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RER and other statistical & non-statistical observations

by SpiffCoug · 10/15/2012

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Here is the RER from the OS game. As you can imagine, no one was all that good. A player's season RER is in parentheses.



Foote: 181.20 (155.31)

Hoffman: 80.93 (124.93)

Apo: 48.87 (64.99)

Falslev: 0.00 (102.86)

Friel: 75.20 (162.62)

Ridley: 184.00 (197.66)

Pritchard: 0.00 (0.00) he's been targeted four times unsuccessfully this season.

Williams: 173.07 (160.92)

Wilson: 131.07 (173.43)

Mahina: 243.87 (238.91)

RBs: 175.78 (137.03)

TEs: 121.23 (162.74)

WRs: 69.07 (111.01)



- This was Hoffman's fourth straight sub-135 RER game. After being target for just one INT in his first 128 targets, he has now been the target on four INTs in his last 39 targets.



- The team with the better PER has won 15 of the last 16 games.



- Nelson's 28 completions were a career high. And his 99.84 PER was a career low in any game in which he threw 20 or more times (12 such games).



- Oregon St's PER of 180.59 was the highest against BYU since Utah St in 2010 (226.37).



- BYU has scored 0 points of opponent turnovers in five of the last six games.



- OS faced 30 1st downs. They scored or got a first down on 13 of them. They only had TWO plays count when the down and distance was 2nd & 6 or less.



- BYU and their opponents have combined for 40 QB sacks this year. All of 2011 saw 37 combined sacks.



- Riley needs to sit. His performance is not sufficient for a starting QB at BYU, let alone a starting senior QB at BYU. His season PER is now 115.47. He hasn't met the 135 standard since the 1st half of the Weber St game (and only then did he meet it by two points).



- After beating the spread in 12 of 13 straight games, BYU has not covered in the last two.
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