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Posted on 9/28/22 at 1:40 pm
Posted on 9/28/22 at 1:40 pm
OFFENSE
Yard Per Play
1. Georgia (7.842)
2. Alabama (7.586)
3. Tennessee (7.038)
4. Ole Miss (6.477)
5. Mississippi State (6.171)
6. South Carolina (6.118)
7. LSU (6.068)
8. Florida (6.060)
9. Kentucky (5.631)
10. Arkansas (5.579)
11. Vanderbilt (5.454)
12. Texas A&M (5.168)
13. Missouri (4.886)
14. Auburn (4.484)
% of Available Yards Gained
1. Georgia (81.73%)
2. Tennessee (67.98%)
3. Alabama (61.91%)
4. Ole Miss (59.87%)
5. LSU (56.99%)
6. Mississippi State (54.45%)
7. Arkansas (52.23%)
8. Kentucky (49.86%)
9. South Carolina (49.43%)
10. Florida (49.06%)
11. Vanderbilt (39.70%)
12. Auburn (37.13%)
13. Texas A&M (35.10%)
14. Missouri (32.82%)
Points Per Drive
1. Georgia (4.91)
2. Tennessee (3.94)
3. Alabama (3.55)
4. Mississippi State (3.22)
5. Ole Miss (3.03)
6. LSU (2.87)
7. Arkansas (2.61)
7. Kentucky (2.61)
9. South Carolina (2.49)
10. Florida (2.27)
11. Vanderbilt (2.26)
12. Auburn (1.64)
13. Texas A&M (1.37)
14. Missouri (1.29)
DEFENSE
Yard Per Play
1. Missouri (3.789)
2. Alabama (3.894)
3. Mississippi State (4.465)
4. Kentucky (4.550)
5. LSU (4.704)
6. Texas A&M (4.775)
7. Ole Miss (4.821)
8. Georgia (5.024)
9. Tennessee (5.217)
10. Auburn (5.267)
11. South Carolina (5.538)
12. Florida (5.703)
13. Arkansas (5.813)
14. Vanderbilt (6.730)
% of Available Yards Gained
1. Alabama (25.81%)
2. Missouri (29.01%)
3. Mississippi State (30.83%)
4. Kentucky (34.46%)
5. Georgia (38.58%)
6. LSU (39.08%)
7. Ole Miss (39.48%)
8. Auburn (44.35%)
9. Arkansas (44.46%)
10. Tennessee (46.24%)
11. South Carolina (48.57%)
12. Vanderbilt (48.76%)
13. Texas A&M (51.14%)
14. Florida (60.07%)
Points Per Drive
1. Ole Miss (0.80)
2. Alabama (0.85)
3. Georgia (1.18)
4. Mississippi State (1.38)
5. LSU (1.41)
6. Kentucky (1.52)
7. Missouri (1.54)
8. Texas A&M (1.57)
9. Tennessee (1.63)
10. Arkansas (1.95)
11. Auburn (2.13)
12. Vanderbilt (2.59)
13. Florida (2.80)
14. South Carolina (2.81)
NET
Yard Per Play
1. Alabama (+3.692)
2. Georgia (+2.818)
3. Tennessee (+1.821)
4. Mississippi State (+1.706)
5. Ole Miss (+1.656)
6. LSU (+1.364)
7. Missouri (+1.097)
8. Kentucky (+1.081)
9. South Carolina (+0.579)
10. Texas A&M (+0.393)
11. Florida (+0.357)
12. Arkansas (-0.233)
13. Auburn (-0.783)
14. Vanderbilt (-1.276)
% of Available Yards
1. Georgia (+43.15%)
2. Alabama (+36.10%)
3. Mississippi State (+23.62%)
4. Tennessee (+21.74%)
5. Ole Miss (+20.39%)
6. LSU (+17.91%)
7. Kentucky (+15.40%)
8. Arkansas (+7.77%)
9. Missouri (+3.81%)
10. South Carolina (+0.86%)
11. Auburn (-7.22%)
12. Vanderbilt (-9.07%)
13. Florida (-11.01%)
14. Texas A&M (-16.04%)
Points Per Drive
1. Georgia (+3.72)
2. Alabama (+2.70)
3. Tennessee (+2.31)
4. Ole Miss (+2.23)
5. Mississippi State (+1.84)
6. LSU (+1.45)
7. Kentucky (+1.10)
8. Arkansas (+0.67)
