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When we score in buckets, people are gonna pass more too and be one dimensional. it even tricked Saban, who thought they had so many passing yards he didn't need to run the ball at the end of the game..Keep doing what we’re doing stopping the run, it’ll eventually get teams out of rhythm of passing more. I think Kentucky and Georgia, especially Georgia likes to run the ball more, get them out of their comfort zone all game, and it’ll be a glorious day for us in both games.
101 Memphis 7 515 2937 5.70 26 28 419.6
102 ULM 7 470 2949 6.27 28 34 421.3
103 Michigan St. 7 499 2956 5.92 24 24 422.3
104 Tennessee 6 466 2552 5.48 16 17 425.3
105 Middle Tenn. 7 526 2985 5.67 28 30 426.4
106 Florida 7 504 3005 5.96 23 24 429.3
107 UTSA 7 514 3008 5.85 23 25 429.7
108 Indiana 7 544 3013 5.54 26 28 430.4
109 SMU 6 455 2592 5.70 22 22 432.0
110 Oklahoma St. 6 478 2624 5.49 21 21 437.3
But it doesn’t seem like it does it? Is this true?![]()
This is total D. Scoring D ultimately matters more and our ranking in scoring D is much better, though I’m sure it took a hit Saturday.101 Memphis 7 515 2937 5.70 26 28 419.6
102 ULM 7 470 2949 6.27 28 34 421.3
103 Michigan St. 7 499 2956 5.92 24 24 422.3
104 Tennessee 6 466 2552 5.48 16 17 425.3
105 Middle Tenn. 7 526 2985 5.67 28 30 426.4
106 Florida 7 504 3005 5.96 23 24 429.3
107 UTSA 7 514 3008 5.85 23 25 429.7
108 Indiana 7 544 3013 5.54 26 28 430.4
109 SMU 6 455 2592 5.70 22 22 432.0
110 Oklahoma St. 6 478 2624 5.49 21 21 437.3
But it doesn’t seem like it does it? Is this true?![]()
UT has played the #3, #6, and #7 O's in the SEC. Ball St is 3rd in the MAC. Akron is terrible at 9th. Pitt is currently 8th in the ACC. Competition matters. While YPG may not be great... it should improve over the last few games.101 Memphis 7 515 2937 5.70 26 28 419.6
102 ULM 7 470 2949 6.27 28 34 421.3
103 Michigan St. 7 499 2956 5.92 24 24 422.3
104 Tennessee 6 466 2552 5.48 16 17 425.3
105 Middle Tenn. 7 526 2985 5.67 28 30 426.4
106 Florida 7 504 3005 5.96 23 24 429.3
107 UTSA 7 514 3008 5.85 23 25 429.7
108 Indiana 7 544 3013 5.54 26 28 430.4
109 SMU 6 455 2592 5.70 22 22 432.0
110 Oklahoma St. 6 478 2624 5.49 21 21 437.3
But it doesn’t seem like it does it? Is this true?![]()
As stated elsewhere, our opponents have to pass a lot to catch up to us, and have plenty of time to do so, thus we give up a lot of yards.
Points are better (though still not so great), and are what really matter.
Think of it this way...we play so fast and score so many points, that the other team gets a lot more plays on offense.
Yards per play is much more revealing.
We are 61st in yards per play. Not great, but not awful. Definitely could be better, but I will take it, we are 6-0 baby!
That's total defense.
our rush defense is like 14th or something like that.
our pass defense is bad. don't look it up.
Scoring defense - points allowed is 43rd.
Exactly we're the #12 ranked red zone defense.It’s a misleading stat. We have a “bend but don’t break” defense. We give up a lot of yards between the 20’s, but those yards aren’t always converted to points. We are solid in the red zone and force teams to try for FGs instead of TDs. It’s a strategy… Every team is going to try to control the clock and the time of possession against us. They all think that’s the formula for beating us. And that’s where our perceived weakness becomes a strength. We focus on stopping the run because run plays keep the clock running. We force them to throw the ball, and they pick up a lot of yards in doing so. You’re always going to pick up passing yards when you throw 50 times per game. So I don’t even pay attention to those “yards allowed” numbers. They’re always going to be high. As long as we keep them from scoring touchdowns, I don’t care if they have 1,000 yards a game. Yards don’t equal points.
Bingo! Hammer meet nail! How about this stat 6-0 baby!!!!!GBO!!!!!It’s a misleading stat. We have a “bend but don’t break” defense. We give up a lot of yards between the 20’s, but those yards aren’t always converted to points. We are solid in the red zone and force teams to try for FGs instead of TDs. It’s a strategy… Every team is going to try to control the clock and the time of possession against us. They all think that’s the formula for beating us. And that’s where our perceived weakness becomes a strength. We focus on stopping the run because run plays keep the clock running. We force them to throw the ball, and they pick up a lot of yards in doing so. You’re always going to pick up passing yards when you throw 50 times per game. So I don’t even pay attention to those “yards allowed” numbers. They’re always going to be high. As long as we keep them from scoring touchdowns, I don’t care if they have 1,000 yards a game. Yards don’t equal points.