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SEC Returning Production for 2022
Posted on 5/17/22 at 12:47 pm
Posted on 5/17/22 at 12:47 pm
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RETURNING PASSING YARDS
Texas A&M: 12.7%
Florida: 17.3%
Ole Miss: 5.4%
Missouri: 16.1%
Auburn: 26.5%
South Carolina: 38.0%
Georgia: 80.9%
Alabama: 96.8%
Vanderbilt: 97.8%
Tennessee: 99.3%
Arkansas: 100%
Kentucky: 100%
Mississippi State: 100%
RETURNING RECEIVING YARDS
Kentucky: 21.4%
Alabama: 24.1%
Ole Miss: 24.2%
Arkansas: 43.2%
Florida: 46.2%
Vanderbilt: 51.6%
Missouri: 52.3%
Texas A&M: 54.1%
Auburn: 58.1%
Tennessee: 61.0%
South Carolina: 67.2%
Mississippi State: 68.3%
Georgia: 73.3%
LSU: 75.3%
RETURNING RUSHING YARDS
Ole Miss: 4.0%
LSU: 6.4%
Missouri: 24.3%
South Carolina: 29.8%
Florida: 31.8%
Alabama: 38.9%
Georgia: 44.5%
Texas A&M: 53.4%
Arkansas: 73.7%
Tennessee: 81.0%
Auburn: 85.3%
Kentucky: 95.2%
Vanderbilt: 99.8%
Mississippi State: 100%
RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINE SNAPS
LSU: 36.4%
Kentucky: 37.7%
Alabama: 54.6%
Vanderbilt: 55.0%
Mississippi State: 64.8%
Texas A&M: 65.1%
Georgia: 67.2%
Arkansas: 69.8%
Ole Miss: 70.0%
Florida: 73.7%
Auburn: 74.5%
Missouri: 74.9%
South Carolina: 89.1%
Tennessee: 90.1%
RETURNING TACKLES
Arkansas: 21.6%
Texas A&M: 30.0%
LSU: 38.4%
Georgia: 41.2%
Florida: 42.2%
Auburn: 45.1%
Ole Miss: 47.2%
Kentucky: 50.1%
Tennessee: 51.1%
South Carolina: 58.0%
Missouri: 62.3%
Alabama: 64.9%
Vanderbilt: 72.1%
Mississippi State: 75.2%
RETURNING SACKS
Texas A&M: 25.6%
Ole Miss: 30.6%
Arkansas: 34.0%
Georgia: 40.8%
South Carolina: 44.2%
Florida: 58.1%
LSU: 59.2%
Kentucky: 63.8%
Missouri: 65.5%
Vanderbilt: 66.6%
Alabama: 68.4%
Tennessee: 72.1%
Mississippi State: 77.7%
Auburn: 79.2%
RETURNING PASS BREAKUPS
LSU: 28.1%
Auburn: 34.5%
Georgia: 39.5%
Arkansas: 44.0%
Ole Miss: 48.5%
Vanderbilt: 50.0%
Alabama: 51.2%
Kentucky: 51.7%
Tennessee: 55.5%
Florida: 64.7%
Missouri: 65.2%
Texas A&M: 71.5%
Mississippi State: 86.4%
South Carolina: 87.1%
RETURNING INTERCEPTIONS
Auburn: 33.3%
Arkansas: 38.5%
LSU: 50.0%
South Carolina: 53.3%
Georgia: 56.3%
Alabama: 60.0%
Texas A&M: 66.6%
Vanderbilt: 69.2%
Ole Miss: 72.7%
Missouri: 72.7%
Tennessee: 76.9%
Florida: 77.7%
Kentucky: 77.7%
Mississippi State: 81.8%
**link may be behind pay wall but here for reference**
RETURNING PASSING YARDS
Texas A&M: 12.7%
Florida: 17.3%
Ole Miss: 5.4%
Missouri: 16.1%
Auburn: 26.5%
South Carolina: 38.0%
Georgia: 80.9%
Alabama: 96.8%
Vanderbilt: 97.8%
Tennessee: 99.3%
Arkansas: 100%
Kentucky: 100%
Mississippi State: 100%
RETURNING RECEIVING YARDS
Kentucky: 21.4%
Alabama: 24.1%
Ole Miss: 24.2%
Arkansas: 43.2%
Florida: 46.2%
Vanderbilt: 51.6%
Missouri: 52.3%
Texas A&M: 54.1%
Auburn: 58.1%
Tennessee: 61.0%
South Carolina: 67.2%
Mississippi State: 68.3%
Georgia: 73.3%
LSU: 75.3%
RETURNING RUSHING YARDS
Ole Miss: 4.0%
LSU: 6.4%
Missouri: 24.3%
South Carolina: 29.8%
Florida: 31.8%
Alabama: 38.9%
Georgia: 44.5%
Texas A&M: 53.4%
Arkansas: 73.7%
Tennessee: 81.0%
Auburn: 85.3%
Kentucky: 95.2%
Vanderbilt: 99.8%
Mississippi State: 100%
RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINE SNAPS
LSU: 36.4%
Kentucky: 37.7%
Alabama: 54.6%
Vanderbilt: 55.0%
Mississippi State: 64.8%
Texas A&M: 65.1%
Georgia: 67.2%
Arkansas: 69.8%
Ole Miss: 70.0%
Florida: 73.7%
Auburn: 74.5%
Missouri: 74.9%
South Carolina: 89.1%
Tennessee: 90.1%
RETURNING TACKLES
Arkansas: 21.6%
Texas A&M: 30.0%
LSU: 38.4%
Georgia: 41.2%
Florida: 42.2%
Auburn: 45.1%
Ole Miss: 47.2%
Kentucky: 50.1%
Tennessee: 51.1%
South Carolina: 58.0%
Missouri: 62.3%
Alabama: 64.9%
Vanderbilt: 72.1%
Mississippi State: 75.2%
RETURNING SACKS
Texas A&M: 25.6%
Ole Miss: 30.6%
Arkansas: 34.0%
Georgia: 40.8%
South Carolina: 44.2%
Florida: 58.1%
LSU: 59.2%
Kentucky: 63.8%
Missouri: 65.5%
Vanderbilt: 66.6%
Alabama: 68.4%
Tennessee: 72.1%
Mississippi State: 77.7%
Auburn: 79.2%
RETURNING PASS BREAKUPS
LSU: 28.1%
Auburn: 34.5%
Georgia: 39.5%
Arkansas: 44.0%
Ole Miss: 48.5%
Vanderbilt: 50.0%
Alabama: 51.2%
Kentucky: 51.7%
Tennessee: 55.5%
Florida: 64.7%
Missouri: 65.2%
Texas A&M: 71.5%
Mississippi State: 86.4%
South Carolina: 87.1%
RETURNING INTERCEPTIONS
Auburn: 33.3%
Arkansas: 38.5%
LSU: 50.0%
South Carolina: 53.3%
Georgia: 56.3%
Alabama: 60.0%
Texas A&M: 66.6%
Vanderbilt: 69.2%
Ole Miss: 72.7%
Missouri: 72.7%
Tennessee: 76.9%
Florida: 77.7%
Kentucky: 77.7%
Mississippi State: 81.8%
This post was edited on 5/17/22 at 12:50 pm
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Posted on 5/17/22 at 12:51 pm to TheGusBus34
Solid and informative OP. Curious to see how this will turn into A&M and LSU fans shitting on each other.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 12:51 pm to TheGusBus34
