offshore1509
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If the OU-Bama game comes down to the kicking game (FGs) edge goes to OU. That's about the only edge OU has though.
So, your saying there's a chance?
If the OU-Bama game comes down to the kicking game (FGs) edge goes to OU. That's about the only edge OU has though.
So, your saying there's a chance?
Depends on the passing game. Statistically OU and Bama both are very close in the running game, but the passing game belongs to Bama.
Depends on the passing game. Statistically OU and Bama both are very close in the running game, but the passing game belongs to Bama.
Rushing S&p:
OU: 30th
Bama 10th
On defense
Bama: #2
OU: #68
that is brutal
Rushing S&p:
OU: 30th
Bama 10th
On defense
Bama: #2
OU: #68
that is brutal
What are you looking at?
Rushing Defense:
Bama: 11th 108 yd/game
OU: 27th 138 yd/game
Not that much difference really.
Rushing Offense:
Bama: 21st 212 yd/game
OU: 18th 235 yd/game
Again not much difference.
But passing, OU really doesn't come close.
LMAO! The Bama vs Ou threads are going to epic if this is how we are starting!So, your saying there's a chance?
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adjusts for SOS. I think using the eye test you would probably agree more with the S&P numbers.
LMAO! The Bama vs Ou threads are going to epic if this is how we are starting!
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adjusts for SOS. I think using the eye test you would probably agree more with the S&P numbers.
I'd just let it slide instead you opened yourself up to Big 12 comparisons, BCS performance comparisons and then head to head like what Texas did to you and what Ole Miss did to Texas.What else am I going to say?
If you say so. But whose SOS formula are they using, there are only about 50 of them in existence. That being said, 10-2 doesn't happen by accident, it'll be closer than most think in my opinion.
If you say so. But whose SOS formula are they using, there are only about 50 of them in existence. That being said, 10-2 doesn't happen by accident, it'll be closer than most think in my opinion.
Opponent adjustments: Success Rate and PPP combine to form S&P, an OPS-like measure for football. Then each team's S&P output for a given category (Rushing/Passing on either Standard Downs or Passing Downs) is compared to the expected output based upon their opponents and their opponents' opponents. This is a schedule-based adjustment designed to reward tougher schedules and punish weaker ones.
Not quite SOS, I used that to simplify it.
Opponent adjustments: Success Rate and PPP combine to form S&P, an OPS-like measure for football. Then each team's S&P output for a given category (Rushing/Passing on either Standard Downs or Passing Downs) is compared to the expected output based upon their opponents and their opponents' opponents. This is a schedule-based adjustment designed to reward tougher schedules and punish weaker ones.
Not quite SOS, I used that to simplify it.
-So playing Ga. State was tougher than someone on OU's schedule? Please, KU would win that game.
-I'm sure an opponent's ranking gets entered in there somewhere.
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it does not. Basically opponent X's offense does 5 yards per carry on the yr. They do 4 vs you, so you get a positive data pt. If opponent Y averages 2.5 and you give up 3, you get a negative. Nothing to do with rankings. Keep in mind I simplifying this.
-The combined record of Bama opponents 73--70
The combined record of OU's opponents 74--72