RE: Hiding in these stats

Nov 15, 2024
12:40:48pm

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Crazy stat to look at that explains why we win tomorrow.

VenomFarmer

12:30pm

I’ll have what you’re having

macdizzle

12:31pm

Interesting, that is a new one for me.

acadian8

12:32pm

Hiding in these stats

VenomFarmer

12:34pm

So that means they are methodically getting their points?

Six Foot Seven

12:39pm

They are efficient with their quality possessions.

VenomFarmer

12:54pm

It means that Kansas has fewer possessions that would be deemed "quality

cougarfan84

12:57pm

Grimes was always good at red zone

Cooouuugs

2:44pm

RE: Hiding in these stats

benny1982

12:40pm

I don't understand this chart. Can someone explain it?

acadian8

12:44pm

Specifically, what does "regularized" mean?

acadian8

12:46pm

RE: Specifically, what does "regularized" mean?

benny1982

12:47pm

Explosive or Big Play equals 15+ yard run and 30+ yard pass or something like

Six Foot Seven

12:37pm

Here are the actual definitions

VenomFarmer

1:04pm

What's the difference between Eckel Rate and Eckel Ratio?

JuicyJam

1:17pm

The Rice Eckel rate was certainly in our favor.

sah22

12:44pm

Eckel ratio. Urkel ratio. Doesn’t matter. BYU by 14.

RootieBoy

12:45pm

Eckel rate isn't about how often you have a big or explosive play (though those

cougarfan84

12:54pm

I'm not surprised to see our points per eckel a bit above 3

ryebrye

1:05pm

I've heard all those terms used interchagebly.

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