Of course, the point would be to see if there was a descrepency in % of teams total targets both CBs are facing. I guess it's possible jd's cb sees more targets because his team has faced a lot more passing than C-Town.
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Originally posted by beenlurken
Of course, the point would be to see if there was a descrepency in % of teams total targets both CBs are facing. I guess it's possible jd's cb sees more targets because his team has faced a lot more passing than C-Town.
It could also be that QBs see less of a threat in bolick's CBs because they weak.
Of course, the point would be to see if there was a descrepency in % of teams total targets both CBs are facing. I guess it's possible jd's cb sees more targets because his team has faced a lot more passing than C-Town.
It could also be that QBs see less of a threat in bolick's CBs because they weak.
Originally posted by reddogrw
the total passing attempts will be greater than the total cb targets
lol
the total passing attempts will be greater than the total cb targets
lol
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
More delusion and attempts to distort the truth by bolick.
Having fewer plays doesn't change the fact that Hood rushes a lot more than they pass, which is what reddog pointed out. Again, 11th in rush attempts and 27th in pass attempts. It's weird how you keep accusing others of doing exactly what you are. I guess that's the way your subconscious deals with your behavior, by projecting it onto others.
More delusion and attempts to distort the truth by bolick.
Having fewer plays doesn't change the fact that Hood rushes a lot more than they pass, which is what reddog pointed out. Again, 11th in rush attempts and 27th in pass attempts. It's weird how you keep accusing others of doing exactly what you are. I guess that's the way your subconscious deals with your behavior, by projecting it onto others.
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Originally posted by chronoaug
Yea, when you play good defense and win time of possession 40-20 consistently and are ahead in the 4th quarter with the other team having lower morale, it's easy to rack up the runs.
Speaking of. When you run as much as alpine, even your QB starts to think that passes are supposed to look like runs. Commitment to the run means your QB blocking people while the ball is in the air still
http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=2038168&pbp_id=5722491
Shoulda been a pancake.He has a Guards mentality at heart tbh.
Yea, when you play good defense and win time of possession 40-20 consistently and are ahead in the 4th quarter with the other team having lower morale, it's easy to rack up the runs.
Speaking of. When you run as much as alpine, even your QB starts to think that passes are supposed to look like runs. Commitment to the run means your QB blocking people while the ball is in the air still
http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=2038168&pbp_id=5722491
Shoulda been a pancake.He has a Guards mentality at heart tbh.
Originally posted by jdbolick
Having fewer plays doesn't change the fact that Hood rushes a lot more than they pass, which is what reddog pointed out. Again, 11th in rush attempts and 27th in pass attempts. It's weird how you keep accusing others of doing exactly what you are. I guess that's the way your subconscious deals with your behavior, by projecting it onto others.
There you go throwing out numbers without giving them any context. Hood averages 10 more rush attempts per game than pass attempts. First, that difference isn't a lot. Second, since they are a better team than most, they usually have the incentive to run the ball late in the game in order to run out the clock. If you actually paid attention to the game and tried to figure out what those numbers mean, you'd see that Hood runs the ball much more in the 4th quarter because they tend to go into that quarter ahead and are attempting to protect the lead. That is basic football strategy and has nothing to do with trying to abuse the sim. The discrepancy in the pass to run ratio is easily explained by understanding that Hood plays well enough using a mostly balanced offense in the first three quarters to use the run game to control the clock in the fourth quarter.
Once again:
Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
More delusion and attempts to distort the truth by bolick.
Having fewer plays doesn't change the fact that Hood rushes a lot more than they pass, which is what reddog pointed out. Again, 11th in rush attempts and 27th in pass attempts. It's weird how you keep accusing others of doing exactly what you are. I guess that's the way your subconscious deals with your behavior, by projecting it onto others.
There you go throwing out numbers without giving them any context. Hood averages 10 more rush attempts per game than pass attempts. First, that difference isn't a lot. Second, since they are a better team than most, they usually have the incentive to run the ball late in the game in order to run out the clock. If you actually paid attention to the game and tried to figure out what those numbers mean, you'd see that Hood runs the ball much more in the 4th quarter because they tend to go into that quarter ahead and are attempting to protect the lead. That is basic football strategy and has nothing to do with trying to abuse the sim. The discrepancy in the pass to run ratio is easily explained by understanding that Hood plays well enough using a mostly balanced offense in the first three quarters to use the run game to control the clock in the fourth quarter.
Once again:
Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
More delusion and attempts to distort the truth by bolick.
