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I wish that was true. Passing has been an issue against nearly every decent defense we've faced, even when they're focused on stopping the run. If you exclude Murray State, Arkansas State and Tennessee, in the other 5 games Fromm's passing for about 6.5 yards per attempt and 190 ypg, 6 TD's and 3 INT's, which is pedestrian at best.

lol Fromm threw for 9 yards per attempt against Florida while dominating third down. If you exclude SC and the kentucky monsoon game, Fromm's numbers have been fine. Not sure why you think a monsoon game is more relevant than UF or Missouri.

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Posted by dallasga6

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Posted on 11/14/19 at 9:00 am to atlanta917

Point differential in SEC ...

1. Bama...46.2ppg. on O, 24.7ppg. on D... 21.5ppg. diff.

2. UGA... 27.0 O, 9.5 D ... 17.5 diff.

3. LSU... 42.6 O, 28.0 D ... 14.6 diff.

4. UF...32.3 0, 18.6 D ... 13.7 diff.

5. AU... 31.3 O, 19.0 D ... 12.3 diff.

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Posted by wdhalgren

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Posted on 11/14/19 at 9:42 am to atlanta917

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If you exclude SC and the kentucky monsoon game, Fromm's numbers have been fine.

I don't think they're fine. Against conference opponents our passing numbers are down by every metric vs 2018, despite the fact that the pass protection has been great. Passer rating is 133 vs 160 last year. Yards per attempt is 7.0 vs 8.8 last year. YPG is 204 vs 219 last year, even though attempts/game is up from 24 to 29. TD's is 1.33 vs 1.89 per game last year. These numbers are even down from Fromm's freshman year, except ypg which is also due to more passing attempts per game. I don't think this is assisting our running game at all.

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