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What might be an interesting stat is PPD on drives started on your side of the 50.  That would strike me as a decent indicator of whether an O can consistently put together scoring drives.  (Given the number of 50+ yard runs by Love, I suspect Stanford would still do reasonably well by this metric).

Stanford is ninth in the country on points per drive: https://twitter.com/SolidVerbal/status/9...6526789632
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Per drive stats are better, but harder to find.

Brian(?) Fremeau of FEI fame has a nice site that eventually puts up all sorts of per drive stats.
http://www.bcftoys.com/
Unfortunately, at this time only total FEI is available, and none of the detailed breakdown stats for 2017.


By the way, FEI loves Stanford. #8 in the country in total FEI right now. Oregon at #18 is rather high as well.
Not sure I entirely see the why of that.

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[quote author=teejers1 link=topic=17659.msg205778#msg205778 date=1507750301]
What might be an interesting stat is PPD on drives started on your side of the 50.  That would strike me as a decent indicator of whether an O can consistently put together scoring drives.  (Given the number of 50+ yard runs by Love, I suspect Stanford would still do reasonably well by this metric).

Stanford is ninth in the country on points per drive: https://twitter.com/SolidVerbal/status/9...6526789632
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Per drive stats are better, but harder to find.

Brian(?) Fremeau of FEI fame has a nice site that eventually puts up all sorts of per drive stats.
http://www.bcftoys.com/
Unfortunately, at this time only total FEI is available, and none of the detailed breakdown stats for 2017.


By the way, FEI loves Stanford. #8 in the country in total FEI right now. Oregon at #18 is rather high as well.
Not sure I entirely see the why of that.