Oct 23, 2019
11:37:46am
11:37:46am
Our defense has allowed fewer points per drive than the opponent’s average in regulation in every game except Washington
The offense has only scored more than the average points per drive that an opponent has given up once (Boise).
We can look at all the stats and details we want but they only contribute to one thing: final score.
The offense needs to score points and the defense needs to prevent the opponent from scoring.
When one is bigger than they other, you win.
The defense is doing better than average against our competition in limiting their points in almost every game.
The offense is doing worse than average against our competition in almost every game.
The end
We can look at all the stats and details we want but they only contribute to one thing: final score.
The offense needs to score points and the defense needs to prevent the opponent from scoring.
When one is bigger than they other, you win.
The defense is doing better than average against our competition in limiting their points in almost every game.
The offense is doing worse than average against our competition in almost every game.
The end
Originally posted on Oct 23, 2019 at 11:37:46am
Message modified by mvtoro on Oct 23, 2019 at 11:44:13am
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BTW, 29.7 ppg would have been 81st in the nation last year. So when saying "historically bad" that's a bit hyperbolic
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