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Time of Possession

A lot of NDSU's TOP ticked off between plays. That doesn't hurt a defense nearly as much as responding to 92 snaps. TOP is overrated when comparing an up-tempo offense to a traditional huddle offense.
 
kemajic said:
A lot of NDSU's TOP ticked off between plays. That doesn't hurt a defense nearly as much as responding to 92 snaps. TOP is overrated when comparing an up-tempo offense to a traditional huddle offense.
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The Griz defense consistently had 15-20 seconds between plays to catch their breath. I agree, kem
 
the Number of Plays (NoP) is much more important than ToP. Standing around talking about what is going to happen next doesn't tire people out.

NoP>ToP
 
Griz!ron said:
the Number of Plays (NoP) is much more important than ToP. Standing around talking about what is going to happen next doesn't tire people out.

NoP>ToP
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seems like pretty basic math from up here in the cheap seats! :thumb:
 
In one of the games on TV right now, North Carolina went up-tempo and got a "free" 5 yards because the South Carolina guy who had been subbed for didn't hustle enough getting off the field. Lots of pluses in running lots of plays.
 
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