[stupac2]

'cause for him there's no place like home:

Split	Games	Attempts	Completions	Comp Pct.	Yards	Yards/Att	TDs	Ints	Rating	Att/G	Yards/G
at Home	2	24	16	66.7	193	8.0	3	1	167.14	12.0	96.5
on Road	5	120	62	51.7	769	6.4	5	3	114.25	24.0	153.8

It occurred to me while watching last night that Chryst has been terrible on the road this year (keep in mind these stats include Rice as a road game), but serviceable at home. Looking at it, I think what we're seeing is both that he's been worse on the road, but also that it hints toward the veracity of "The CTCard Theory of Offense": Chryst has far more attempts/game on the road and performs far worse with those attempts.

(As an aside, CompSci or Yvonne, could we get more buffer on table columns? Getting tables readable is a big challenge.)

[stupac2]

'cause for him there's no place like home:

Split	Games	Attempts	Completions	Comp Pct.	Yards	Yards/Att	TDs	Ints	Rating	Att/G	Yards/G
at Home	2	24	16	66.7	193	8.0	3	1	167.14	12.0	96.5
on Road	5	120	62	51.7	769	6.4	5	3	114.25	24.0	153.8

It occurred to me while watching last night that Chryst has been terrible on the road this year (keep in mind these stats include Rice as a road game), but serviceable at home. Looking at it, I think what we're seeing is both that he's been worse on the road, but also that it hints toward the veracity of "The CTCard Theory of Offense": Chryst has far more attempts/game on the road and performs far worse with those attempts.

(As an aside, CompSci or Yvonne, could we get more buffer on table columns? Getting tables readable is a big challenge.)

[Sea Loon]

My feeling is that the entire team's home/away performance split is even more pronounced this year than usual, but I don't know I can easily rustle up the stats to prove it, or compare it to our previous teams or other teams.

Or, I should say, it feels like the offense is particularly prone to home/away performance issues. The defense, save being beat by a healthy USC firing-on-all-early-season-cylinders, has felt more consistent, even if consistent means me gritting my teeth every time the other team decides to run the ball.

[Sea Loon]

My feeling is that the entire team's home/away performance split is even more pronounced this year than usual, but I don't know I can easily rustle up the stats to prove it, or compare it to our previous teams or other teams.

Or, I should say, it feels like the offense is particularly prone to home/away performance issues. The defense, save being beat by a healthy USC firing-on-all-early-season-cylinders, has felt more consistent, even if consistent means me gritting my teeth every time the other team decides to run the ball.

[washingtonismoney]

My feeling is that the entire team's home/away performance split is even more pronounced this year than usual, but I don't know I can easily rustle up the stats to prove it, or compare it to our previous teams or other teams.

Or, I should say, it feels like the offense is particularly prone to home/away performance issues. The defense, save being beat by a healthy U$C firing-on-all-early-season-cylinders, has felt more consistent, even if consistent means me gritting my teeth every time the other team decides to run the ball.

I dunno about all that. The defense has been mediocre overall this year; it's benefitted from substantial turnovers luck.

But, yes, broadly the road performances have been poor all year. I'd rank them thusly:
GOOD: none
SOLID: Utah
AVERAGE: None
POOR: SDSU, SC
AWFUL: OSU

In the past, of course, Stanford's had several good or great road performances (2012 Oregon, 2013 Pac-12 champ game @ ASU, 2015 @ SC, to name a few off the top of my head). This year has been notable for the sheer odor of underperformance.

[washingtonismoney]

My feeling is that the entire team's home/away performance split is even more pronounced this year than usual, but I don't know I can easily rustle up the stats to prove it, or compare it to our previous teams or other teams.

Or, I should say, it feels like the offense is particularly prone to home/away performance issues. The defense, save being beat by a healthy U$C firing-on-all-early-season-cylinders, has felt more consistent, even if consistent means me gritting my teeth every time the other team decides to run the ball.

I dunno about all that. The defense has been mediocre overall this year; it's benefitted from substantial turnovers luck.

But, yes, broadly the road performances have been poor all year. I'd rank them thusly:
GOOD: none
SOLID: Utah
AVERAGE: None
POOR: SDSU, SC
AWFUL: OSU

In the past, of course, Stanford's had several good or great road performances (2012 Oregon, 2013 Pac-12 champ game @ ASU, 2015 @ SC, to name a few off the top of my head). This year has been notable for the sheer odor of underperformance.