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Available Yards Gained/Allowed - NET, Offense, Defense
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:23 am
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:23 am
FEI - Available Yards Stats
Not opponent adjusted
NET Available Yards
1. Georgia (.433)
2. Coastal Carolina (.343)
3. Air Force (.325)
4. Ohio State (.307)
5. Alabama (.301)
6. Arizona State (.256)
7. Iowa State (.247)
8. Liberty (.231)
9. Michigan (.224)
10. Army (.219)
11. Florida (.214)
14. Kentucky (.182)
21. Arkansas (.140)
22. Tennessee (.134)
31. Mississippi State (.108)
33. Auburn (.105)
45. Ole Miss (.061)
60. Texas A&M (.022)
67. LSU (-.005)
94. South Carolina (-.089)
98. Missouri (-.103)
122. Vanderbilt (-.235)
Offense - Available Yards Gained
1. Coastal Carolina (75.1%)
2. Ohio State (71.0%)
3. Alabama (69.6%)
4. Western Kentucky (67.3%)
5. Arizona State (65.5%)
6. Air Force (64.3%)
7. Ole Miss (63.7%)
8. Georgia (62.7%)
9. SMU (60.8%)
10. Florida (60.2%)
24. Kentucky (55.8%)
28. Tennessee (54.6%)
36. Auburn (52.6%)
42. LSU (51.4%)
47. Arkansas (50.3%)
48. Missouri (50.1%)
51. Mississippi St (49.0%)
72. Texas A&M (45.0%)
112. South Carolina (35.7%)
118. Vanderbilt (34.0%)
Defense - Available Yards Gained
1. Georgia (19.4%)
2. San Diego State (22.6%)
3. Iowa (24.0%)
4. Wisconsin (26.8%)
5. Colorado State (28.6%)
6. Iowa State (30.1%)
7. Air Force (31.7%)
8. Liberty (32.6%)
9. Cincinnati (33.1%)
10. Houston (33.4%)
16. Arkansas (36.3%)
21. Kentucky (37.6%)
23. Mississippi St (38.2%)
27. Florida (38.8%)
30. Alabama (39.5%)
39. Tennessee (41.2%)
43. Auburn (42.1%)
45. Texas A&M (42.8%)
51. South Carolina (44.6%)
94. LSU (51.9%)
112. Vanderbilt (57.5%)
113. Ole Miss (57.6%)
118. Missouri (60.4%)
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Teams are ranked in the table below by net available yards percentage (NAY), the difference between offensive available yards percentage (OAY) and opponent offensive available yards percentage (DAY). Available yards percentage is calculated by dividing drive yards earned by available yards measured from starting field position to end zone.
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Ratings and supporting data are calculated from the results of non-garbage possessions in FBS vs. FBS games.
Not opponent adjusted
NET Available Yards
1. Georgia (.433)
2. Coastal Carolina (.343)
3. Air Force (.325)
4. Ohio State (.307)
5. Alabama (.301)
6. Arizona State (.256)
7. Iowa State (.247)
8. Liberty (.231)
9. Michigan (.224)
10. Army (.219)
11. Florida (.214)
14. Kentucky (.182)
21. Arkansas (.140)
22. Tennessee (.134)
31. Mississippi State (.108)
33. Auburn (.105)
45. Ole Miss (.061)
60. Texas A&M (.022)
67. LSU (-.005)
94. South Carolina (-.089)
98. Missouri (-.103)
122. Vanderbilt (-.235)
Offense - Available Yards Gained
1. Coastal Carolina (75.1%)
2. Ohio State (71.0%)
3. Alabama (69.6%)
4. Western Kentucky (67.3%)
5. Arizona State (65.5%)
6. Air Force (64.3%)
7. Ole Miss (63.7%)
8. Georgia (62.7%)
9. SMU (60.8%)
10. Florida (60.2%)
24. Kentucky (55.8%)
28. Tennessee (54.6%)
36. Auburn (52.6%)
42. LSU (51.4%)
47. Arkansas (50.3%)
48. Missouri (50.1%)
51. Mississippi St (49.0%)
72. Texas A&M (45.0%)
112. South Carolina (35.7%)
118. Vanderbilt (34.0%)
Defense - Available Yards Gained
1. Georgia (19.4%)
2. San Diego State (22.6%)
3. Iowa (24.0%)
4. Wisconsin (26.8%)
5. Colorado State (28.6%)
6. Iowa State (30.1%)
7. Air Force (31.7%)
8. Liberty (32.6%)
9. Cincinnati (33.1%)
10. Houston (33.4%)
16. Arkansas (36.3%)
21. Kentucky (37.6%)
23. Mississippi St (38.2%)
27. Florida (38.8%)
30. Alabama (39.5%)
39. Tennessee (41.2%)
43. Auburn (42.1%)
45. Texas A&M (42.8%)
51. South Carolina (44.6%)
94. LSU (51.9%)
112. Vanderbilt (57.5%)
113. Ole Miss (57.6%)
118. Missouri (60.4%)
This post was edited on 10/12/21 at 8:24 am
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Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:37 am to SummerOfGeorge
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1. Georgia (19.4%)
Honestly, this is a crazy defensive stat.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:39 am to BhamBlazeDog
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Honestly, this is a crazy defensive stat.
