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NCAA · 2026

Current NCAA 2026 standings with 265 teams. Miami leads the table with 1 point after 1 match, followed by SMU on 1 point. The table shows wins, losses, scoring, and win percentage — essential for pre-match betting analysis.

TeamPlayedWonDrawnLostPoints For:Points AgainstPoint Diff
Atlantic Coast
1Miami11006:45-39
2SMU110024:27-3
3Virginia11008:34-26
4Duke11003:17-14
5North Carolina110010:15-5
6Pittsburgh110014:59-45
7Syracuse11003:66-63
8Virginia Tech11003:73-70
9Wake Forest110016:38-22
10Boston College000034:15+19
11California000045:24+21
12Clemson000051:10+41
13Georgia Tech000014:13+1
14Louisville000041:38+3
15Florida State110044:58-14
16Stanford110072:43+29
17NC State000034:8+26
American Athletic
1Memphis220045:69-24
2Army11003:59-56
3Navy110015:42-27
4Jerry Rice Team11003:31-28
5South Florida11009:19-10
6Temple110014:38-24
7Tulsa110010:24-14
8UTSA110016:45-29
9Charlotte000043:41+2
10East Carolina000048:10+38
11Florida Atlantic000066:21+45
12North Texas000052:16+36
13Tulane000017:3+14
14UAB000042:23+19
Big 12
1Arizona11007:35-28
2Arizona State11007:70-63
3BYU11007:63-56
4Cincinnati110015:34-19
5Colorado110013:14-1
6Houston110020:33-13
7Iowa State110010:38-28
8Kansas11006:51-45
9Kansas State11003:71-68
10Texas Tech110010:33-23
11UCF11006:73-67
12Utah110014:66-52
13West Virginia110024:31-7
14Baylor000017:16+1
15Oklahoma State000024:10+14
16TCU000015:10+5
Big Ten
1USC220026:81-55
2Illinois110023:42-19
3Indiana110016:52-36
4Iowa11000:40-40
5Maryland11000:62-62
6Michigan110012:13-1
7Michigan State110020:30-10
8Minnesota11007:59-52
9Nebraska110021:49-28
10Northwestern110018:34-16
11Ohio State11003:56-53
12Oregon110027:34-7
13Penn State11000:45-45
14Purdue110019:44-25
15UCLA110024:45-21
16Washington110010:24-14
17Rutgers000037:21+16
18Wisconsin000041:13+28
Conference USA
1Delaware11007:42-35
2Kennesaw State11000:47-47
3Middle Tennessee110014:38-24
4Jacksonville State110040:56-16
5New Mexico State110048:68-20
6Florida International000019:9+10
7Liberty000020:13+7
8Missouri State000050:0+50
9Sam Houston000024:21+3
10Western Kentucky000049:14+35
FBS Independents
1Notre Dame110013:41-28
2UConn11007:56-49
Mid-American
1Eastern Michigan110044:49-5
2Buffalo State110017:21-4
3UMass110021:37-16
4Akron000038:16+22
5Ball State000056:3+53
6Bowling Green000020:13+7
7Central Michigan000038:7+31
8Kent State000057:0+57
9Miami (OH)000059:14+45
10Ohio000049:21+28
11Toledo000030:20+10
12Western Michigan000013:12+1
13Sacramento State110028:69-41
Mountain West
1UNLV110033:42-9
2North Dakota State22007:71-64
3Air Force11000:34-34
4Nevada110014:49-35
5New Mexico11007:38-31
6San José State110063:53+10
7Northern Illinois000040:0+40
8UTEP000051:0+51
9Wyoming000035:13+22
10Hawai'i000058:33+25
Pacific-12
1Colorado State110013:35-22
2San Diego State110020:53-33
3Boise State000034:27+7
4Fresno State000039:0+39
5Oregon State000033:20+13
6Texas State000059:7+52
7Utah State000029:17+12
8Washington State000024:10+14
Southeastern Conference
1Alabama110010:48-38
2Arkansas110014:31-17
3Auburn110016:17-1
4Florida110021:66-45
5Georgia11003:63-60
6Kentucky110013:45-32
7LSU110010:51-41
8Mississippi State110013:62-49
9Missouri110014:54-40
10Oklahoma11000:51-51
11Ole Miss110038:41-3
12South Carolina11000:57-57
13Tennessee11009:56-47
14Texas11007:59-52
15Texas A&M11000:50-50
16Vanderbilt11009:28-19
Sun Belt
1Appalachian State11003:55-52
2Georgia Southern11000:31-31
3Georgia State110010:59-49
4James Madison110013:20-7
5Old Dominion110010:31-21
6Coastal Carolina000031:24+7
7Marshall000045:0+45
