bowlinggreenvol
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WOW! That is impressive and we rushed for how many yards?
Just some more stats for you and the other cavemen, last three years for each coordinator:
Chaney
2015 total offense 78th; rushing 51st
2014 total offense 58th; rushing 28th
2013 total offense 103rd; rushing 38th
Debord
2015 total offense 50th; rushing 24th
2007 total offense 59th; rushing 44th
2006 total offense 36th; rushing 18th
Keep posting your idiocy, Debord outperformed them both in 5 out of 6 categories.
Comparing offensive rankings from other years doesn't prove a point when the other teams stats around you fluctuate. Arkansas avg 219.9 yards rushing in 2014 and 5.1 YPA that was apparently good enough for 28th. We averaged 218.6 this year and 4.8 YPA that's good for 24th. Those numbers aren't statistically different but who's stats are technically better and who's "ranking" is better.
You throw out rushing stats while Chaney was here, like we had a RB corp remotely comparable to what we have now. Two 5* RB and a running QB are expected to put up better rushing stats than Neal/Lane and Bray. It's no secret Chaney is known for his passing game compared to his running game, that doesn't make him a meh OC. We averaged more points and YPG under Chaney than DeBord.
Comparing stats for Pitt vs UT given the talent discrepancy and a 1st year regime to a 3rd year regime is idiocy in itself. Not to mention utilizing stats from 10 years ago. At UGA, Chaney will likely inherit the best talent he's ever worked with.
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