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Watching the games without also examining the statistics can lead to false impressions.

Right, because the actual game itself can give false impressions...of...

Let me put it this way: look at the run/pass play ratio in Stanford's offensive playcalling by quarter.  Compare that to Baylor's.  I absolutely know that Baylor threw more often and for more yards than Stanford in the second half because Baylor kept on having to come from behind to win, and sometimes it was by large margins.  Guess RG3 didn't have to show up in the first half of every game to earn that Voldemort.  And being down early to Kansas?

[fullmetal]

Watching the games without also examining the statistics can lead to false impressions.

Right, because the actual game itself can give false impressions...of...

Let me put it this way: look at the run/pass play ratio in Stanford's offensive playcalling by quarter.  Compare that to Baylor's.  I absolutely know that Baylor threw more often and for more yards than Stanford in the second half because Baylor kept on having to come from behind to win, and sometimes it was by large margins.  Guess RG3 didn't have to show up in the first half of every game to earn that Voldemort.  And being down early to Kansas?