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Final three game stats - Hulk01 - 12-31-2014

Encouraging, to be sure:

38-17 #54 Cal 
31-10 #21 UCLA
45-21 #55 Maryland

38 points per game (equal #12 nationally)
16 points pg allowed (#1 Mississippi 13.8; #2 Stanford 16.4)
422 yards pg (equal #56 nationally)
21-37 3rd down (59%)(#1 Georgia Tech 57%)
13-18 red zone tis (72%)(#1 USC 75.5%)
189 pass efficiency rating (#1 Oregon 185.3)

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Re: Final three game stats - martyup - 12-31-2014

So, based on this trend we want Hogan to stay, right?

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Re: Final three game stats - Hank 91 - 12-31-2014

(12-31-2014, 08:42 AM)Hulk01 link Wrote:Encouraging, to be sure:

38-17 #54 Low APR U 
31-10 #21 UCLA
45-21 #55 Maryland

38 points per game (equal #12 nationally)
16 points pg allowed (#1 Mississippi 13.8; #2 Stanford 16.4)
422 yards pg (equal #56 nationally)
21-37 3rd down (59%)(#1 Georgia Tech 57%)
13-18 red zone tis (72%)(#1 U$€ 75.5%)
189 pass efficiency rating (#1 Oregon 185.3)

Also, please note the Mississippi's ppg allowed is currently skyrocketing.

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Re: Final three game stats - stupac2 - 12-31-2014

(12-31-2014, 01:07 PM)martyup link Wrote:So, based on this trend we want Hogan to stay, right?

Anyone who honestly thought we'd be better if Hogan left was delusional. I'm not sure '09 Luck beats out '15 Hogan, it's just hard to get better than a 4-year starter.

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