Net Points Per Drive
1. Alabama (2.59)
2. Florida (1.87)
3. Texas A&M (1.09)
4. Georgia (0.86)
5. Ole Miss (0.11)
6. Auburn (0.03)
7. LSU (-0.34)
8. Missouri (-0.38)
9. Arkansas (-0.55)
10. Kentucky (-0.67)
11. Mississippi St (-0.69)
12. Tennessee (-0.77)
13. South Carolina (-0.78)
14. Vanderbilt (-2.13)

Offensive Points Per Drive
1. Alabama (4.21)
2. Florida (3.94)
3. Ole Miss (3.47)
4. Texas A&M (2.74)
5. Georgia (2.64)
6. Auburn (2.36)
7. South Carolina (2.28)
8. Missouri (2.04)
9. LSU (1.92)
10. Tennessee (1.74)
11. Arkansas (1.71)
12. Kentucky (1.64)
13. Mississippi State (1.44)
14. Vanderbilt (1.43)

Defense Points Per Drive
1. Alabama (1.62)
2. Texas A&M (1.65)
3. Georgia (1.79)
4. Florida (2.07)
5. Mississippi State (2.13)
6. Arkansas (2.25)
7. LSU (2.26)
8. Kentucky (2.31)
9. Auburn (2.32)
10. Missouri (2.42)
11. Tennessee (2.51)
12. South Carolina (3.07)
13. Ole Miss (3.36)
14. Vanderbilt (3.56)

This post was edited on 12/2/20 at 10:06 am

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Posted by SummerOfGeorge

Member since Jul 2013

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Posted on 12/2/20 at 10:07 am to SummerOfGeorge

LSU's defense, at this point, has better per drive scoring numbers than their offense.

Who woulda thunk it?

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Posted by boXerrumble

Member since Sep 2011

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Posted on 12/2/20 at 10:12 am to SummerOfGeorge

quote:
Net Points Per Drive
1. Alabama (2.59)
2. Florida (1.87)

If you look at Alabama and Florida on paper, this is an absolute statistical mismatch.

Alabama statistically is playing like one of hte best teams in College Football history.

I think the line for the SEC Championship yesterday had Bama as a 13 point favorite.

Wouldn't be shocked at all to see Bama be a 17-20 point favorite when game week arrives.

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