Hey Griz Fans

[mannixshaffer]

Hi, I am making a youtube channel for one of my classes and I will be going over stats from the team and our opponents. To figure out what kind of things to focus on I came here to see what kind of things you all would want to know that you wouldn't want to look up or have to figure out. It would really help with the project so, if anything comes to mind please let me know. Tha k you.

 

[Jordan_20]

Hi, I am making a youtube channel for one of my classes and I will be going over stats from the team and our opponents. To figure out what kind of things to focus on I came here to see what kind of things you all would want to know that you wouldn't want to look up or have to figure out. It would really help with the project so, if anything comes to mind please let me know. Tha k you.

You could compare the receivers and also the running backs. They brought up a stat that said Keelan white had 18 first downs on 20 some catches. Some interesting stats like that compared across players would be a cool project. Earlier this year I helped a friend with a research project that was looking at Gillmans stats. Was able to fine the % of plays he scores on and compare him against the Cats RB1. Safe to say that Gillman had way better stats

 

[SoldierGriz]

May not fit your project, but I always wonder about a few random things:

1. Does the team scoring first in a game matter? Percentage of games won by team scoring first in a game?

2. Maybe related? Coin flip. Take the ball, defer, or defend. Which choice produces more wins?

3. Time of possession. Does team with longer TOP win more often? Wide margin or slim?

 

[alabamagrizzly]

May not fit your project, but I always wonder about a few random things:

1. Does the team scoring first in a game matter? Percentage of games won by team scoring first in a game?

2. Maybe related? Coin flip. Take the ball, defer, or defend. Which choice produces more wins?

3. Time of possession. Does team with longer TOP win more often? Wide margin or slim?

More importantly, how often does the team that scores last win.

 

[AZGrizFan]

More importantly, how often does the team that scores last win

I find that most of the time the team that scores the most points wins.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

Many have been asking if there is a correlation between dewpoint and FG%.

 

[alabamagrizzly]

Many have been asking if there is a correlation between dewpoint and FG%.

I mean, this shouldn’t even be in question anymore. The answer is obvious.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

I mean, this shouldn’t even be in question anymore. The answer is obvious.

You know that, I know that, and Bob Dole knows that, but I was thinking it would be educational for those who don't know.

 

[argh!]

You know that, I know that, and Bob Dole knows that, but I was thinking it would be educational for those who don't know.

i don't know, do you?

 

[CDAGRIZ]

i don't know, do you?

Oh, of course I do. I was just asking for him to research it to help out people who don't know.

 

[SoldierGriz]

More importantly, how often does the team that scores last

Oh, of course I do. I was just asking for him to research it to help out people who don't know.

It's the margin that matters. Analytics 101.

 

[alabamagrizzly]

It's the margin that matters. Analytics 101.

To prove this, the OP would have to compare the victory rate of teams leading by one point at the end of regulation vs say teams that were leading by 10 points. Which teams have a higher win rate?