When we remove the outliers, we run better in the 4Q compared to 3Q.

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Oct 13, 2015
9:00:39am

ChinoCoug

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ChinoCoug

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Does Anae's strategy of sustaining the run even when it doesn't yield results in

ChinoCoug

10/13/15 7:53am

This isn't an Anae strategy, it's football 101

StantonMac

10/13/15 8:04am

We only care about Nate Carter's stats; never even heard of those other RBs.

WhyKnot

10/13/15 8:06am

An important factor is what it takes to stop the run.

mudpupper

10/13/15 8:18am

but but but...runs up the middle!

Cougarclaw

10/13/15 8:19am

True, we run for more YPC in 2nd half. But why? Can't prove why from that data

jkccoug

10/13/15 8:29am

Anything but giving Anae credit...typical CB'ers...SMH

cougrfan70

10/13/15 8:39am

I think you misinterpreted. My point was only a statistical point, not a

jkccoug

10/13/15 9:12am

When we remove the outliers, we run better in the 4Q compared to 3Q.

ChinoCoug

10/13/15 9:00am

I think you have to run a certain amount to see how the D is playing the run

hansel

10/13/15 9:09am

Completely agree. Which could explain the increase in YPC

jkccoug

10/13/15 9:13am

You could also attribute this to the defense having to respect our passing game

Y2k

10/13/15 10:58am

There is correlation, but you can't prove causation just by these stats

morningcalmcougar

10/13/15 8:26pm

Statistically, I believe most teams run better in the 4th Qtr regardless

RUNBYU1

10/14/15 6:53am

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