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In conference point differential - BostonCard - 10-18-2015

Stanford +87 (194 - 107)
Utah +64 (126 - 62)
WSU +22 (125 - 103)
USC +13 (85 - 72)
Cal +6 (88 - 82)
ASU -4 (118 - 122)
UW -7 (61 - 68)
UCLA -10 (114 - 124)
Arizona -20 (129 - 149)
Oregon -26 (125 - 151)
Colorado -49 (78 - 127)
OSU -76 (62 - 138)

BC

Re: In conference point differential - ThePassionOfTheChryst - 10-18-2015

An interesting thing emerges looking at those stats.  Stanford's 194 points scored is the most in the conference.  The difference between Stanford and Arizona, who is #2 in points scored, is 65.  The difference between Arizona and Washington, who is #12, is 68.

Re: In conference point differential - socalstanfan1 - 10-18-2015

And interesting that, in the era of spread offenses, Stanford is doing this extensively on the ground.  Since the second half of the VSC game, this has been like the University of Washington game of the Andrew Luck era, in which Luck just kept going to the run...again...and again...and again... But it is like that game after game.

Awesomeness.

Re: In conference point differential - fullmetal - 10-18-2015

My favorite kind of style points.  Maybe we're seeing the emergence of David Shaw v2.0, the one who plays with swag, gets emotional, runs a trick play while up by many points to earn a Top 10 highlight reel catch, and allows his players to enjoy the glory of crushing victories.  I think the voters still care about style points.  We got style.

Re: In conference point differential - CornFed - 10-18-2015

(10-18-2015, 01:59 AM)ThePassionOfTheChryst link Wrote:An interesting thing emerges looking at those stats.  Stanford's 194 points scored is the most in the conference.  The difference between Stanford and Arizona, who is #2 in points scored, is 65.  The difference between Arizona and Washington, who is #12, is 68.

If I understand the numbers as presented above correctly, I think Arizona has 149 points, making the difference 45.

Re: In conference point differential - BostonCard - 10-18-2015

Arizona has 129; they have given up 149.

BC

Re: In conference point differential - BostonCard - 10-18-2015

(10-18-2015, 01:59 AM)ThePassionOfTheChryst link Wrote:An interesting thing emerges looking at those stats.  Stanford's 194 points scored is the most in the conference.  The difference between Stanford and Arizona, who is #2 in points scored, is 65.  The difference between Arizona and Washington, who is #12, is 68.

Keep in mind that Stanford and Arizona (as well as ASU and Oregon) have played 4 games and the other eight teams have played only three conference games.

BC

Re: In conference point differential - CornFed - 10-18-2015

(10-18-2015, 06:55 AM)Boston Card link Wrote:Arizona has 129; they have given up 149.

BC

Oh yeah.  I don't know why I reversed them.

Re: In conference point differential - M T - 10-18-2015

Converting the table to points/game in conference games:
TeamDiffPts forPts against
Stanford
21.8
48.5
26.8
Utah
21.3
42.0
20.7
WSU
7.3
41.7
34.3
U.SC
4.3
28.3
24.0
Cal
2.0
29.3
27.3
ASU
-1.0
29.5
30.5
UW
-2.3
20.3
22.7
UCLA
-3.3
38.0
41.3
Arizona
-5.0
32.3
37.3
Oregon
-6.5
31.3
37.8
Colorado
-16.3
26.0
42.3
OSU
-25.3
20.7
46.0