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*UPDATED WITH CONFERENCE RANKING*
Note That the Big 12 had 10 teams at the time, the Big East has 8 Members, and the SEC has 14

Willie Martinez (Last Year)
Auburn DB Coach
Passing Defense: 47th, 7th in SEC (UT 111th last year, 13th in SEC)
Opponent Passing Yards per Game: 226, Ranked 48th, 10th in SEC(UT 292, Ranked 116th last year, 14th in SEC)
Team Opponent Average Team Passer Rating 150, Ranked 102nd, 12th in SEC (UT 145, Ranked 91st last year, 11th in SEC)
SOS- 20th
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Willie Martinez (2011)
Oklahoma DB Coach
Opponent Passing Yards per Game: 242, Ranked 79th, Ranked 4th in the Big 12
Team Opponent Average Team Passer Rating: 116, Ranked 22nd, 3rd in the Big 12
SOS- 7th
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John Jancek (Last Year)
Cincinnati DC
Total Defense: Ranked 54th, 6th in Big East(UT 107th last year, 14th in SEC)
Redzone Defense: Ranked 12th, 1st in Big East (UT 118th last year, 14th in SEC)
Passing Defense: Ranked 89th, 8th in Big East (UT 111th last year, 14th in SEC)
Team Opponent Yards per Game: 407, Ranked 63rd, 6th in Big East (UT 490, Ranked 119th last year, 14th in SEC)
Team Opponent Yards per Play: 5.3, Ranked 45th, 5th in Big East (UT 6.3, Ranked 111th last year, 14th in SEC)
SOS- 61st
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Mike Bajakian (Last Year)
Cincinnati OC
Total Offense: Ranked 36th, 2nd in Big East (UT 18th last year, 2nd in the SEC)
Redzone Offense: Ranked 42nd, 4th in Big East (UT 29th last year, 4th in the SEC)
Team Yards per Game: 435, Ranked 37th, 2nd in Big East (UT 469, Ranked 19th, 1st in SEC)
Team Yards per Play: 6.4, Ranked 11th, 1st in Big East (UT 6.2, Ranked 18th, 3rd in SEC)
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Steve Stripling (Last Year)
Cincinnati DL Coach
Team Opponent Rushing Yards per Game: 147, Ranked 41st, 5th in Big East (UT 199, Ranked 94th last year, 13th in SEC)
Team Opponent Yards per Rush Attempt: 4, Ranked 41st, 6th in Big East (UT 5, Ranked 104th last year, 13th in SEC)
Team Sacks per Game: 2.3, ranked 42nd, 2nd in Big East (UT 1.3, Ranked 104th last year, 13th in SEC)
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Don Mahoney (Last Year)
Cincinnati OL Coach
Rushing Offense: Ranked 30th, 1st in Big East (UT Ranked 61st last year, 8th in SEC)
Sacks Allowed: Ranked 26th, 2nd in Big East (UT Ranked 5th last year, 1st in SEC)
Team Rushing Yards per Game: 196, Ranked 32nd, 1st in Big East (UT 158, Ranked 59th, 9th in SEC)
Team Yards per Rush Attempt: 5.2, Ranked 14th, 1st in Big East (UT 4.7, Ranked 37th, 6th in SEC)
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ETC.... (Last Year)
Cincinnati
Team Penalty Yards per Game: 55, Ranked 73rd, 3rd in Big East (UT 52, Ranked 62nd last year, 10th in SEC)
Team Interceptions per Game: 1.4, Ranked 17th, 2nd in Big East (UT 1, Ranked 53rd last year, 6th in SEC)
Team Interceptions Thrown per Game: 0.8, Ranked 54th, 4th in Big East (UT 1.2, Ranked 88th last year, 10th in SEC)
Team Fumbles per Game: 0.9, Ranked 9th, 2nd in Big East (UT 1.2, Ranked 31st last year, 2nd in SEC)
Team Opponent Fumbles per Game: 1.7, Ranked 34th, 1st in Big East (UT 1, Ranked 115th last year, 14th in SEC)

Random Tidbits
There were four 4 star players on Cincinnati's team last year.
The Bearcats Stadium Seats Only 35,097 :eek:
Butch Jones has never beaten a ranked team (thanks tn88volfan)
 
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Nice work, will be interesting to see how they compare next year with the Tennessee schedule..One thing that both teams have in common is they both failed to beat a ranked team. I believe the stats for UT under these new coaches will improve all around next season.
 
