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Fasani's completion percentage was lower in large part because he threw many more downfield passes than most Stanford QBs of late.  Stanford was much more boom or bust on offense with Fasani, from what I remember.

Yeah, that 2001 Stanford offense reminds me a bit of Stanford's 2013 offense - didn't throw the ball a lot but when we did it tended to be well down the field.
Though in 2001 we threw a little more, more extreme down the field, and for a lower percentage. 

Yards/attempt tells you something about the efficiency of the pass game regardless of style, yds/completion says a little about type of pass game you are running.

In 2001 Fasani averaged 17.2 yds/completion [that's a big number], 8.86 yds/att.
[Lewis had half the attempts that year. He ran the same kind of offense but was less extreme. Lewis averaged 14.2 yds/completion, 7.83 yds/att]
In 2013 Hogan averaged 14.6 yds/completion, 8.92 yds/att.

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Fasani's completion percentage was lower in large part because he threw many more downfield passes than most Stanford QBs of late.  Stanford was much more boom or bust on offense with Fasani, from what I remember.

Yeah, that 2001 Stanford offense reminds me a bit of Stanford's 2013 offense - didn't throw the ball a lot but when we did it tended to be well down the field.
Though in 2001 we threw a little more, more extreme down the field, and for a lower percentage. 

Yards/attempt tells you something about the efficiency of the pass game regardless of style, yds/completion says a little about type of pass game you are running.

In 2001 Fasani averaged 17.2 yds/completion [that's a big number], 8.86 yds/att.
[Lewis had half the attempts that year. He ran the same kind of offense but was less extreme. Lewis averaged 14.2 yds/completion, 7.83 yds/att]
In 2013 Hogan averaged 14.6 yds/completion, 8.92 yds/att.