Actually that isn't true

Mar 31, 2005
1:37:44pm

Sixpack

You need to look at winning percentage rather than total wins. Statisticly the games should follow a bell curve with most of them being played in the middle of the curve.

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Sixpack

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BYU Pass Efficiency (1984-2004)

Indy Coug

3/31/05 1:21pm

How does this work?

JohnnyLingo

3/31/05 1:23pm

Here is the pass efficiency formula

Indy Coug

3/31/05 1:25pm

The formula can give you some big numbers

Thrill

3/31/05 1:34pm

As it should. If you get four touchdowns from

gwalker

3/31/05 1:43pm

I think yards per attempt plays a role.

gwalker

3/31/05 1:25pm

Notice how long it takes while scrolling down

Indy Coug

3/31/05 1:28pm

It is also interesting that the most amount of

BlueLine

3/31/05 1:31pm

Try looking at winning percentage

jbcoug

3/31/05 1:35pm

Don't look at sheer number of wins by grouping

Indy Coug

3/31/05 1:35pm

Oh, that helps

BlueLine

3/31/05 1:36pm

Actually that isn't true

Sixpack

3/31/05 1:37pm

Reply and Sort this by year pls.

vegas

3/31/05 1:33pm

I'd be interested to see that as well because

BlueLine

3/31/05 1:34pm

Ask, and ye shall receive

Indy Coug

3/31/05 1:36pm

I wonder if this trend would hold true

OhioBlue

3/31/05 1:45pm

If I were counseling Bronco and Anae

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