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Am I misreading something or does that say UT was ranked 29th last year in passing defense? If that's truly the case the entire ranking system on what makes a good passing defense needs to be completely uprooted and they need to start from scratch.
 
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chatt-townVOL said:
Am I misreading something or does that say UT was ranked 29th last year in passing defense? If that's truly the case the entire ranking system on what makes a good passing defense needs to be completely uprooted and they need to start from scratch.
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haha my mistake, fixed it
 
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It is hard to compare statistics for coaching without considering the players. I am totally convinced that I could have coached the 2012 'Bama team to at least double digit wins. It will be far more important to wait a couple of years and compare Butch Jones against the successful coaches at UT (and the not so successful). Winning in the "Big" East is a good sign. It doesn't spell instant success in the SEC ... yet, it can certainly lead to that success.
 
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Defense will be better, book it. offense may be better in the running game than we think
 
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hate to be a bubble stat burster but look at the difference in competition between cinninati and tennessee. nice write up though.
 
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Our D was at the bottom of the list in nearly all stats last year and can't get any worse showing only improvement. Everyone needs to remember that without a good OL, no offense will produce good stats. As it turns out, our OL is probably the best feature of the team this year. The D will be fine and the O will be fine, too. As far as the recruiting goes, sure we probably should have signed a few more players. bUTch and the gang will pick up a few more as time progresses. There are more good players yet unsigned who are available. I am looking forward to improvement in 2013. Go Big Orange
 
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And apparently you still like them even if they have no particular meaning or context.
 
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All I know is if we would have had any defense at all,we would have went 7-5,8-4 then a bowl game.

Part of me thinks Dooley hired sal knowing the transition on defense would cost him his job. He wanted out.
 
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mtowntim said:
That's fair.

Also, it's fair to look at the difference in talent.
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Consider this, consider that, it is pointless evaluation and comparison. Football season can't get here soon enough. I just hope that I don't wish it would end soon as in recent years (to stop the pain).

*for all of you knuckleheads that want to reply with "not a true fan", "support our boys" etc. Please pull your bottom lip over your head and swallow. Good day
 
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Why am I just now learning that CBJ has never beaten a ranked team? Didn't we just fire a guy for the same reason?
 
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fade route said:
Why am I just now learning that CBJ has never beaten a ranked team? Didn't we just fire a guy for the same reason?
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Butch Jones
2012
vs (13)Louisville lost 34-31
vs (22)Rutgers lost 10-3
2011
vs (17) West Virginia lost 24-21
2010
vs (9) oklahoma lost 31-29

It is not right to judge CBJ on his previous seasons good or bad.. The SEC is a different animal. He may do better or he may do worse. It all comes down to being able to recruit and then max out each recruits potential. Until then, there is no reason to not give him 100 percent of our support.
 
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I guess there is no real point of these stats. I know cinci isn't in the SEC so comparing is hard. I was up last night with nothing better to do so I typed something up. Apologies to the ones who see this thread as nonsense.
 
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tn88volfan said:
Butch Jones
2012
vs (13)Louisville lost 34-31
vs (22)Rutgers lost 10-3
2011
vs (17) West Virginia lost 24-21
2010
vs (9) oklahoma lost 31-29

It is not right to judge CBJ on his previous seasons good or bad.. The SEC is a different animal. He may do better or he may do worse. It all comes down to being able to recruit and then max out each recruits potential. Until then, there is no reason to not give him 100 percent of our support.
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At least he was competitive in those games. Dools' squads typically rolled over and played possum when they got behind.
 
