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Your school's football point differential over its entire history
Posted on 7/6/15 at 11:53 am
Posted on 7/6/15 at 11:53 am
Alabama
PF: 29,659
PA: 14,005
Difference: +15,564
Arkansas
PF: 25,012
PA: 18,423
Difference: +6,589
Auburn
PF: 25,359
PA: 17,215
Difference: +8,144
LSU
PF: 26,180
PA: 16,130
Difference: +10,050
Ole Miss
PF: 23,188
PA: 19,494
Difference: +3,694
Mississippi State
PF: 20,316
PA: 19,283
Difference: +1,033
Texas A&M
PF: 26,357
PA: 17,891
Difference: +8,466
Florida
PF: 25,272
PA: 16,633
Difference: +8,639
Georgia
PF: 26,757
PA: 17,512
Difference: +9,245
Kentucky
PF: 22,545
PA: 20,366
Difference: +2,179
Missouri
PF: 24,340
PA: 21,068
Difference: +3,272
South Carolina
PF: 20,991
PA: 19,770
Difference: +1,221
Tennessee
PF: 27,727
PA: 16,459
Difference: +11,268
Vanderbilt
PF: 23,006
PA: 20,488
Difference: +2,518
Ranked
1. Alabama (+15,564)
2. Tennessee (+11,268)
3. LSU (+10,050)
4. Georgia (+9,245)
5. Florida (+8,639)
6. Texas A&M (+8,466)
7. Auburn (+8,144)
8. Arkansas (+6,589)
9. Ole Miss (+3,694)
10. Missouri (+3,272)
11. Vanderbilt (+2,518)
12. Kentucky (+2,179)
13. South Carolina (+1,221)
14. Mississippi State (+1,033)
Every single school in the SEC is in the black. I'm not sure how other conferences stack up, but that seems pretty badass to me.
ETA:
SEC Games differential
Alabama (+5,354)
Arkansas ('92-'14) (-315)
Auburn (+533)
LSU (+2,027)
Ole Miss (-288)
Mississippi State (-3,393)
Texas A&M ('12-'14) (+90)
Florida (+2,099)
Georgia (+2,312)
Kentucky (-4,250)
Missouri ('12-'14) (+83)
South Carolina ('92-'14)(-521)
Tennessee (+2,958)
Vanderbilt (-5,770)
Ranked by SEC Game Differential
1. Alabama (+5,354)
2. Tennessee (+2,958)
3. Georgia (+2,312)
4. Florida (+2,099)
5. LSU (+2,027)
6. Auburn (+533)
7. Texas A&M ('12-'14) (+90)
8. Missouri ('12-'14) (+83)
9. Ole Miss (-288)
10. Arkansas ('92-'14) (-315)
11. South Carolina ('92-'14)(-521)
12. Mississippi State (-3,393)
13. Kentucky (-4,250)
14. Vanderbilt (-5,770)
PF: 29,659
PA: 14,005
Difference: +15,564
Arkansas
PF: 25,012
PA: 18,423
Difference: +6,589
Auburn
PF: 25,359
PA: 17,215
Difference: +8,144
LSU
PF: 26,180
PA: 16,130
Difference: +10,050
Ole Miss
PF: 23,188
PA: 19,494
Difference: +3,694
Mississippi State
PF: 20,316
PA: 19,283
Difference: +1,033
Texas A&M
PF: 26,357
PA: 17,891
Difference: +8,466
Florida
PF: 25,272
PA: 16,633
Difference: +8,639
Georgia
PF: 26,757
PA: 17,512
Difference: +9,245
Kentucky
PF: 22,545
PA: 20,366
Difference: +2,179
Missouri
PF: 24,340
PA: 21,068
Difference: +3,272
South Carolina
PF: 20,991
PA: 19,770
Difference: +1,221
Tennessee
PF: 27,727
PA: 16,459
Difference: +11,268
Vanderbilt
PF: 23,006
PA: 20,488
Difference: +2,518
Ranked
1. Alabama (+15,564)
2. Tennessee (+11,268)
3. LSU (+10,050)
4. Georgia (+9,245)
5. Florida (+8,639)
6. Texas A&M (+8,466)
7. Auburn (+8,144)
8. Arkansas (+6,589)
9. Ole Miss (+3,694)
10. Missouri (+3,272)
11. Vanderbilt (+2,518)
12. Kentucky (+2,179)
13. South Carolina (+1,221)
14. Mississippi State (+1,033)
Every single school in the SEC is in the black. I'm not sure how other conferences stack up, but that seems pretty badass to me.
ETA:
SEC Games differential
Alabama (+5,354)
Arkansas ('92-'14) (-315)
Auburn (+533)
LSU (+2,027)
Ole Miss (-288)
Mississippi State (-3,393)
Texas A&M ('12-'14) (+90)
Florida (+2,099)
Georgia (+2,312)
Kentucky (-4,250)
Missouri ('12-'14) (+83)
South Carolina ('92-'14)(-521)
Tennessee (+2,958)
Vanderbilt (-5,770)
Ranked by SEC Game Differential
1. Alabama (+5,354)
2. Tennessee (+2,958)
3. Georgia (+2,312)
4. Florida (+2,099)
5. LSU (+2,027)
6. Auburn (+533)
7. Texas A&M ('12-'14) (+90)
8. Missouri ('12-'14) (+83)
9. Ole Miss (-288)
10. Arkansas ('92-'14) (-315)
11. South Carolina ('92-'14)(-521)
12. Mississippi State (-3,393)
13. Kentucky (-4,250)
14. Vanderbilt (-5,770)
This post was edited on 7/6/15 at 3:39 pm
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Posted on 7/6/15 at 11:54 am to Tuscaloosa
Posted on 7/6/15 at 11:56 am to Tuscaloosa
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1. Alabama (+15,564)
2. Tennessee (+11,268)
3. LSU (+10,050)
5 digit club, Big 3
Posted on 7/6/15 at 11:59 am to Tuscaloosa
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1. Alabama (+15,564)
2. Tennessee (+11,268)
3. LSU (+10,050)
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:00 pm to Tuscaloosa
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Every single school in the SEC is in the black. I'm not sure how other conferences stack up, but that seems pretty badass to me
Solid programs all around.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:01 pm to Tuscaloosa
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11. Vanderbilt (+2,518)
12. Kentucky (+2,179)
13. South Carolina (+1,221)
14. Mississippi State (+1,033)
jesus - come on MSU
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:01 pm to Tuscaloosa
Great info
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:02 pm to SouthOfSouth
I'd love to see the numbers confined to SEC games only.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:03 pm to Tuscaloosa
Kinda neat stat, but not very meaningful IMO.
