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Passing note on 1st down (2016)


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Passing on 1st down (2016):

  • Last season Auburn was No. 121 nationally in the percentage of pass attempts made on 1st down. The national average was 38.4% and Auburn checked in at 21.1%.
     
  • Auburn was No. 36 nationally when it came to pass-efficiency on 1st down.
     
  • Auburn was No. 5 nationally in completion percentage on 1st down.
     
  • Auburn was No. 40 nationally in yards per pass attempt on 1st down.
     
  • Auburn was No. 98 nationally in yards per pass completion on 1st down.
     
  • Auburn was No. 120 nationally in the average number of pass attempts on 1st down per game. The Tigers averaged 6.8 pass attempts on 1st down per game and the national average was 12.2 per game.
     
  • Auburn was No. 126 nationally in TD ratio, passing on 1st down. Auburn averaged a TD pass every 88 pass attempts on 1st attempt, with the national average being 1 every 18.7 attempts.

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18 minutes ago, StatTiger said:

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  • Auburn was No. 5 nationally in completion percentage on 1st down.

 

  • Auburn was No. 40 nationally in yards per pass attempt on 1st down.

 

  • Auburn was No. 98 nationally in yards per pass completion on 1st down....

 

War Eagle!

Won't even pretend I understand the efficiency ratings, but looks like we only tried  the easy, short ones that couldn't go further?

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48 minutes ago, StatTiger said:

Auburn was No. 98 nationally in yards per pass completion on 1st down.

 

49 minutes ago, StatTiger said:

Auburn was No. 126 nationally in TD ratio, passing on 1st down. Auburn averaged a TD pass every 88 pass attempts

I would love to be in a coaching meeting when the "off the field analyst" presented these stats to the coaches.  Mind boggling that this wasn't addressed during the season.

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21 minutes ago, oracle79 said:

 

I would love to be in a coaching meeting when the "off the field analyst" presented these stats to the coaches.  Mind boggling that this wasn't addressed during the season.

I am sure the meeting went like this:

"With stats like that we need to run the ball more, Rhett, make it happen."

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80% of first down plays were runs... Please tell me this shifts at least 10% the other way this season.

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52 minutes ago, NoALtiger said:

So what's the difference in pass efficiency and completion percentage?

NCAA Pass-Efficiency Formula

 

To determine a pass-efficiency rating, multiply a passer's yards per attempt by 8.4; add the number obtained by multiplying pass completions per attempt by 100; add the number obtained by multiplying touchdowns per attempt by 330; and subtract the number obtained by multiplying interceptions per attempt by 200.

 The formula is as follows:

ER = TY/PA*8.4+PC/PA*100+TD/PA*330-I/PA*200, 
where TY=total yards; PC=pass completions; PA=pass attempts; TD=touchdowns; I=Interceptions; ER=Efficiency Rating.



 Factoring out 1/PA leaves:
ER = (TY*8.4+PC*100+TD*330-I*200)/PA

http://www.4malamute.com/zl4.html

Hope this helps?

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12 hours ago, oracle79 said:

 

I would love to be in a coaching meeting when the "off the field analyst" presented these stats to the coaches.  Mind boggling that this wasn't addressed during the season.

More problematic, the other team's Defensive analyst are well aware of these tendencies as well. 

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On 3/22/2017 at 8:53 PM, NoALtiger said:

So what's the difference in pass efficiency and completion percentage?

 

The math Geek coefficient. :big:

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