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re: bama lost alot on both sides of the ball
Posted on 4/29/13 at 5:16 pm to sarc
Posted on 4/29/13 at 5:16 pm to sarc
Yo sacA. How bout this one?
Before going any farther the numbers you posted for common opponents are not quite the same as what I found.
Common five plus what we did heads up. I really think what we did against each other should count for something.
LSU
77 receptions 972 yards 4 TDs
bama
65 receptions 974 yards 7 TDs
In those SIX games LSU's top THREE receivers had MORE receptions for MORE yards and MORE TDs than any WR on the bama roster not named cooper.
LSU WR corps had better numbers as a whole VS three of the five common opponents and better heads up VS each other.
Before going any farther the numbers you posted for common opponents are not quite the same as what I found.
Common five plus what we did heads up. I really think what we did against each other should count for something.
LSU
77 receptions 972 yards 4 TDs
bama
65 receptions 974 yards 7 TDs
In those SIX games LSU's top THREE receivers had MORE receptions for MORE yards and MORE TDs than any WR on the bama roster not named cooper.
LSU WR corps had better numbers as a whole VS three of the five common opponents and better heads up VS each other.
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Posted on 4/29/13 at 5:39 pm to 167back
You can choose whatever parameters you want. I chose common opponents because that's a commonly used metric. Common opponents plus head to head? Not so much
Also, not sure why you keep trying to compare top 3 WRs or compare a certain subset of LSUs WRs versus a certain subset of Bama's WRs other than to artificially create a comparison that is beneficial to LSU. We're comparing returning units and Coop, Bell, Norwood, Jones, and White are all returning WRs that will play a lot for Bama regardless of how few LSU chooses to use in its rotation.
Also, not sure why you keep trying to compare top 3 WRs or compare a certain subset of LSUs WRs versus a certain subset of Bama's WRs other than to artificially create a comparison that is beneficial to LSU. We're comparing returning units and Coop, Bell, Norwood, Jones, and White are all returning WRs that will play a lot for Bama regardless of how few LSU chooses to use in its rotation.
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