This is Part-4 where the Center of the Handicapping Offensively, the pure numbers could not be closer as Defensively, the Crimson Tide permits 48.7 less yards per Air Force gets 148.8 more rushing yards per game and On defense, Air Force allows 16.8 less rushing yards per Air Force allows a completion percentage of 5.8 less and USF<\/span> leads in every major On the other side of the ball, Tech allows 99.5 less total On offense it\u2019s FSU allows 39.8 less total yards per game, though On defense, the Cowboys allow 2.2 less first downs per game Clemson gets 2.7 more first downs per game, 50.3 more Clemson also leads in most defensive classifications but <\/body> This is Part-4 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. 30-Dec. 31. Colorado-Alabama Offensively, the pure numbers could not be closer as Colorado gets 6.0 more yards per game on .1 more yards per play. Defensively, the … Continue reading Bowl Breakdowns, Part 4<\/span>
\nUniverse Joe Duffy\u2019s GodsTips.com breaks down the statistical comparisons of
\nthe bowl games. This report entails games of Dec. 30-Dec. 31.Colorado-Alabama
\ngets 6.0 more yards per game on .1 more yards per play.
\ngame on .7 fewer yards per play. While the Buffs allow .2 less rushing yards
\nper play,
\nrushing yards per attempt and .5 less passing yards per attempt. They have the
\nturnover ratio edge by eight. Air
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\nmore 97.2 passing yards per game. The Falcons accumulate .5 more rushing yards
\nper attempt and .5 more passing yards per attempt as well as completing 4.3
\npercent more of their passes.
\ngame but the Golden Bears have the upper hand in passing yards allowed by 28.8
\nper game. The Falcons allow .7 less rushing yards per attempt but the Bears
\npermit .5 less passing yards per attempt.
\nthey have a turnover margin of seven better than
\nOregon-South <\/span>
\n3.7 more first downs per game and 39.6 more yards.
\nthough gets 11.2 more passing yards per game. While the Ducks gets .8 more
\nrushing yards per attempt,
\npassing yards per attempt and .6 more per catch.
\ncategory on defense, but not overwhelmingly. They allow 57.8 less total yards
\nper game and .7 less per play. The biggest edge is the Bulls allowing 1.4 less
\npassing yards per reception. USF<\/span> also has a turnover
\nratio of eight better. Fresno State-Georgia
\nTech
\nslight edges on offense. They get 21 more total yards per game on .3 more yards
\nper play. Tech gets .1 more rushing yards per attempt while
\naccrues 1.1 more passing yards per attempt, yet the Yellow Jackets .9 more
\npassing yards per reception. The Bulldogs have a huge edge completing 12.6 more
\npercent of their pass attempts.
\nyards per game on .9 less yards per play. The Yellow Jackets have a humungous
\nedge allowing 2.2 less rushing yards per attempt, but the Bulldogs allow .7
\nless passing yards per attempt and 1.9 less passing yards per reception. Florida
\nState-Kentucky
\nin most major categories except passing yards per reception where the
\n78.6 per game, .5 more yards per play, and
\nget a phenomenal 7.8 more first downs per game.
\npermits 35.8 less passing yards per game. FSU has a considerable edge of 1.2 on
\nrushing yards per attempt, but
\nis superior by 1.0 passing yards per reception
\ngets 89.9 more total yards per game on .9 more yards per play. The biggest
\nedges are on rushing yards per attempt, where OSU<\/span>
\ngets the checkmark by 1.2 and passing yards per reception by 2.3. The Hoosiers
\nthough complete 2.5 more percent of their pass attempts.
\nbut the Hoosiers 49.1 less total yards per game.
\npermits .9 less yards per play. The Hoosiers pass defense is much better,
\nallowing 1.4 less passing yards per attempt and per catch as well as permitting
\na completion percentage of 4.8 less. Auburn-Clemson
\ntotal yards per game on .7 more yards per play. The SEC Tigers though gets .8
\nmore passing yards per reception. Clemson completes a considerable 8.9 more
\npercent of their passes.
\nmodestly. They allow 25.1 less total yards per game, but are dead even in yards
\nper play. Clemson has a turnover margin of 10 better.
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