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Georgia Tech RER & Other observations

by SpiffCoug · 10/29/2012

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RER is Receiver Efficiency Rating. I apply the passer rating formula to receivers by using the times targeted. Their season RER's are in parentheses. A 135 RER is the standard.



Hoffman: 182.22 (133.07)

Apo: 190.50 (88.33)

Falslev: 100.20 (97.33)

Friel: 21.00 (140.60)

Ridley: 301.60 (106.43)

Williams: 361.20 (162.63)

TEs: 36.27 (143.33)

RBs: 216.72 (139.04)

WRs: 171.50 (119.61)



- After being targeted for an interception in four straight games, Hoffman wasn't the target of the INT this week (Friel).



- Apo had his first back-to-back games above 135 RER of the season. His first such feat since NM St and Hawaii last year.



- The team with the best PER on the day has won 17 of the last 18 BYU games.



- BYU's PER was 139.49. It was the just second game of the season where BYU was above the 135 standard.



- Georgia Tech did not convert a 3rd down. Going to back to 2002 BYU has given up one third down conversion on three occasions, but never zero.



- In the last two games against BYU (2003, 2012), GT is now 1-17 on 3rd down.



- In those two games, BYU has held the ball for 78 minutes and 5 seconds (38:59 in 2012 & 39:06 in 2003).



- BYU hasn't lost a fumble since the Boise game.



- BYU averaged 54 yards a punt. The most since Utah in 2008.



- BYU had 22 first downs (11 rushing, 11 passing). The first such balanced game since I can see (since 2001).



- GT's 40 yards passing were the fewest allowed since Air Force had 39 in 2006.



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