1Louisiana11007:38-31
2Louisiana Tech11006:80-74
3South Alabama110014:39-25
4Southern Miss11003:49-46
5Troy110021:24-3
6Arkansas State000042:24+18
7UL Monroe000062:13+49
Big Sky
1Cal Poly220051:62-11
2Montana220031:73-42
3Montana State220024:105-81
4UC Davis220041:80-39
5Northern Arizona110062:41+21
6Southern Utah110070:68+2
7Weber State110076:72+4
8Idaho State220027:67-40
9Eastern Washington110058:61-3
10Idaho0000104:48+56
11Northern Colorado000068:52+16
12Portland State000084:44+40
13Utah Tech0000117:7+110
Big South
1Lindenwood110053:52+1
2Eastern Illinois110073:35+38
3Southeast Missouri State110059:33+26
4UT Martin110043:66-23
5Western Illinois110055:75-20
6Gardner-Webb000052:30+22
7Tennessee State000089:27+62
8Charleston Southern000051:17+34
Colonial Athletic Association
1Maine110073:24+49
2Monmouth110062:45+17
3UAlbany110035:45-10
4Campbell220056:77-21
5Elon22007:80-73
6Bryant110065:27+38
7Hampton110062:45+17
8Rhode Island110045:48-3
9Stony Brook110073:70+3
10North Carolina A&T000076:17+59
11Sacred Heart000031:24+7
12New Hampshire000094:17+77
13Towson000063:33+30
UAC
1West Florida220045:76-31
2Tarleton State220043:69-26
3Austin Peay110045:44+1
4North Alabama110041:36+5
5Abilene Christian000054:24+30
6Eastern Kentucky000094:28+66
7West Georgia000071:10+61
8Central Arkansas110066:50+16
FCS Independents
1Chicago State000086:35+51
2Merrimack000076:14+62
Ivy League
1Robert Morris00000:00
2Columbia00000:00
3Cornell00000:00
4Dartmouth00000:00
5Harvard00000:00
6Pennsylvania00000:00
7Princeton00000:00
8Yale00000:00
Mid-Eastern Athletic
1South Carolina State220013:118-105
2Delaware State110056:560
3Howard110052:520
4Morgan State110077:24+53
5Norfolk State110031:66-35
6North Carolina Central110048:57-9
Northeast
2Stonehill110027:270
3Central Connecticut000059:20+39
4Duquesne000034:0+34
5Long Island University000093:27+66
6Mercyhurst000094:24+70
7New Haven110042:25+17
8Wagner110035:38-3
Missouri Valley
1Illinois State220010:117-107
2North Dakota220047:104-57
3South Dakota220043:97-54
4South Dakota State110041:88-47
5Southern Illinois110052:53-1
6Youngstown State110055:56-1
7Northern Iowa000034:24+10
8Indiana State000067:40+27
9Murray State000066:28+38
Patriot League
1Colgate220024:59-35
2Lehigh220024:80-56
3Richmond220035:63-28
4William & Mary220047:57-10
5Villanova110051:49+2
6Lafayette000056:7+49
7Georgetown000045:14+31
8Fordham000062:14+48
9Bucknell000052:30+22
10Holy Cross000070:20+50
Pioneer
1Dayton110020:43-23
2Valparaiso110013:59-46
3Butler110074:51+23
4Marist110040:48-8
5Morehead State110066:115-49
6Presbyterian110099:50+49
7St. Thomas110071:41+30
8Stetson110080:52+28
9San Diego000049:17+32
10Davidson000079:35+44
11Drake000083:45+38
Southern
1Tennessee Tech220023:62-39
2Wofford220027:59-32
3Mercer220018:85-67
4East Tennessee State110063:85-22
5Furman110059:29+30
6Western Carolina110049:64-15
7Samford000044:28+16
8VMI0000111:13+98
9Chattanooga110034:33+1
10The Citadel110083:57+26
Southland
1Stephen F. Austin220034:82-48
2Houston Christian110059:37+22
3Incarnate Word110014:76-62
4Lamar110052:28+24
5Nicholls110081:47+34
6UT Rio Grande Valley110045:60-15
7Northwestern State0000122:43+79
8McNeese110038:79-41
9East Texas A&M000067:22+45
10SE Louisiana000073:42+31
Southwestern Athletic
1Alabama State220017:64-47
2Jackson State220038:92-54
3Alabama A&M110054:62-8
4Florida A&M110038:33+5
5Bethune-Cookman000073:6+67
6Mississippi Valley State000096:10+86
1Prairie View A&M110063:82-19
2Grambling220033:97-64
3Alcorn State110056:59-3
4Arkansas-Pine Bluff110069:49+20
5Southern110045:51-6
6Texas Southern110082:56+26

