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Who is Mike Riley?
I love your posts RA, can always find some quality research put into your arguments to make solid cases that most others don't put the time or effort in.
------As I previously stated, he lead the nation with an 82.95 completion % between 0-9 yds.
As a passer he was extremely limited in range. Beck knew it, and defensive coordinators that were worth a shit knew it.
Beck greatly limited him to 0-15 yds between the hash marks.
Defensive coordinators wanted to take that away and force him to beat them beyond that range.
On quick out patterns to the sidelines, If a pass was 10 yds downfield, you had to add approx. 17-20 yds from the hash to the sideline. Therefore it was approx a 27 - 30 yd pass of which he was under 13% completion percentage.
As I stated there were many pick 6's, or near pick 6's, on those sideline passes. He did not have the range or the timing.
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I'm talking about 2012---look up the stats not all of his passing were those short outs as they only made up 42% of his completions---the rest he had reasonable movement on the rest of the field.
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Like I said, only 42% of his passes were of the short variety.
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2012 Nebraska CornhuskersTaylor Martinez #3Passing Situational Statsthrough 01/07/2013
<table class="situational"><tbody><tr><td class="situation-name row-group">Own 1 To 20 Yd Ln</td><td class="row-group">11</td><td class="row-group">34</td><td class="row-group">19</td><td class="row-group">55.9</td><td class="row-group">296</td><td class="row-group">0</td><td class="row-group">2</td><td class="row-group">117.25</td><td class="row-group">74</td><td class="row-group">9</td><td class="row-group">6</td><td class="row-group">2</td></tr><tr class="even-row"><td class="situation-name">Own 21 To 39 Yd Ln</td><td>14</td><td>118</td><td>72</td><td>61.0</td><td>856</td><td>1</td><td>4</td><td>117.97</td><td>68</td><td>36</td><td>21</td><td>9</td></tr><tr><td class="situation-name">Own 40 To Opp 40 Yd Ln</td><td>14</td><td>106</td><td>71</td><td>67.0</td><td>870</td><td>1</td><td>3</td><td>133.38</td><td>42</td><td>38</td><td>22</td><td>11</td></tr><tr class="even-row"><td class="situation-name">Opp 39 To 21 Yd Ln</td><td>14</td><td>62</td><td>40</td><td>64.5</td><td>664</td><td>8</td><td>2</td><td>190.61</td><td>37</td><td>27</td><td>22</td><td>14</td></tr><tr><td class="situation-name">Opp 20 To 1 Yd Ln (RZ)</td><td>12</td><td>48</td><td>26</td><td>54.2</td><td>185</td><td>13</td><td>1</td><td>171.74</td><td>18</td><td>10</td><td>2</td><td>0</td></tr></tbody></table>-------
Who cares about your stats the above is what you are denying. That was my whole point. Does your "RA" stand for "I'm Right All the time? Apparently it does. Sometimes to the point of absurdity. Sometime awhile back you argued that if TA got up to a 55% completeion, we'd be alright. Apparently you weren't aware that's only a 3% improvement???? But in your mind it's going to make him an OK QB this year and get us more victories?
You don't like bringing TO into a conversations about Nebraska football, you always have to have the last say, and you're always right. Are you 10 or 40? Your behavior suggests 10. No worries, I'll continue to bring up counter-points to anything that you post that appears to be inaccurate. Anyone can google "facts' used to deflect, what you cannot use is history because I'm old enough to have been through it.
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I'm talking about 2012---look up the stats not all of his passing were those short outs as they only made up 42% of his completions---the rest he had reasonable movement on the rest of the field.
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Like I said, only 42% of his passes were of the short variety
Who cares about your stats the above is what you are denying. That was my whole point. No worries, I'll continue to bring up counter-points to anything that you post that appears to be inaccurate.
Those stats you just posted are "SITUATIONAL" stats. i.e. Passes thrown depending on FIELD POSITION (where the ball was spotted).
"Own" stands for Own side of the field and "Opp" stands for Opponents side of the field. Not one thing in there indicates how far the ball was in the air. The completions include YAC's. Rcvrs yds after the catch.
1st: Stands for how many times they got a 1st down when they were at that particular location on the field. It could have been 3rd and 4, 2nd and 9, 1st and 10. We don't know.
15+: Stands for "Pass completions of 15 or more yds" when they were at that particular location on the field. That number INCLUDES YAC (yds after catch). i.e. how many yds the rcvr ran before he was tackled.
25+: Stands for "Pass completions of 25 or more yds" when they were at that particular location on the field. That number includes YAC (yds after catch). i.e. how many yds the rcvr ran before he was tackled.
Those "situational" stats are an indication of what Beck was trying to do given a particular field position.
cfbstats.com - Taylor Martinez 2012 Player Statistics - Nebraska Cornhuskers
I love your posts RA, can always find some quality research put into your arguments to make solid cases that most others don't put the time or effort in.
RA lives on a $13 million ranch where he can just sit inside on his computer and look up stats all day.
-------RA lives on a $13 million ranch where he can just sit inside on his computer and look up stats all day.
For the record I don't Bolieve anything RA says
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JJM--I don't care where he lives of what he does. He know a lot about Husker ball, but it would be nice on occassion when he makes a brad based statement and someone proves him wrong, he'd just admit it and let it go.
He's the one that stated the majority of TMs passes were of the short variety. He'd didn't quality with YAC OR "situationl" passing when he made his statement. I admit, I qualified my statement as I was only discussing 2012 from the start. Even that didn't appease RA. He keeps qualifying and deflecting (to no avail). One cannot be right all the time. Based on what he initially said this time he's wrong.
RA: "In 1995 Nebraska won the Natty."
HP: "Bulllllllllllshiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit"