only time I ever went to that site was when someone here linked it.
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