9. Texas A&M (-0.20)
10. Missouri (-0.26)
11. South Carolina (-0.32)
12. Vanderbilt (-0.33)
13. Auburn (-0.49)
14. Florida (-0.53)
Yard Per Play
1. Georgia (7.842)
2. Alabama (7.586)
3. Tennessee (7.038)
4. Ole Miss (6.477)
5. Mississippi State (6.171)
6. South Carolina (6.118)
7. LSU (6.068)
8. Florida (6.060)
9. Kentucky (5.631)
10. Arkansas (5.579)
11. Vanderbilt (5.454)
12. Texas A&M (5.168)
13. Missouri (4.886)
14. Auburn (4.484)
% of Available Yards Gained
1. Georgia (81.73%)
2. Tennessee (67.98%)
3. Alabama (61.91%)
4. Ole Miss (59.87%)
5. LSU (56.99%)
6. Mississippi State (54.45%)
7. Arkansas (52.23%)
8. Kentucky (49.86%)
9. South Carolina (49.43%)
10. Florida (49.06%)
11. Vanderbilt (39.70%)
12. Auburn (37.13%)
13. Texas A&M (35.10%)
14. Missouri (32.82%)
Points Per Drive
1. Georgia (4.91)
2. Tennessee (3.94)
3. Alabama (3.55)
4. Mississippi State (3.22)
5. Ole Miss (3.03)
6. LSU (2.87)
7. Arkansas (2.61)
7. Kentucky (2.61)
9. South Carolina (2.49)
10. Florida (2.27)
11. Vanderbilt (2.26)
12. Auburn (1.64)
13. Texas A&M (1.37)
14. Missouri (1.29)
DEFENSE
Yard Per Play
1. Missouri (3.789)
2. Alabama (3.894)
3. Mississippi State (4.465)
4. Kentucky (4.550)
5. LSU (4.704)
6. Texas A&M (4.775)
7. Ole Miss (4.821)
8. Georgia (5.024)
9. Tennessee (5.217)
10. Auburn (5.267)
11. South Carolina (5.538)
12. Florida (5.703)
13. Arkansas (5.813)
14. Vanderbilt (6.730)
% of Available Yards Gained
1. Alabama (25.81%)
2. Missouri (29.01%)
3. Mississippi State (30.83%)
4. Kentucky (34.46%)
5. Georgia (38.58%)
6. LSU (39.08%)
7. Ole Miss (39.48%)
8. Auburn (44.35%)
9. Arkansas (44.46%)
10. Tennessee (46.24%)
11. South Carolina (48.57%)
12. Vanderbilt (48.76%)
13. Texas A&M (51.14%)
14. Florida (60.07%)
Points Per Drive
1. Ole Miss (0.80)
2. Alabama (0.85)
3. Georgia (1.18)
4. Mississippi State (1.38)
5. LSU (1.41)
6. Kentucky (1.52)
7. Missouri (1.54)
8. Texas A&M (1.57)
9. Tennessee (1.63)
10. Arkansas (1.95)
11. Auburn (2.13)
12. Vanderbilt (2.59)
13. Florida (2.80)
14. South Carolina (2.81)
NET
Yard Per Play
1. Alabama (+3.692)
2. Georgia (+2.818)
3. Tennessee (+1.821)
4. Mississippi State (+1.706)
5. Ole Miss (+1.656)
6. LSU (+1.364)
7. Missouri (+1.097)
8. Kentucky (+1.081)
9. South Carolina (+0.579)
10. Texas A&M (+0.393)
11. Florida (+0.357)
12. Arkansas (-0.233)
13. Auburn (-0.783)
14. Vanderbilt (-1.276)
% of Available Yards
1. Georgia (+43.15%)
2. Alabama (+36.10%)
3. Mississippi State (+23.62%)
4. Tennessee (+21.74%)
5. Ole Miss (+20.39%)
6. LSU (+17.91%)
7. Kentucky (+15.40%)
8. Arkansas (+7.77%)
9. Missouri (+3.81%)
10. South Carolina (+0.86%)
11. Auburn (-7.22%)
12. Vanderbilt (-9.07%)
13. Florida (-11.01%)
14. Texas A&M (-16.04%)
Points Per Drive
1. Georgia (+3.72)
2. Alabama (+2.70)
3. Tennessee (+2.31)
4. Ole Miss (+2.23)
5. Mississippi State (+1.84)
6. LSU (+1.45)
7. Kentucky (+1.10)
