Warrior General Games

I've looked all over these boards and I can't find a post that explains what all the stats mean. Can we sticky them?

What the heck is: REVPNK

EDIT:
After looking at them again, I understand most. There are a few that I don't know though.

Reverse pancake.

DE pancakes OT.

stick?

I'm pretty sure a stick is a third down tackle in front of the first down line. So preventing a crucial first down.

Originally posted by pottsman
I'm pretty sure a stick is a third down tackle in front of the first down line. So preventing a crucial first down.

lol...thats then the 3rd explanation of what it could be then^^

Originally posted by peeti
lol...thats then the 3rd explanation of what it could be then^^

What are the other two?

I now look back at my gamelogs - mine is totally wrong. In a game a few days back, my CB had 2 sticks, 2 tackles, and no other stats. And one of the tackles was an allowed first down.

I've heard the term "stick" used as that in the past, though.

Well between the sticks means the between the spot of the ball and the first down marker, used to measure the distance from the line of scrimmage to the next first down, so if someone make a stick hit, i would assume that it's a tackle made just before the first down marker, would make sense to record them on 3rd and 4th down, there is no record of stats in the NFL/College or any other football league that records stick hits, so we can only assume the definition. The next definition I found was a hit stick taken from Madden, that mean a really hard tackle, which would be more fitting, maybe Bort called it a stick, so EA wouldn't sue him over the work hit stick. lol

Sticks are worthless. How about showing the much more important and relevant Knocked Loose on the stats page?

A stick is stopping a player .5 yards or less after a catch.

Originally posted by peeti
lol...thats then the 3rd explanation of what it could be then^^

Originally posted by drake262
A stick is stopping a player .5 yards or less after a catch.

^real definition

Originally posted by drake262
A stick is stopping a player .5 yards or less after a catch.

4th xD

Originally posted by drake262
A stick is stopping a player .5 yards or less after a catch.

this has been stated by bort and DD and corndog. this is what it means. pretty much just means you tackled the guy right away but still let that fucker catcher the ball.

Originally posted by drake262
A stick is stopping a player .5 yards or less after a catch.

Well, that part is complete crap.
This player: http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/13485
In this game: http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/game/9983

Had 4 tackles, 3 sticks, 1 assist.
Looking at his tackles:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/9983/1810410?player_id=13485 - running play
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/9983/1810513?player_id=13485 - punt
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/9983/1810851?player_id=13485 - running play, carrier fell forward
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/9983/1811307?player_id=13485 - running play

So it has nothing to do with the pass. Pretty sure it's .5 or less after initial contact. Whether that's what they *mean* for it to be or not, that's a different story.

Originally posted by NiborRis
So it has nothing to do with the pass. Pretty sure it's .5 or less after initial contact. Whether that's what they *mean* for it to be or not, that's a different story.

Makes sense. I just went back through the FAQ and copied a post. I've been going off of that for the meaning.

nvm, found the better post

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/forum/thread/5133214?page=1#47951572