First, the SEC schedules so many terrible OC games that a huge portion (probably like 90%) of the differential is against terrible opposition in huge blowouts.
Second, even comparisons within the SEC against each other are pretty meaningless when you consider the wide historical variance in strength of schedule. Take AU vs Bama. AU has played the toughest SEC schedule of anyone and bama has played the weakest, over the past 23 years (since 1992 expansion). That holds up going way back as AU's yearly rivals before expansions were: Bama, Tenn, Florida, and UGA. Bama was something like AU, Tenn, Vandy and MSU or something.
First, the SEC schedules so many terrible OC games that a huge portion (probably like 90%) of the differential is against terrible opposition in huge blowouts.
Second, even comparisons within the SEC against each other are pretty meaningless when you consider the wide historical variance in strength of schedule. Take AU vs Bama. AU has played the toughest SEC schedule of anyone and bama has played the weakest, over the past 23 years (since 1992 expansion). That holds up going way back as AU's yearly rivals before expansions were: Bama, Tenn, Florida, and UGA. Bama was something like AU, Tenn, Vandy and MSU or something.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:04 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
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Vandy
Yeah, well let me know when Auburn evens the series with Vandy.
This post was edited on 7/6/15 at 12:05 pm
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:05 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
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Take AU vs Bama. AU has played the toughest SEC schedule of anyone and bama has played the weakest, over the past 23 years (since 1992 expansion). That holds up going way back as AU's yearly rivals before expansions were: Bama, Tenn, Florida, and UGA. Bama was something like AU, Tenn, Vandy and MSU or something.
Little bro gonna little bro
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:05 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
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Second, even comparisons within the SEC against each other are pretty meaningless when you consider the wide historical variance in strength of schedule. Take AU vs Bama. AU has played the toughest SEC schedule of anyone and bama has played the weakest, over the past 23 years (since 1992 expansion). That holds up going way back as AU's yearly rivals before expansions were: Bama, Tenn, Florida, and UGA. Bama was something like AU, Tenn, Vandy and MSU or something.
Link?
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:06 pm to CCTider
There was an article on al.com about it a few years ago. Go find it.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:06 pm to Vols&Shaft83
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5 digit club, Big 3
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4. Georgia (+9,245)
We'll make it to the club after this season.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:07 pm to cypressbrake3
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I'd love to see the numbers confined to SEC games only.
Give me a second and I'll run those numbers.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:07 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
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Tiger n Miami AU83
Shut up, phoney accountant
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:08 pm to CCTider
Here. Took me less than 5 seconds to find it, lol.
Vandy actually has played the hardest. AU is #2.
Bama is third easisest.
Historically, AU will be #1 I am pretty sure as we lost Tenn as our yearly rival with expansion.
Bama will remain at the bottom I am sure.
LINK
Vandy actually has played the hardest. AU is #2.
Bama is third easisest.
Historically, AU will be #1 I am pretty sure as we lost Tenn as our yearly rival with expansion.
Bama will remain at the bottom I am sure.
LINK
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:09 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
quote:Why compare AU-UA schedules? What about AU vs LSU, or AU vs UGA, or AU vs FLA? All those programs have a higher point differential than AU.
Kinda neat stat, but not very meaningful IMO. First, the SEC schedules so many terrible OC games that a huge portion (probably like 90%) of the differential is against terrible opposition in huge blowouts. Second, even comparisons within the SEC against each other are pretty meaningless when you consider the wide historical variance in strength of schedule. Take AU vs Bama. AU has played the toughest SEC schedule of anyone and bama has played the weakest, over the past 23 years (since 1992 expansion). That holds up going way back as AU's yearly rivals before expansions were: Bama, Tenn, Florida, and UGA. Bama was something like AU, Tenn, Vandy and MSU or something.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:09 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
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Second, even comparisons within the SEC against each other are pretty meaningless when you consider the wide historical variance in strength of schedule. Take AU vs Bama.
Good point. Alabama gets to play Auburn, which adds 325 to Alabama's positive point differential. Whereas Auburn has to play Alabama which takes away 325 from Auburn's point differential. It just isn't fair.
Posted on 7/6/15 at 12:10 pm to Tiger n Miami AU83
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* Since 1992, Alabama has played more games against Vanderbilt (14) than Florida and Georgia combined (12). Auburn, which plays Georgia annually and used to have an annual series against Florida, has faced the Bulldogs and Gators a total of 35 times.
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* Last year, Alabama and Georgia played the first SEC Championship Game in which both participants avoided the top three teams from the opposite division. The opponents for Alabama and Georgia each had a combined .375 SEC winning percentage, tied for the third-easiest schedules ever by SEC division winners.
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* Nine SEC division winners had opponents who finished with a combined SEC record of .500 or greater. That's happened only twice within the past nine years: South Carolina and Auburn, both in 2010
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