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I'll update this putting Cincinnati's conference ranking in each category after the bball game
 
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fade route said:
At least he was competitive in those games. Dools' squads typically rolled over and played possum when they got behind.
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lol....he lost to all four of those teams by a combined total of 15 pts. DD managed to lose to Vandy...1 game... a non ranked team...by more than that.

I call that instant upgrade.
 
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I'm in the middle of making dinner. Can somebody just tell me if I should feel good or bad about this?
 
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Catbone said:
Willie Martinez (Last Year)
Auburn DB Coach
Passing Defense: 47th (UT 111th last year)
Opponent Passing Yards per Game: 226, Ranked 48th (UT 292, Ranked 116th last year)
Team Opponent Average Team Passer Rating 150, Ranked 102nd (UT 145, Ranked 91st last year)
SOS- 20th
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Willie Martinez (2011)
Oklahoma DB Coach
Opponent Passing Yards per Game: 242, Ranked 79th
Team Opponent Average Team Passer Rating: 116, Ranked 22nd
SOS- 7th
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John Jancek (Last Year)
Cincinnati DC
Total Defense: Ranked 54th (UT 107th last year)
Redzone Defense: Ranked 12th (UT 118th last year)
Passing Defense: Ranked 89th (UT 111th last year)
Team Opponent Yards per Game: 407, Ranked 63rd (UT 490, Ranked 119th last year)
Team Opponent Yards per Play: 5.3, Ranked 45th (UT 6.3, Ranked 111th last year)
SOS- 61st
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Mike Bajakian (Last Year)
Cincinnati OC
Total Offense: Ranked 36th (UT 18th last year)
Redzone Offense: Ranked 42nd (UT 29th last year)
Team Yards per Game: 435, Ranked 37th (UT 469, Ranked 19th and first in the SEC last year)
Team Yards per Play: 6.4, Ranked 11th (UT 6.2, Ranked 18th last year year)
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Steve Stripling (Last Year)
Cincinnati DL Coach
Team Opponent Rushing Yards per Game: 147, Ranked 41st (UT 199, Ranked 94th last year)
Team Opponent Yards per Rush Attempt: 4, Ranked 41st (UT 5, Ranked 104th last year)
Team Sacks per Game: 2.3, ranked 42nd (UT 1.3, Ranked 104th last year)
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Don Mahoney (Last Year)
Cincinnati OL Coach
Rushing Offense: Ranked 30th (UT Ranked 61st last year)
Sacks Allowed: Ranked 26th (UT Ranked 5th last year)
Team Rushing Yards per Game: 196, Ranked 32nd (UT 158, Ranked 59th)
Team Yards per Rush Attempt: 5.2, Ranked 14th (UT 4.7, Ranked 37th)
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ETC.... (Last Year)
Cincinnati
Team Penalty Yards per Game: 55, Ranked 73rd (UT 52, Ranked 62nd last year)
Team Interceptions per Game: 1.4, Ranked 17th (UT 1, Ranked 53rd last year)
Team Interceptions Thrown per Game: 0.8, Ranked 54th (UT 1.2, Ranked 88th last year)
Team Fumbles per Game: 0.9, Ranked 9th (UT 1.2, Ranked 31st last year)
Team Opponent Fumbles per Game: 1.7, Ranked 34th (UT 1, Ranked 115th last year)

Random Tidbits
There were four 4 star players on Cincinnati's team last year.
The Bearcats Stadium Seats Only 35,097 :eek:
Butch Jones has never beaten a ranked team (thanks tn88volfan)
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Looks like an improvement on paper at least. I wonder what Cincy's stats would looked like had they played an SEC schedule.
 
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govols105 said:
hate to be a bubble stat burster but look at the difference in competition between cinninati and tennessee. nice write up though.
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one of those teams that put up a ton of yards on us was Troy, so that argument is invalid.
 
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