They are turning in an all-time great defensive season to date in an era where nobody completely shuts down yardage anymore.
It's remarkable.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:43 am to SummerOfGeorge
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Honestly, this is a crazy defensive stat.
They are turning in an all-time great defensive season to date in an era where nobody completely shuts down yardage anymore.
It's remarkable.
I think Georgia will find a way to lose in the playoff!
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:45 am to SummerOfGeorge
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They are turning in an all-time great defensive season to date in an era where nobody completely shuts down yardage anymore.
I know a lot of it has to do with the athletes they've recruited and the schemes Lanning and Kirby come up with and coach these guys up. But watching them last week, what stood out the most is the tackle extremely well. We've all seen some of the piss poor tackling efforts over the past few years by college teams. It's become an epidemic.
Not at UGA though. They DO NOT miss tackles. It was impressive to get to see up close.
This post was edited on 10/12/21 at 8:46 am
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:47 am to IAmNERD
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I know a lot of it has to do with the athletes they've recruited and the schemes Lanning and Kirby come up with and coach these guys up. But watching them last week, what stood out the most is the tackle extremely well. We've all seen some of the piss poor tackling efforts over the past few years by college teams. It's become an epidemic.
Not at UGA though. They DO NOT miss tackles. It was impressive to get to see up close.
They are never in the wrong place, they play at max speed at all times (never seem confused and playing while thinking) and like you said - they do NOT miss tackles in space.
Combine that with an absolute unit at DT that collapses everything and boy......there aren't many places for an offense to find space.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 8:47 am to SummerOfGeorge
If you could factor out missed tackles, UF would be in the top 5. Gator D can't tackle a blocking dummy.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 9:36 am to SummerOfGeorge
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They are never in the wrong place, they play at max speed at all times (never seem confused and playing while thinking)
Nakobe isn’t quite as good of a player as Roquan Smith, but I can say without a doubt that he’s the best leader we’ve had in a while. He has free reign to call a blitz, change coverages, etc based on offensive personnel. He does it a lot. And it works.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 9:51 am to diddlydawg7
We’ve also simplified the defense some this year so they are in more of a read and react mode.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 9:53 am to SummerOfGeorge
Lanning going to get the bag as a head coach
Posted on 10/12/21 at 9:54 am to TrussvilleTide
Kinda hope that happens so we can move Schu or Muschamp up to DC
Posted on 10/12/21 at 9:55 am to SummerOfGeorge
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Defense - Available Yards Gained
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51. South Carolina (44.6%)
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113. Ole Miss (57.6%)
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118. Missouri (60.4%)
Joth finna feast
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:02 am to SummerOfGeorge
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8. Georgia (62.7%)
I was told Kirby’s prehistoric offense would never change
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:03 am to David Ricky
Half a hunned’
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:04 am to dhuck20
Two years later a lot of people on here still think we run 75% of the time 
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:06 am to diddlydawg7
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Two years later a lot of people on here still think we run 75% of the time
This website is truly filled with some gawd daym morons
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:07 am to SummerOfGeorge
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This website is truly filled with some gawd daym morons
More trolls than morons, I think. Hard to find good football discussion on the actual SECR page
.Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:07 am to dhuck20
It’s a misleading stat if your team happens to have a great defense and gets a lot of turnovers and short fields, which Georgia does
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:09 am to TrussvilleTide
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It’s a misleading stat if your team happens to have a great defense and gets a lot of turnovers and short fields, which Georgia does
Available yards is actually not a misleading stat. I think it is one of the best, most telling stats out there. Even if you get a short field, you still have have finish the job.
Posted on 10/12/21 at 10:12 am to VADawg
You still have to get the yards, but going 80-85 is harder than going 50
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