8. Arkansas (+0.67)
9. Texas A&M (-0.20)
10. Missouri (-0.26)
11. South Carolina (-0.32)
12. Vanderbilt (-0.33)
13. Auburn (-0.49)
14. Florida (-0.53)
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Posted on 9/28/22 at 2:27 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Literally everything is indicating that we’re supposed to kick the shite out of Arkansas Saturday 
This post was edited on 9/28/22 at 2:30 pm
Posted on 9/28/22 at 3:09 pm to Glorious
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Literally everything is indicating that we’re supposed to kick the shite out of Arkansas Saturday
This is how you know it'll be a nail biter.
Posted on 9/28/22 at 3:54 pm to Robot Santa
vs FBS opponents
10+ yard plays allowed per game
1. Alabama (7.0)
10. LSU (9.0)
13. Kentucky (9.3)
21. Missouri (11.0)
23. Mississippi State (11.3)
29. Ole Miss (11.7)
32. Georgia (12.0)
32. Texas A&M (12.0)
52. Auburn (13.0)
52. South Carolina (13.0)
64. Arkansas (13.7)
84. Tennessee (15.0)
87. Vanderbilt (15.3)
97. Florida (16.0)
20+ yard plays allowed per game
4. Alabama (2.0)
7. Georgia (2.3)
7. Ole Miss (2.3)
18. Kentucky (3.0)
23. Texas A&M (3.3)
28. Mississippi State (3.5)
28. South Carolina (3.5)
35. LSU (3.7)
35. Missouri (3.7)
61. Tennessee (4.5)
74. Florida (4.8)
76. Auburn (5.0)
89. Vanderbilt (5.25)
92. Arkansas (5.33)
30+ yard plays allowed per game
6. Georgia (0.67)
6. Kentucky (0.67)
12. Alabama (0.75)
15. Missouri (1.00)
15. Texas A&M (1.00)
26. LSU (1.33)
26. Ole Miss (1.33)
37. Mississippi State (1.50)
56. South Carolina (1.75)
56. Tennessee (1.75)
63. Florida (2.00)
83. Auburn (2.33)
109. Vanderbilt (2.75)
128. Arkansas (3.67)
10+ yard plays allowed per game
1. Alabama (7.0)
10. LSU (9.0)
13. Kentucky (9.3)
21. Missouri (11.0)
23. Mississippi State (11.3)
29. Ole Miss (11.7)
32. Georgia (12.0)
32. Texas A&M (12.0)
52. Auburn (13.0)
52. South Carolina (13.0)
64. Arkansas (13.7)
84. Tennessee (15.0)
87. Vanderbilt (15.3)
97. Florida (16.0)
20+ yard plays allowed per game
4. Alabama (2.0)
7. Georgia (2.3)
7. Ole Miss (2.3)
18. Kentucky (3.0)
23. Texas A&M (3.3)
28. Mississippi State (3.5)
28. South Carolina (3.5)
35. LSU (3.7)
35. Missouri (3.7)
61. Tennessee (4.5)
74. Florida (4.8)
76. Auburn (5.0)
89. Vanderbilt (5.25)
92. Arkansas (5.33)
30+ yard plays allowed per game
6. Georgia (0.67)
6. Kentucky (0.67)
12. Alabama (0.75)
15. Missouri (1.00)
15. Texas A&M (1.00)
26. LSU (1.33)
26. Ole Miss (1.33)
37. Mississippi State (1.50)
56. South Carolina (1.75)
56. Tennessee (1.75)
63. Florida (2.00)
83. Auburn (2.33)
109. Vanderbilt (2.75)
128. Arkansas (3.67)
Posted on 9/28/22 at 6:25 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Didn't Mizzou give up like 40 to K state? Must have been a weird game
Posted on 9/28/22 at 10:13 pm to Robot Santa
I don't disagree the way we've played on the road recently.