Edited by Longhornfan1024 on May 10, 2012 09:36:36
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Originally posted by JT_HOOD
Originally posted by reddogrw
the total passing attempts will be greater than the total cb targets
lol
I suppose you could include sacks as pass attempts in terms of playcalling (not qb stats)
Originally posted by reddogrw
the total passing attempts will be greater than the total cb targets
lol
I suppose you could include sacks as pass attempts in terms of playcalling (not qb stats)
Originally posted by IIAMLEGEND
Why all this mad about the run game
bolick is just mad that I keep proving him to be delusional, dishonest, and downright wrong (alliteration ftw) in both this thread and the CB thread in the main forum.
Why all this mad about the run game
bolick is just mad that I keep proving him to be delusional, dishonest, and downright wrong (alliteration ftw) in both this thread and the CB thread in the main forum.
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Originally posted by IIAMLEGEND
Why all this mad about the run game
Because exploiting the passing game requires far more integrity.
Why all this mad about the run game
Because exploiting the passing game requires far more integrity.
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Originally posted by NorDoor
Because exploiting the passing game requires far more integrity.
Because exploiting the passing game requires far more integrity.
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Will be interesting to see how high everyone's integrity is when the playoffs roll around! Prob should just cancel the season now as it appears there will be an * by this seasons championship.
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Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
There you go throwing out numbers without giving them any context. Hood averages 10 more rush attempts per game than pass attempts. First, that difference isn't a lot.
Actually it is, which is why Hood ranks 11th in rushing attempts yet 27th in pass attempts.
Originally posted by
Second, since they are a better team than most, they usually have the incentive to run the ball late in the game in order to run out the clock. If you actually paid attention to the game
It's funny that you say this since you couldn't pay enough attention to the thread to realize that the top ten teams in pass attempts are 53-37 so far this season. You don't need to run when you have a lead. But for the record, Hood had more 1st quarter rushes than passes in 7 of their 9 games. In total over all 1st quarters, it's been 65 rushes and 46 passes. So come up with a new excuse.
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Once again:
Nobody thinks this but you. As I keep saying, it's bizarre to me that people like you and robbnva stick to the same story even when many people disagree with you, no one supports you, and the facts prove you wrong. I couldn't live like you do. It would drive me insane to either know I was wrong and lie to avoid admitting it, or to be so deeply delusional that reality doesn't even enter your consciousness. It's annoying that reason, logic, facts, and the opinions of the rest of the world never causes you to question your beliefs or to admit that you're wrong about anything. That's what makes your existence completely pointless, because you never change and you never have any reaction to anything outside your own head.
There you go throwing out numbers without giving them any context. Hood averages 10 more rush attempts per game than pass attempts. First, that difference isn't a lot.
Actually it is, which is why Hood ranks 11th in rushing attempts yet 27th in pass attempts.
Originally posted by
Second, since they are a better team than most, they usually have the incentive to run the ball late in the game in order to run out the clock. If you actually paid attention to the game
It's funny that you say this since you couldn't pay enough attention to the thread to realize that the top ten teams in pass attempts are 53-37 so far this season. You don't need to run when you have a lead. But for the record, Hood had more 1st quarter rushes than passes in 7 of their 9 games. In total over all 1st quarters, it's been 65 rushes and 46 passes. So come up with a new excuse.
Originally posted by
Once again:
Nobody thinks this but you. As I keep saying, it's bizarre to me that people like you and robbnva stick to the same story even when many people disagree with you, no one supports you, and the facts prove you wrong. I couldn't live like you do. It would drive me insane to either know I was wrong and lie to avoid admitting it, or to be so deeply delusional that reality doesn't even enter your consciousness. It's annoying that reason, logic, facts, and the opinions of the rest of the world never causes you to question your beliefs or to admit that you're wrong about anything. That's what makes your existence completely pointless, because you never change and you never have any reaction to anything outside your own head.
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This thread is still active? Who cares if you run or pass? The bottom line is you have to be able to execute.
Typically, teams that win run more than teams that lose (because of the clock), but it depends on the team's strengths. Ice Odyssey is near the top in rush attempts and near the bottom of pass attempts because we just can't keep the offense on the field except when we are running the ball successfully, and unfortunately that hasn't been every week. If a team can control the ball with either the run or the pass, more power to them.
Typically, teams that win run more than teams that lose (because of the clock), but it depends on the team's strengths. Ice Odyssey is near the top in rush attempts and near the bottom of pass attempts because we just can't keep the offense on the field except when we are running the ball successfully, and unfortunately that hasn't been every week. If a team can control the ball with either the run or the pass, more power to them.
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