Not in modern day football. What was the expected completion percentage? What were the air yards? What was the game situation? For example...
I have no idea what this means. UT and USC are exactly what the data says they should be. Extrapolating a good finish without the data to back it...
….are we in bizarro world? Do we really now think 9th of 14 in QBR in the SEC is good? That is exactly where I’d said he’d be Are we now...
I’ve never moved the goalposts. His results determine his job security and he is always going to get 3 seasons. You have to be pretty damn...
So? We had almost unbelievably low air yards. Completion percentage is a surface level stat with no context if you don’t do the research
Actually I was banned for defending myself against Skinks constant personal attacks. Luckily I was able to find a much more analytical respectful...
It is so weird. It’s like we are expected to have purged 2022 and 2023 Utah from our minds and replaced them with great games. It’s pure...
W/L record, positional rankings, etc. We both can agree if Napier starts winning or even if the team becomes more competitive then he won’t have...
For sure. But I do not view myself as negative or even positive. From an analytical perspective I just view it as it is. The data is what it is....
He is the program leader, those are his choices. LSU, Colorado, USC all had their own major challenges. LSU had like 30 scholarship players. His...
So far it’s better. It’s just a fact. I know you have an anti AR agenda (hopefully not racist) but it would serve you well just to accept facts....
Im an analyst/researcher at heart I’m obviously rooting for the Gators, but yes I love prognosticating about what should happen if something...
They account for the game situation (score, time, quality of opponent, etc). Plus the funny thing is you described 2023 Utah
What? I was responding to someone saying the 2022 offense was not good. That is false. They were top 25. We obviously do not know if 2023 will be...