Anybody else kind of hate this? Looking for a statistical pattern, and then

Oct 13, 2015
2:42:46pm

QBarrister

using it as a goal? It is almost as if Bronco is totally fine with long, sustained drives that end in field goals, because teams have a hard time scoring 24 points that way.

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What was Hawkins' mixed-up stat on BYU's goal re. number of points scored?

Tricky

10/13/15 2:18pm

He was trying to say that Bronco's goal...

Cougar Insider

10/13/15 2:19pm

Quick perusal of ESPN shows that, under Bronco, BYU is...

Cougar Insider

10/13/15 2:34pm

Our opponent held us below 24 points in most of those losses, so the metric held

fulano

10/13/15 3:58pm

Bronco's goal is for both O and D, though. It goes both ways.

rggee

10/13/15 2:41pm

No, he is right. 24 points is the goal for the offense to score, minimum

Jericho

10/13/15 2:21pm

We win ALL games if we meet both. I assume we win most games if we meet either?

Tricky

10/13/15 2:37pm

yes

Jericho

10/13/15 2:40pm

BYU's goals:

ZooBlue

10/13/15 2:27pm

I'm looking for the stats to back this up, but I believe that

BlueSage

10/13/15 2:33pm

Its true for us this year. In our 2 losses we scored 23 and 0

Tricky

10/13/15 2:35pm

I believe Bronco and his staff did this research on their own and that is how

Jericho

10/13/15 2:35pm

Anybody else kind of hate this? Looking for a statistical pattern, and then

QBarrister

10/13/15 2:42pm

Uhhh... no

Jericho

10/13/15 2:45pm

I prefer picking my goals out of a hat

StantonMac

10/13/15 2:56pm

As long as they aren't making in game decisions based only on that number.

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