Team Stats

Side-by-side performance comparison of all 265 teams in the NCAA. Memphis leads with 2 wins this season. The colour-coded heatmap highlights wins, losses, scoring, scoring difference, and win percentage — making it easy to spot the strongest and weakest teams at a glance for betting analysis.

Top Scoring Teams

Team#PlayedWonLostPoints ForPoints Against
Miami1110645
SMU21102427
Virginia3110834
Duke4110317
North Carolina51101015
Pittsburgh61101459
Syracuse7110366
Virginia Tech8110373
Wake Forest91101638
Boston College100003415
California110004524
Clemson120005110
Georgia Tech130001413
Louisville140004138
Florida State151104458
Stanford161107243
NC State17000348
Memphis182204569
Army19110359
Navy201101542
Jerry Rice Team21110331
South Florida22110919
Temple231101438
Tulsa241101024
UTSA251101645
Charlotte260004341
East Carolina270004810
Florida Atlantic280006621
North Texas290005216
Tulane30000173
UAB310004223
Arizona32110735
Arizona State33110770
BYU34110763
Cincinnati351101534
Colorado361101314
Houston371102033
Iowa State381101038
Kansas39110651
Kansas State40110371
Texas Tech411101033
UCF42110673
Utah431101466
West Virginia441102431
Baylor450001716
Oklahoma State460002410
TCU470001510
USC482202681
Illinois491102342
Indiana501101652
Iowa51110040
Maryland52110062
Michigan531101213
Michigan State541102030
Minnesota55110759
Nebraska561102149
Northwestern571101834
Ohio State58110356
Oregon591102734
Penn State60110045
Purdue611101944
UCLA621102445
Washington631101024
Rutgers640003721
Wisconsin650004113
Delaware66110742
Kennesaw State67110047
Middle Tennessee681101438
Jacksonville State691104056
New Mexico State701104868
Florida International71000199
Liberty720002013
Missouri State73000500
Sam Houston740002421
Western Kentucky750004914
Notre Dame761101341
UConn77110756
Eastern Michigan781104449
Buffalo State791101721
UMass801102137
Akron810003816
Ball State82000563
Bowling Green830002013
Central Michigan84000387
Kent State85000570
Miami (OH)860005914
Ohio870004921
Toledo880003020
Western Michigan890001312
Sacramento State901102869
UNLV911103342
North Dakota State92220771
Air Force93110034
Nevada941101449
New Mexico95110738
San José State961106353
Northern Illinois97000400
UTEP98000510
Wyoming990003513
Hawai'i1000005833
Colorado State1011101335
San Diego State1021102053
Boise State1030003427
Fresno State104000390
Oregon State1050003320
Texas State106000597
Utah State1070002917
Washington State1080002410
Alabama1091101048
Arkansas1101101431
Auburn1111101617
Florida1121102166
Georgia113110363
Kentucky1141101345
LSU1151101051
Mississippi State1161101362
Missouri1171101454
Oklahoma118110051
Ole Miss1191103841
South Carolina120110057
Tennessee121110956
Texas122110759
Texas A&M123110050
Vanderbilt124110928
Appalachian State125110355
Georgia Southern126110031
Georgia State1271101059
James Madison1281101320
Old Dominion1291101031
Coastal Carolina1300003124
Marshall131000450
Louisiana132110738
Louisiana Tech133110680
South Alabama1341101439
Southern Miss135110349
Troy1361102124
Arkansas State1370004224
UL Monroe1380006213
Cal Poly1392205162
Montana1402203173
Montana State14122024105
UC Davis1422204180
Northern Arizona1431106241
Southern Utah1441107068
Weber State1451107672
Idaho State1462202767
Eastern Washington1471105861
Idaho14800010448
Northern Colorado1490006852
Portland State1500008444
Utah Tech1510001177
Lindenwood1521105352
Eastern Illinois1531107335
Southeast Missouri State1541105933
UT Martin1551104366
Western Illinois1561105575
Gardner-Webb1570005230
Tennessee State1580008927
Charleston Southern1590005117