But on paper we should be a match-up nightmare for Arkansas.
We are very hard to run on and the run game is their strength. Their pass defense is garbage and we are a passing offense.
It shouldn't be close but who knows.
But on paper we should be a match-up nightmare for Arkansas.
We are very hard to run on and the run game is their strength. Their pass defense is garbage and we are a passing offense.
It shouldn't be close but who knows.
Posted on 9/28/22 at 10:43 pm to Kcstills17
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Didn't Mizzou give up like 40 to K state? Must have been a weird game
Yep, but K-State only had 335 yards of offense and Missouri had 4 turnovers plus 7 of K-States 40 was a punt return TD.
Posted on 9/29/22 at 5:06 am to RollTide33
there lies the anamoly ..
we are (inconsistent) passing offense and cant get 3 yds running when we have to ...
carryover from last year (the running part)
fixing that would help define identity
we are (inconsistent) passing offense and cant get 3 yds running when we have to ...
carryover from last year (the running part)
fixing that would help define identity
This post was edited on 9/29/22 at 5:09 am
Posted on 9/29/22 at 8:58 am to SummerOfGeorge
quote:
30+ yard plays allowed per game
128. Arkansas (3.67)
Posted on 9/29/22 at 10:43 am to Robot Santa
quote:
This is how you know it'll be a nail biter.
Please.
Our defense can’t tackle. At all.
Alabama’s perimeter passing game will feast on our D’s inability to tackle in space. Young will have at least one tunnel screen or bubble screen that goes for a long TD.
Our pass D isn’t great, but YAC yards are what’s really killing us statistically.
This post was edited on 9/29/22 at 10:45 am
Posted on 9/29/22 at 11:37 am to Feral
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Alabama’s perimeter passing game will feast on our D’s inability to tackle in space. Young will have at least one tunnel screen or bubble screen that goes for a long TD.
Gibbs on your LBs is the matchup I would be most concerned with but we don’t have Jameson Williams or John Metchie to terrorize your safeties this year.
Jefferson is going to have to run to move the chains but there are passes to be had over the middle if he can get some protection from your OL.
This post was edited on 9/29/22 at 11:38 am
Posted on 9/29/22 at 12:03 pm to tide06
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Jefferson is going to have to run to move the chains but there are passes to be had over the middle if he can get some protection from your OL.
Agreed. The problem for us, though, is that while KJ throws a great deep ball, his accuracy and touch on throws over the middle is pretty poor, notably on middle crossing routes.
The main problem with KJ right now is between the ears. He can be electrifying at times, but his ball security has been a weakness this year, and I think his confidence is shaky. He’s had three lost fumbles already (including that backbreaker on the goal line against A&M that was a 13 point swing), and that doesn’t even include another one against Missouri State where he almost had a touchback fumble when he was stretching for the end zone.
Posted on 9/29/22 at 1:12 pm to SummerOfGeorge
I’m simultaneously extremely confident in Alabama in a potential UGA matchup and nervous as hell about playing Arkansas
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