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SEC Total Rankings- P5 Opponents
Posted on 10/12/15 at 4:11 pm
Posted on 10/12/15 at 4:11 pm
Stolen from the SEC Rant but there are a lot of LSU that need to see this even though they will stubbornly ignore it.
Total Offense vs P5 Opponents:
1. LSU - 467.8
2. Texas A&M - 454.7
3. Alabama - 445
4. UGA - 435.3
5. Ole Miss - 411
6. Arkansas - 398.8
7. Tennessee - 389.3
8. MSU - 370
9. Vandy - 367
10. Kentucky - 336.3
11. Florida - 332.3
12. USC - 330
13. Auburn - 325.3
14. Mizzou - 298
Total Defense vs P5 Opponents
1. LSU - 300.5
2. Alabama - 305
3. Florida - 311.3
4. Kentucky - 333.3
5. Mizzou - 334.7
6. Texas A&M - 384.7
7. Georgia - 389
8. Ole Miss - 393.3
9. Auburn - 405.3
10. MSU - 414
11. Arkansas - 417.5
12. Tennessee - 419.5
13. Vanderbilt - 447
14. USC - 467.6
Total Offense vs P5 difference from opposing defenses vs P5:
1. Alabama - +57.7 yards per game
2. Ole Miss - +56.6 yards per game
3. LSU - +40.6 yards per game
4. Texas A&M - +38.2 yards per game
5. Tennessee - +27.3 yards per game
6. Georgia - +25.5 yards per game
7. MSU - +6.5 yards per game
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8. Auburn - -19.1 yards per game
9. USC - -22.2 yards per game
10. Arkansas - -25.3 yards per game
11. Vanderbilt - -30.2 yards per game
12. Kentucky - -34.9 yards per game
13. Florida - -37.9 yards per game
14. Mizzou - -72.7 yards per game
Total Defense vs P5 difference from opposing offenses vs P5:
1. Alabama - -94.4 yards per game
2. Arkansas - -61.3 yards per game
3. Florida - -47.4 yards per game
4. LSU - -37.2 yards per game
5. Texas A&M - -13.3 yards per game
6. MSU - -1.9 yards per game
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7. Mizzou - +1.8 yards per game
8. Georgia - +7.7 yards per game
9. Kentucky - +13.2 yards per game
10. Ole Miss - +13.9 yards per game
11. Auburn - +16.8 yards per game
12. Vanderbilt - +23.8 yards per game
13. Tennessee - +40.1 yards per game
14. USC - +71.8 yards per game
Takeaways:
* Alabama and LSU have done the best in consideration of opposition so far.
* Only 4 teams hold their opponents below their average AND gain more than their opponents normally allow - Alabama, LSU, Texas A&M, MSU
* Florida's 10 spots between each of the weighted rankings is the biggest difference
* Tidbit - USC opponent North Carolina played two FCS teams this year
* Vanderbilt has only played 2 P5 teams, the fewest
* South Carolina has played 5 P5 teams, the most
* LSU leads both Total stats, outgaining P5 opponents by an average of 167.3 yards per game. Alabama is second in this metric, at 140 yards per game. USC, by contrast, is being outgained by 137 yards per game.
* MSU is the last team to finish above the line in both weighted metrics.