Maine1601107324
Monmouth1611106245
UAlbany1621103545
Campbell1632205677
Elon164220780
Bryant1651106527
Hampton1661106245
Rhode Island1671104548
Stony Brook1681107370
North Carolina A&T1690007617
Sacred Heart1700003124
New Hampshire1710009417
Towson1720006333
West Florida1732204576
Tarleton State1742204369
Austin Peay1751104544
North Alabama1761104136
Abilene Christian1770005424
Eastern Kentucky1780009428
West Georgia1790007110
Central Arkansas1801106650
Chicago State1810008635
Merrimack1820007614
Robert Morris18300000
Columbia18400000
Cornell18500000
Dartmouth18600000
Harvard18700000
Pennsylvania18800000
Princeton18900000
Yale19000000
South Carolina State19122013118
Delaware State1921105656
Howard1931105252
Morgan State1941107724
Norfolk State1951103166
North Carolina Central1961104857
Stonehill1971102727
Central Connecticut1980005920
Duquesne199000340
Long Island University2000009327
Mercyhurst2010009424
New Haven2021104225
Wagner2031103538
Illinois State20422010117
North Dakota20522047104
South Dakota2062204397
South Dakota State2071104188
Southern Illinois2081105253
Youngstown State2091105556
Northern Iowa2100003424
Indiana State2110006740
Murray State2120006628
Colgate2132202459
Lehigh2142202480
Richmond2152203563
William & Mary2162204757
Villanova2171105149
Lafayette218000567
Georgetown2190004514
Fordham2200006214
Bucknell2210005230
Holy Cross2220007020
Dayton2231102043
Valparaiso2241101359
Butler2251107451
Marist2261104048
Morehead State22711066115
Presbyterian2281109950
St. Thomas2291107141
Stetson2301108052
San Diego2310004917
Davidson2320007935
Drake2330008345
Tennessee Tech2342202362
Wofford2352202759
Mercer2362201885
East Tennessee State2371106385
Furman2381105929
Western Carolina2391104964
Samford2400004428
VMI24100011113
Chattanooga2421103433
The Citadel2431108357
Stephen F. Austin2442203482
Houston Christian2451105937
Incarnate Word2461101476
Lamar2471105228
Nicholls2481108147
UT Rio Grande Valley2491104560
Northwestern State25000012243
McNeese2511103879
East Texas A&M2520006722
SE Louisiana2530007342
Alabama State2542201764
Jackson State2552203892
Alabama A&M2561105462
Florida A&M2571103833
Bethune-Cookman258000736
Mississippi Valley State2590009610
Prairie View A&M2601106382
Grambling2612203397
Alcorn State2621105659
Arkansas-Pine Bluff2631106949
Southern2641104551
Texas Southern2651108256

Past Seasons

NCAA

Browse 5 archived seasons of the NCAA, from 2022 to 2026. Each season page includes full standings, top scorers, and match results — useful for comparing historical performance and identifying long-term betting patterns.

History

16 Mar 2025
Founded:1978Preceded by:University Division football

NCAA Division I-A football, renamed Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) in 2006, emerged from the need to separate elite college football programs from lower divisions. The formation in 1978 created a distinct tier for major universities with substantial athletic budgets and national recruiting reach. The most significant structural evolution came with the creation of the Bowl Championship Series in 1998, which attempted to match the top two teams in a national championship game. This evolved into the College Football Playoff in 2014, introducing a four-team playoff format that expanded to 12 teams beginning in 2024. Conference realignments have dramatically reshaped the competitive landscape, most notably the recent moves by Texas and Oklahoma to the SEC, and the dissolution of the Pac-12, fundamentally altering the traditional power structure that had defined college football for decades.

