08-29-2019, 02:36 PM
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</p><p><br></p><p>I was interested by the fact our NC home games outnumbered away by 2 to 1. I assumed it was because up until this year we always had the always-home intra-state games (UCD/SJSU/etc.) along with a home-away opponent and Notre Dame (also a home-away opponent), so that would average out correctly. But in 2015 we basically had the mirror of this year with NW away and UCF at home, so matching them up we should be one game below a 2:1 ratio. But I guess that's counteracted by having the home game against KSU in 2016 where we have not had the matching away game yet.<br></p>
(08-29-2019, 01:48 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote:(08-29-2019, 11:57 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Also, we have won our last 11 home openers, and Shaw is 16-0 in home non-conference games.
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Stanford has played exactly 1 road non-conference game each of Shaw's 8 years. In those 8 games, Stanford is 3-5. Shaw is 1-3 in South Bend (officially, despite what we think about the 2012 game), has lost in Evanston and San Diego and won in West Point and Durham. Based on this history and what BC has observed, we should feel good about the Northwestern game and be very anxious about the game in Orlando.
</p><p><br></p><p>I was interested by the fact our NC home games outnumbered away by 2 to 1. I assumed it was because up until this year we always had the always-home intra-state games (UCD/SJSU/etc.) along with a home-away opponent and Notre Dame (also a home-away opponent), so that would average out correctly. But in 2015 we basically had the mirror of this year with NW away and UCF at home, so matching them up we should be one game below a 2:1 ratio. But I guess that's counteracted by having the home game against KSU in 2016 where we have not had the matching away game yet.<br></p>