It’s amazing how depleted we were last year and then again this year. Thanks O and Derek. Just a bang up job of program building and maintaining.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 12:56 pm to TheGusBus34
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RETURNING PASSING YARDS
Texas A&M: 12.7%
This is somewhat concerning.
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RETURNING SACKS
Texas A&M: 25.6%
Not concerned about this. I expect more production this season.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 12:56 pm to TheGusBus34
This also says if Auburn can be coached up, watch out because they bring a lot of production back.
Thats a big "if"
Thats a big "if"
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:03 pm to KaiserSoze99
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This is somewhat concerning
You wanting Calzadas share back? Wtf
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:07 pm to TheGusBus34
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RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINE SNAPS
South Carolina: 89.1%
This is exciting, but will probably end up pissing me off throughout the year.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:11 pm to TheGusBus34
This does not paint a pretty picture for my tigers. Getting back to 10 wins looks like 2023 or later now.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:15 pm to jb21lsu
I know a lot of Ags are optimistic for this year, but I am not seeing it. New QB, no real playmakers at WR, a lot of new faces on defense. If Jimbo can figure out how to not stop giving Achane the ball when he is averaging 8 ypc, we might have a good season.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:16 pm to jb21lsu
I think LSU will win 8-9 wins this year. I think double digit wins is not feasible until the roster is rebuilt in 2023.
But who knows, stranger shite has happened.
But who knows, stranger shite has happened.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:17 pm to TheGusBus34
Returning production is less and less valuable with the widespread transfers with no sitting out.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:23 pm to GamerAg
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New QB,
You know Calzada was bad last year, right. We have 3 better options now.
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no real playmakers at WR
We just brought in the best freshman WR class in our history. Plus Anias is back too.
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, a lot of new faces on defense.
True but a lot are back too. Johnson, Chappell, Richardson, Jones, Jones, Cooper, White, Jackson, Turner, & Raikes. Plus an elite group of defensive recruits. Like stupid amount of talent on the DL.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:29 pm to Farmer1906
Yeah, that is all great and hopefully we see all those great new faces pay off in a year or two. This year, I am not expecting them to be world beaters.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:38 pm to Colonel Ingus
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Curious to see how this will turn into A&M and LSU fans shitting on each other.
You brought us up so you should tell us
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:39 pm to TheGusBus34
Mississippi St. looks poised to surprise a few people this year.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:42 pm to GamerAg
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This year, I am not expecting them to be world beaters.
World beaters? Agreed. That's likely not happening this year.
10 wins and in the top 10? Yes, this should be the expectation.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 1:44 pm to TheGusBus34
This bodes well for uga.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 2:38 pm to TheGusBus34
Georgia returning 44% of rushing yards is weird. Both our #1 and #2 running backs are in the NFL right now, I didn't realize how many yards Mcintosh and Milton also racked up last year. And daijun edwards. And with Big Branson "u gon get raped" Robinson coming in, a Nick Chubb clone.
Posted on 5/17/22 at 3:03 pm to TheGusBus34
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This also says if Auburn can be coached up, watch out because they bring a lot of production back. Thats a big "if"
I have no doubt that our guys will be coached up, it’s the depth I’m worried about. I think we start strong and finish weak as a result. Not unlike last year.
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