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re: Herbstreit for the 10 s rule
Posted on 11/5/14 at 8:25 pm to GreyReb
Posted on 11/5/14 at 8:25 pm to GreyReb
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I am now for some sort of adjustment. When Saban and Bert tried to make a change, I was really against it last year. But while watching the Ole Miss Auburn game, I realized I hated the track meet.
Thanks for the laugh.
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17 Tennessee 81.0
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39 Texas A&M 77.1
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44 S Carolina 76.9
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51 Arkansas 75.9
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54 Kentucky 75.4
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62 Florida 74.7
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66 Alabama 74.1
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68 Mississippi 73.9
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82 Auburn 72.1
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89 LSU 71.2
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Mississippi 76.0
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Auburn 68.0
This post was edited on 11/5/14 at 8:27 pm
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Posted on 11/6/14 at 7:46 am to MrAUTigers
The number of plays a team runs per game and the average number of seconds to snap the ball are both meaningless in these arguments.
Auburn averages less plays because its a big play offense. Of course the more traditional offense are gonna have more plays because they have more drives that last 10-12 plays.
And when you get a 41-7 lead you slow way down relative to how you normally run the o. And Auburn usually goes fast after making first downs.
And none of these things are criticisms. I dont have a problem with Auburns offense other than i believe the officials are out of position on alot of plays.
Auburn averages less plays because its a big play offense. Of course the more traditional offense are gonna have more plays because they have more drives that last 10-12 plays.
And when you get a 41-7 lead you slow way down relative to how you normally run the o. And Auburn usually goes fast after making first downs.
And none of these things are criticisms. I dont have a problem with Auburns offense other than i believe the officials are out of position on alot of plays.
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