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Meet your new OL Coach -- Eric Mateos

by snoscythe · 2/14/2019

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Mars
3-9 last year, 2-10 the year before.
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scott715
BYU: Source tells FootballScoop BYU is planning to hire Eric Mateos as offensive line coach. Mateos, who was at LSU February 2016 – February 2017 with BYU offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes who then was LSU’s offensive line coach, coached offensive line at Texas State the past two seasons. Mateos will be filling the role vacated by Ryan Pugh (who also worked with Grimes at LSU) who left to become offensive coordinator at Troy.
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CrimsonCoug
Mars wrote:

3-9 last year, 2-10 the year before.


Ouch. Wonder how his run game did in terms of ypc and his pass protection in terms of sacks allowed.
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Mars
CrimsonCoug wrote:


3-9 last year, 2-10 the year before.


Ouch. Wonder how his run game did in terms of ypc and his pass protection in terms of sacks allowed.

Something like 147 rushing yards per game, and 133 after sacks.
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scott715
Young coach, this would be a great opportunity for him. Probably will not have to pay a lot and he would stick around for awhile. At least longer than Pugh.
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Congratulations Eric Mateos. I hope you find great success in Provo
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Sharper
Offensive line stats for 2018:

Offense Line Yards Rk Std. Downs Line Yards Rk Pass. Downs Line Yards Rk Opp. Rate Rk Power Success Rate Rk Stuff Rate Rk Sack Rate Rk Std. Downs Sack Rate Rk Pass. Downs Sack Rate Rk

Texas State 2.23 115 2.19 117 2.36 103 43.9% 95 53.9% 125 24.2% 122 8.3% 107 7.6% 116 9.0% 88

BYU 2.56 69 2.69 34 2.04 118 50.7% 27 66.7% 90 19.1% 71 7.7% 94 5.8% 80 10.3% 103




I see an average ranking of 76.2 for BYU and 109 for Texas State. Texas State had the edge in only Passing Downs Line Yards. For what it's worth, they're not considered to have recruits as good as we do, so who knows. The story makes him sound good.
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Sharper wrote:

Offensive line stats for 2018:

Offense Line Yards Rk Std. Downs Line Yards Rk Pass. Downs Line Yards Rk Opp. Rate Rk Power Success Rate Rk Stuff Rate Rk Sack Rate Rk Std. Downs Sack Rate Rk Pass. Downs Sack Rate Rk

Texas State 2.23 115 2.19 117 2.36 103 43.9% 95 53.9% 125 24.2% 122 8.3% 107 7.6% 116 9.0% 88

BYU 2.56 69 2.69 34 2.04 118 50.7% 27 66.7% 90 19.1% 71 7.7% 94 5.8% 80 10.3% 103




I see an average ranking of 76.2 for BYU and 109 for Texas State. Texas State had the edge in only Passing Downs Line Yards. For what it's worth, they're not considered to have recruits as good as we do, so who knows. The story makes him sound good.


Here's a bit more data, and a bit clearer to see. Same site. With just the rankings.
BYU O-line3.PNG

Run-Blocking Stats

Adjusted Line Yards: One of only two opponent-adjusted numbers on the page, this aligns with the ALY figure FO tracks for the NFL and is presented on a scale in which 100.0 is perfectly average, above 100 is good, below 100 is bad.

Standard Downs Line Yards per Carry: The raw, unadjusted per-carry line yardage for a team on standard downs (first down, second-and-7 or fewer, third-and-4 or fewer, fourth-and-4 or fewer).

Passing Downs Line Yards per Carry: The same unadjusted averages for rushing on passing downs.

Opportunity Rate: The percentage of carries (when five yards are available) that gain at least five yards, i.e. the percentage of carries in which the line does its job, so to speak.

Power Success Rate: This is the same as on the pro side -- percentage of runs on third or fourth down, two yards or less to go, that achieved a first down or touchdown.

Stuff Rate: Same as STUFFED on the pro side -- percentage of carries by running backs that are stopped at or before the line of scrimmage.



Pass-blocking stats



Adjusted Sack Rate: An opponent-adjusted version of a team's sack rate -- sacks divided by (sacks plus passes), presented on a scale in which 100 is perfectly average, above 100 is good, below 100 is bad.

Standard Downs Sack Rate: Unadjusted sack rate for standard downs pass attempts.

Passing Downs Sack Rate: Unadjusted sack rate for passing downs pass attempts.



Looking at the trends, BYU's Oline was worse last year than in 2017 when we had a miserable Detmer offense. In fact, the average ranking for last year is the worst over the last five years (all the data that FO had on their site). I'm genuinely shocked by that: 1) I expected more out of Grimes, and 2) that doesn't jive with the eye test from what I remember of 2017. I'm not surprised that 2016 and 2014 are better because we had a dominant backfield with Taysom and Jamal. I'm surprised that 2017 looks so good on paper and 2018 doesn't.

Of course, Texas State doesn't look very good either. :sick:
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