Total Offense vs P5 Opponents:
1. LSU - 467.8
2. Texas A&M - 454.7
3. Alabama - 445
4. UGA - 435.3
5. Ole Miss - 411
6. Arkansas - 398.8
7. Tennessee - 389.3
8. MSU - 370
9. Vandy - 367
10. Kentucky - 336.3
11. Florida - 332.3
12. USC - 330
13. Auburn - 325.3
14. Mizzou - 298
Total Defense vs P5 Opponents
1. LSU - 300.5
2. Alabama - 305
3. Florida - 311.3
4. Kentucky - 333.3
5. Mizzou - 334.7
6. Texas A&M - 384.7
7. Georgia - 389
8. Ole Miss - 393.3
9. Auburn - 405.3
10. MSU - 414
11. Arkansas - 417.5
12. Tennessee - 419.5
13. Vanderbilt - 447
14. USC - 467.6
Total Offense vs P5 difference from opposing defenses vs P5:
1. Alabama - +57.7 yards per game
2. Ole Miss - +56.6 yards per game
3. LSU - +40.6 yards per game
4. Texas A&M - +38.2 yards per game
5. Tennessee - +27.3 yards per game
6. Georgia - +25.5 yards per game
7. MSU - +6.5 yards per game
***
8. Auburn - -19.1 yards per game
9. USC - -22.2 yards per game
10. Arkansas - -25.3 yards per game
11. Vanderbilt - -30.2 yards per game
12. Kentucky - -34.9 yards per game
13. Florida - -37.9 yards per game
14. Mizzou - -72.7 yards per game
Total Defense vs P5 difference from opposing offenses vs P5:
1. Alabama - -94.4 yards per game
2. Arkansas - -61.3 yards per game
3. Florida - -47.4 yards per game
4. LSU - -37.2 yards per game
5. Texas A&M - -13.3 yards per game
6. MSU - -1.9 yards per game
***
7. Mizzou - +1.8 yards per game
8. Georgia - +7.7 yards per game
9. Kentucky - +13.2 yards per game
10. Ole Miss - +13.9 yards per game
11. Auburn - +16.8 yards per game
12. Vanderbilt - +23.8 yards per game
13. Tennessee - +40.1 yards per game
14. USC - +71.8 yards per game
Takeaways:
* Alabama and LSU have done the best in consideration of opposition so far.
* Only 4 teams hold their opponents below their average AND gain more than their opponents normally allow - Alabama, LSU, Texas A&M, MSU
* Florida's 10 spots between each of the weighted rankings is the biggest difference
* Tidbit - USC opponent North Carolina played two FCS teams this year
* Vanderbilt has only played 2 P5 teams, the fewest
* South Carolina has played 5 P5 teams, the most
* LSU leads both Total stats, outgaining P5 opponents by an average of 167.3 yards per game. Alabama is second in this metric, at 140 yards per game. USC, by contrast, is being outgained by 137 yards per game.
* MSU is the last team to finish above the line in both weighted metrics.
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Posted on 10/12/15 at 4:12 pm to More beer please
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This post was edited on 1/11/21 at 12:10 am
Posted on 10/12/15 at 4:13 pm to More beer please
Fire somebody
Posted on 10/12/15 at 4:21 pm to More beer please
The two biggest issues most LSU fans have been concerned about are an anemic pass game, and a defense that gives up big plays in the second half.
Personally, I always thought the passing game had the ability to play like they did on Saturday. It was pretty easy to recognize the way the coaching staff was handling everything. EMU was actually a fluke because of a mental lapse by the receivers.
The defense is going to be just fine. We have play makers at all 3 levels, take away the inside run using only two linebackers, and play a lot of tight coverages. While I don't think we have a true shut down cover corner, most of the big plays have come when they attack a 3rd or 4th DB without safety help. Sometimes it can be scheme, other times it can be things the offense is doing to pull a defender's focus away from the guy they want to target.
Personally, I always thought the passing game had the ability to play like they did on Saturday. It was pretty easy to recognize the way the coaching staff was handling everything. EMU was actually a fluke because of a mental lapse by the receivers.
The defense is going to be just fine. We have play makers at all 3 levels, take away the inside run using only two linebackers, and play a lot of tight coverages. While I don't think we have a true shut down cover corner, most of the big plays have come when they attack a 3rd or 4th DB without safety help. Sometimes it can be scheme, other times it can be things the offense is doing to pull a defender's focus away from the guy they want to target.
Posted on 10/12/15 at 4:24 pm to harry coleman beast
Great post
Posted on 10/12/15 at 5:12 pm to More beer please
Good breakdown.
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