NeverGiveIn
Confused by the facts
hey man, he made a joke.
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When I win the CharGrill this week I'll donate it to the victims of this thread.
hey man, he made a joke.
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When I win the CharGrill this week I'll donate it to the victims of this thread.
According to S&P+ we're the 87th best team in the country, one spot behind the University of Buffalo. We have the 77th offense, the 82nd Defense, and 21st STs (go figure).
https://www.footballstudyhall.com/pages/2017-colorado-advanced-statistical-profile
Neinas laid the groundwork?According to S&P+ we're the 87th best team in the country, one spot behind the University of Buffalo. We have the 77th offense, the 82nd Defense, and 21st STs (go figure).
https://www.footballstudyhall.com/pages/2017-colorado-advanced-statistical-profile
I’m guessing if we played in the mid America conference our stats would look better.According to S&P+ we're the 87th best team in the country, one spot behind the University of Buffalo. We have the 77th offense, the 82nd Defense, and 21st STs (go figure).
https://www.footballstudyhall.com/pages/2017-colorado-advanced-statistical-profile
I’m a lifelong BYU (1-7) and Alabama (8-0) fan. With so many games for either team that aren’t competitive, I am struggling to enjoy watching football. Only the Alabama-LSU game next week gets me a little excited for either team’s schedule between now and the Iron Bowl. Is there anything that can help me find some passion for college football over the next month?
Jared Abrams, Preston, Idaho
Sounds like you need to find some middle ground. I recommend you adopt Colorado, which, according to Football Outsiders’ F/+ ratings, is the most average team in all of FBS — 65th out of 130.
The Buffs are three-point home favorites against Cal this week, which means it’s essentially a toss-up. It should be a lot more fun than watching your 1-7 Cougars face 1-7 San Jose State, or Alabama play “idle.”
Rank | Name | School | Rating |
1 | Bryce Love | Stanford | 8.37 |
2 | Saquon Barkley | Penn State | 7.60 |
3 | Josh Adams | Notre Dame | 7.33 |
4 | Rashaad Penny | San Diego State | 7.30 |
5 | Royce Freeman | Oregon | 7.08 |
6 | Damien Harris | Alabama | 7.07 |
7 | Jonathan Taylor | Wisconsin | 6.98 |
8 | Phillip Lindsay | Colorado | 6.92 |
Date | Opponent | Opp. S&P+ Rk | Score | W-L | Win Expectancy | Adj. Scoring Margin | Percentile Performance | Off. Percentile | Def. Percentile |
1-Sep | vs. Colorado State | 38 | 17-3 | W | 94% | 13.8 | 79% | 26% | 87% |
9-Sep | Texas State | 112 | 37-3 | W | 100% | 31.4 | 91% | 54% | 96% |
16-Sep | Northern Colorado | N/A | 41-21 | W | 97% | 16.8 | 79% | 89% | 58% |
23-Sep | Washington | 4 | 10-37 | L | 1% | -22.0 | 16% | 21% | 31% |
30-Sep | at UCLA | 64 | 23-27 | L | 18% | -8.5 | 31% | 36% | 45% |
7-Oct | Arizona | 30 | 42-45 | L | 32% | -4.1 | 43% | 79% | 15% |
14-Oct | at Oregon State | 118 | 36-33 | W | 41% | -2.1 | 44% | 69% | 29% |
21-Oct | at Washington State | 23 | 0-28 | L | 0% | -26.3 | 12% | 9% | 38% |
28-Oct | California | 101 | 44-28 | W | 99% | 22.6 | 85% | 89% | 54% |
Date | Opponent | Opp. S&P+ Rk | Win Probability | Proj. W-L | Proj. Margin | Proj. Score | Cumulative Proj. Wins |
4-Nov | at Arizona State | 93 | 51% | W | 0.4 | 30.1 - 29.8 | 5.51 |
11-Nov | USC | 20 | 34% | L | -7.1 | 26.7 - 33.8 | 5.85 |
25-Nov | at Utah | 51 | 35% | L | -6.5 | 24.5 - 31.1 | 6.20 |
Makes sense based on the numbers. Although having McMillan will drastically soften the blow of losing Lindsay and I don't think anyone is expecting a huge dropoff from Bobo, Fields and Ross to Winfree, Shenault, Ento and Nixon. Mostly comes down to how much the offensive line can improve because their number in the run and pass game were downright awful last year.S&P+ projects CU at 89 based on 5 year recruiting rankings, returns production, and recent history. Ouch.
https://www.allbuffs.com/threads/2017-football-advanced-stats-analysis-thread.127990/page-3
Yep. I get what's behind the outside perspective. But the 2018 team simply looks a lot better to me than the 2017 team. And I see a Pac-12 that lost a lot of great or veteran QBs while we have a returning starter.Makes sense based on the numbers. Although having McMillan will drastically soften the blow of losing Lindsay and I don't think anyone is expecting a huge dropoff from Bobo, Fields and Ross to Winfree, Shenault, Ento and Nixon. Mostly comes down to how much the offensive line can improve because their number in the run and pass game were downright awful last year.
S&P+ projects CU at 89 based on 5 year recruiting rankings, returns production, and recent history. Ouch.
https://www.allbuffs.com/threads/2017-football-advanced-stats-analysis-thread.127990/page-3