re: Aggy Board OT Discussion Thread

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Not entirely. At the end of the day, the most important defensive stat is Scoring Defense, and they only sit 2 positions apart.

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I agree that holding your opponent's offense to less points than your own offense scores is the most important thing.

But when comparing 2 teams that play at 2 different paces, against 2 different schedules, looking at just raw total number can be misleading.

Auburn's defense gave up 5.54 yds per play
USC's defense gave up 6.03

That is a huge difference, even amongst 2 bad defenses. To say that they were equal defenses ignores a ton of information that says otherwise.

You think you're old? I remember when bowls didn't have corporate sponsors, period.

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It's now the Battlefrog Fiesta Bowl.

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I remember when there were only 8 bowls

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If they somehow went back to just a few bowls, it would be amazing to see the competition for those spots

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That is a huge difference, even amongst 2 bad defenses. To say that they were equal defenses ignores a ton of information that says otherwise.

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Never really did say they were equal. Just referencing how much they both sucked and how this was not KM first game against an SEC defense (albeit a terrible one)

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I wish it were still like this.

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I still call bowls by their original names. frick the Sponsors. It's Fiesta Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Orange Bowl, Rose Bowl, Alamo Bowl, and Texas Bowl.

In the case the sponsor was it's original name or it's original name is too old to be remembered, I call the bowls by the city/state they are in, like the Tampa Bowl, Idaho Bowl, or the Charlotte Bowl.

The only exception is the Peach Bowl...I'll call them Chick-fil-a bowl from time to time because Chick-fil-a is awesome.

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