RBER - Everything's bigger when playing Texas

I know you all have been missing it, the RBER makes it's return for Taysom Hill as he ran roughshod all over the Longhorns.



Here's the numbers:

259 Rushing yards, 3 TDs, 15 Positive Carries, 2 Negative Carries, 8 1st down conversions giving him a RBER rating of 304.5



JWilliams had 182 yards, 0 TDs, 27 Positive Carries, 3 Negative Carries, 7 1st down conversions, and 3 receiving yards giving him a RBER of 107.31

Lasike?

Alisa?

Hine ?

What is the RubBER Standard?



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That Taysom. He hogged most of the TDs.

I left my spreadsheet at work, I'll fill in the other rbs tomorrow.

I didn't like the way the formula was working, so I reworked it a little and changed how points were assigned (I was under-valuing yards).



New RBER:



Taysom Hill: 393.24

Jamaal Williams: 153.06

Paul Lasike: 166.33 (he gets the benefit of a TD without many carries -- I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing in the RBER formula or not).

Mike Alisa: 67.5

Adam Hine: N/A not enough carries to qualify

hawkwing wrote:
I didn't like the way the formula was working, so I reworked it a little and changed how points were assigned (I was under-valuing yards).



New RBER:



Taysom Hill: 393.24

Jamaal Williams: 153.06

Paul Lasike: 166.33 (he gets the benefit of a TD without many carries -- I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing in the RBER formula or not).

Mike Alisa: 67.5

Adam Hine: N/A not enough carries to qualify

Thanks.

So what is considered a good score? A great score? Not a good score?

100-120 is an effective RB score.