kemajic said:For the season Montana had an average of 4.4 YPC vs. 3.9 YPC for opponents.SoldierGriz said:drop.
Now do it against just the teams with winning records...that's the point of the discussion.
kemajic said:For the season Montana had an average of 4.4 YPC vs. 3.9 YPC for opponents.SoldierGriz said:drop.
kemajic said:For the season Montana had an average of 4.4 YPC vs. 3.9 YPC for opponents.SoldierGriz said:drop.
kemajic said:For the season Montana had an average of 4.4 YPC vs. 3.9 YPC for opponents.SoldierGriz said:drop.
PTGrizzly said:kemajic said:For the season Montana had an average of 4.4 YPC vs. 3.9 YPC for opponents.
Much of which was boosted when they were playing bad teams. EWU at the end, for example. The team didn’t average above 4 YPC against any teams with a winning record, if I remember correctly. Can’t win a lot of games being that inefficient.
PTGrizzly said:kemajic said:For the season Montana had an average of 4.4 YPC vs. 3.9 YPC for opponents.
Much of which was boosted when they were playing bad teams. EWU at the end, for example. The team didn’t average above 4 YPC against any teams with a winning record, if I remember correctly. Can’t win a lot of games being that inefficient.
mthoopsfan said:PTGrizzly said:Much of which was boosted when they were playing bad teams. EWU at the end, for example. The team didn’t average above 4 YPC against any teams with a winning record, if I remember correctly. Can’t win a lot of games being that inefficient.
Actually, when the top running backs and Johnson weren't on the field, the average per carry went down significantly.
When the top running backs and Johnson were in the game, they averaged over 5 yards per carry.
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Truth is the offensive line was horrible, but they may have just been a victim of the poor offensive coordinator, who was fired by BH.