This is Part-2 where the Center of the Handicapping The Broncos actually have slightly better margins of Offensively, this is one of the more evenly matched Purdue\u2019s defensive superiority is across the board, but Contrary to the stereotype of the Pac-10, the Sun Devils ASU<\/span> has significant superiority <\/body> This is Part-2 where the Center of the Handicapping Universe Joe Duffy\u2019s GodsTips.com breaks down the statistical comparisons of the bowl games. This report entails games of Dec. 23-Dec. 27. East Carolina-Boise State Boise is much better on both sides of the ball. They get 4.9 more first downs per game on 98.6 total yards … Continue reading Bowl Breakdowns, Part 2<\/span>
\nUniverse Joe Duffy\u2019s GodsTips.com breaks down the statistical comparisons of
\nthe bowl games. This report entails games of Dec. 23-Dec. 27.
\nbetter on both sides of the ball. They get 4.9 more first downs per game on
\n98.6 total yards per game and .7 more yards per play.
\nholds their own in ball control though as the teams are dead even in rushing
\nyards per attempt. Boise gets 1.5 more passing yards per attempt but their
\npassing yards per reception is actually less than many may think, getting a
\nminimal .5 more than the Pirates.
\nadvantage on the defensive side of the ball. The
\nboys allow 5.7 fewer first downs per game, 107.7 fewer yards on .8 less yards
\nper play allowed. The superiority is pretty consistent though as they allow .4
\nless rushing yards per attempt and 1.1 less passing yards per attempt. However,
\nECU allows .2 fewer passing yards per reception.
\nhas a commanding advantage in pass completion percentage allowing 10.2 less.
\nBefore you conclude the stats say
\nshould be an even bigger chalk, note ECU protects the ball much better with a
\nturnover ratio 10 better than BSU<\/span>. Central Michigan-Purdue
\nstatistical battles. Purdue gets just .4 more first downs per game but CMU gets
\n27.4 more yards per game on .4 more yards per play. The Boilermakers get 22.2
\nmore yards per game in the air. The biggest edge is on rushing yards per
\nattempt where the Chippewas get .9 more. While Central accumulates .2 more
\npassing yards per attempt, it\u2019s Purdue earning .3 more passing yards per
\nreception.
\nnot by dominating margins. They allow 3.4 fewer first downs per game on 64.7
\nfewer total yards. They also allow .8 less yards per play. The biggest upper
\nhand is with pass defense, allowing 1.7 less passing yards per attempt and 1.3
\nless passing yards per reception and a passing percentage against of 7.9 better
\nthan CMU allows. In turnovers and rushing yards per attempt the teams are
\nnearly even.
\nslightly better overall offensively, but
\n
\namass 52 more yards per game on .8 more yards per play.
\nhas the smash mouth upper hand by a significant 1.5 more yards per rush.
\nHowever it\u2019s ASU<\/span> that accrues .4 more passing yards
\nper attempt and .7 more passing yards per reception.
\nallow 3.3 fewer first downs per game, 35.9 fewer yards and .2 less yards per
\nplay.
\nfewer yards per rush. The Longhorns get the edge in rushing yards per attempt
\nallowed by .6, but ASU<\/span> allows 1.0 passing yards per
\nattempt but
\nyards per reception allowed.
\non passing percentage allowed by 10.1 and turnover ratio by 10.
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