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re: So encouraging to know that the Tigers will have a real Offense in '17
Posted on 3/15/17 at 11:04 pm to Fast Times @ LSU
Posted on 3/15/17 at 11:04 pm to Fast Times @ LSU
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During Les Miles' tenure, LSU's passing offense was better than the FBS avg only twice: 2006 and 2013. In 2005, it was right about average for the FBS. The FBS ranged from 120 to 128 teams.
Totals are a flawed metric when you're comparing lsu to team that run a lot of plays.
For example in 2013 lsu was 11th in the country in offensive yards per play but we were 105th in plays ran because we are a ball controlled offense. Being 105th in plays ran had far more to follow with our totals in 2013 than the lack of offensive production.
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In terms of total yards (season): 4 of top 8 under LM
In terms of avg yards (season): 3 of top 8 under LM
In terms of most TDs (season): 4 of top 8 under LM
Yards per play is a much more accurate stat to justify production.
Team A= 450 yards on 85 plays
Team B= 440 yards on 60 plays.
Team A would be ranked ahead in offensive yardage but it's clear team B had far more success once the ball was snapped.
Posted on 3/16/17 at 12:32 am to Rickdaddy4188
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Yards per play is a much more accurate stat to justify production.
Going back to 1994...
we average 5.8 YPP
6.9 YPP - 2013
6.7 YPP - 2015 & 2016
6.6 YPP - 2006
BTW, the last time we didn't avg at least 100 YPG rushing was 1999 (82.5 YPG rushing avg).
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