  1. 1978 — NCAA Division I-A established as the top tier of college football
  2. 1998 — Bowl Championship Series (BCS) created to determine national champion
  3. 2006 — Division I-A officially renamed Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)
  4. 2014 — College Football Playoff launches with four-team format
  5. 2024 — College Football Playoff expands to 12-team format

Competition Format

16 Mar 2025
Teams:134

FBS operates as a decentralized system with teams organized into 10 major conferences plus independent programs. Each team plays a 12-game regular season (plus one additional conference championship game for conference winners) from September through November. The 12-team College Football Playoff, introduced in 2024, features the six highest-ranked conference champions and six at-large selections competing in quarterfinal bowl games, with semifinals and a championship game determining the national champion. Conference championships serve as automatic qualifiers, ensuring competitive conference winners advance regardless of strength of schedule considerations.

Records

16 Mar 2025
Most titles:Yale University (18)All-time top scorer:Travis Grant, Kentucky (78 touchdowns, 1969–1971)

The 2024 College Football Playoff marked the first 12-team playoff format, expanding from the four-team model and increasing playoff opportunities for mid-major conference champions and at-large selections.

Analysis

16 Mar 2025

Current Season Analysis

The 2024 college football season culminated in a historic championship with Ohio State defeating Notre Dame 34–23 in the College Football Playoff championship game, capping off the inaugural 12-team playoff format. The Buckeyes, seeded sixth, executed a remarkable playoff run that demonstrated the expanded format's ability to elevate deserving teams. Ohio State finished the regular season with an 11-1 record and won the Big Ten Championship, accumulating 1,423 passing yards and 1,089 rushing yards through their playoff campaign. The expanded playoff format proved successful, with mid-major conference champions earning automatic berths alongside traditional powerhouses, creating compelling storylines throughout the tournament.

Oregon entered the season as the top seed with an undefeated regular season record but was upset by Ohio State in the Rose Bowl quarterfinal 41–21, despite the Ducks' dominant regular season performance. This result highlighted the unpredictability of playoff football, where momentum and matchups can overcome regular season dominance. Georgia, a perennial championship contender, finished with a 11-2 record after losing the SEC Championship game, earning an at-large bid but falling short of title aspirations. The regular season witnessed exceptional individual performances, with quarterback Drew Mestemaker of Miami leading all FBS passers with 4,379 yards, showcasing the offensive firepower present across the conference landscape.

The 2024 season demonstrated the strength and depth of FBS football, with multiple teams capable of competing at the highest level. Alabama, Texas, and LSU represented the SEC's continued dominance in the playoff, while programs like Penn State, Texas A&M, and Boise State proved competitive alternatives to traditional powerhouses. The expanded playoff format created opportunities for programs outside the traditional elite to prove themselves on the national stage, with Boise State and SMU earning playoff berths as non-Power Five conference champions, validating the selection committee's commitment to rewarding conference success.

Defensive excellence marked the 2024 season, with teams employing sophisticated schemes to counter the modern passing game. Ohio State's defensive performance in the playoffs, particularly against SMU high-powered offense, exemplified the championship-level execution required to win in January. The Buckeyes' secondary, anchored by experienced cornerbacks, consistently disrupted Oregon's timing and forced critical incompletions in key moments. This season reinforced that championship teams must excel on both sides of the ball, with defensive consistency often determining playoff outcomes.

The 2024 season also saw unprecedented player movement through the transfer portal, with several key contributors changing schools before the season. Ohio State benefited from strategic additions through the portal, acquiring defensive talent that proved crucial during their playoff run. This trend continues to reshape roster construction in college football, allowing programs to address weaknesses quickly and compelling traditional recruiting to compete with the transfer market. The expanded playoff format, combined with the transfer portal's influence, has created a more dynamic and competitive landscape where program flexibility and adaptability determine success.

NCAA FBS Historical Context and Global Significance

NCAA Division I FBS football represents the highest level of amateur athletics in the United States, with a historical legacy spanning nearly five decades since its formal establishment in 1978. The sport's evolution reflects broader changes in American collegiate athletics, from the pre-television era through the modern digital age. The transition from the Bowl Championship Series to the College Football Playoff in 2014 marked a watershed moment, introducing a playoff format that the sport had resisted for decades despite growing calls for a definitive championship mechanism. The 2024 expansion to 12 teams further democratized the playoff structure, ensuring that dominant conference champions from mid-major conferences could no longer be excluded from title consideration.

The FBS encompasses tremendous geographic and cultural diversity, with programs spread across every region of the continental United States. Historic rivalries—Ohio State vs. Michigan, Alabama vs. Auburn, Texas vs. Oklahoma—carry weight extending far beyond sports, reflecting regional pride and institutional tradition. These rivalries have shaped the competitive fabric of college football for generations, with some dating back over a century. The recent conference realignment, particularly the SEC's expansion to include Texas and Oklahoma, and the subsequent dissolution of the Pac-12, represents the most significant structural change since the BCS era, fundamentally altering traditional competitive hierarchies.

Records and Statistical Dominance

Michigan holds the all-time wins record with 1,021 victories across its program history, followed by Ohio State with 990 wins and Alabama with 985 victories. These three programs exemplify sustained excellence, with each maintaining competitive football across multiple decades. Alabama, under head coach Nick Saban from 2007 to 2023, won seven national championships in 16 seasons, establishing modern dominance unmatched in college football history. The Crimson Tide's success demonstrated the impact of elite coaching, recruiting, and organizational consistency in building championship programs.

Individual statistical records reflect the evolution of college football's offensive philosophy. Case Keenum holds the all-time passing yards record with 19,217 yards, accumulated across his career at the University of Houston. Donnel Pumphrey of San Diego State holds the rushing yards record with 6,405 yards, while Travis Grant of Kentucky leads all scorers with 78 touchdowns. These records span different eras and reflect the varying offensive schemes and rule interpretations that have shaped college football across decades. The expansion of the regular season from 11 to 12 games in recent years has created opportunities for players to accumulate greater statistical totals, though individual brilliance remains the defining characteristic of record-setting performances.

Conference Structure and Competitive Balance

The current FBS landscape features 10 major conferences: the Southeastern Conference (SEC), Big Ten, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Big 12, Pac-12, American Athletic Conference, Mid-American Conference, Sun Belt Conference, Conference USA, and the Group of Five. Additionally, several independent programs, most notably Notre Dame, compete outside the conference structure. The SEC has established itself as the dominant conference, producing multiple national champions and consistently placing the highest number of teams in the College Football Playoff. The Big Ten, historically a powerhouse, experienced a resurgence following the addition of Oregon and Washington, strengthening its competitive profile on the national stage.

Mid-major conferences have increasingly challenged the traditional power structure, with Boise State establishing itself as a consistent contender and earning playoff berths based on conference championship success. The American Athletic Conference has produced multiple bowl-eligible teams and proven competitive matchups against Power Five opponents. This competitive expansion reflects improved coaching, recruiting, and resource allocation among non-traditional powerhouses, suggesting that sustained organizational excellence can overcome historical disadvantages in recruiting and facilities investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many teams compete in the FBS?

Over 130 teams compete in NCAA Division I FBS across 10 major conferences and independent programs, making it the largest collegiate football competition in the world.

What is the College Football Playoff?

The College Football Playoff is a 12-team tournament introduced in 2024 that determines the national champion, featuring the six highest-ranked conference champions and six at-large selections competing in quarterfinal bowl games.

How does the FBS regular season work?

Each FBS team plays a 12-game regular season from September through November, followed by conference championship games for conference winners, with the top 12 teams advancing to the playoff.

Which team has won the most college football national championships?

Yale University holds the record with 18 NCAA-recognized national championships, though most were won in the early era of college football before the modern playoff system.

What are the major conferences in FBS?

The 10 major FBS conferences are: SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, Pac-12, American Athletic Conference, Mid-American Conference, Sun Belt Conference, MAC, and Conference USA, plus independent programs like Notre Dame.

How is the national champion determined?

The national champion is determined through the College Football Playoff, where 12 teams (six conference champions and six at-large selections) compete in quarterfinal bowl games, with winners advancing to semifinals and the championship game.

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