My SEC Preview (every team, statistical leaders, etc...)

[FreeDawg]

I put a lot of time into this. It includes breakdowns of every SEC team. It's got returning statistical leaders. It's got 4-year recruiting averages. It not phil steele in-depth but I tried to make it easy to read where you can get a good idea of every team. I'll use it in reference all year when I look at other teams.

http://3rdand57.com/2013-sec-football-preview/

 

[SkullCandy.sixpack]

Wow, dude--you put some time into that. Outstanding work!

I was a bit confused on some of the stats. For example, you ranked RBs by "yards per game" so Perkins was ranked ahead of Yeldon even though Yeldom leads Perkins in total yards, yards per carry, and TDs. How could Yeldon have more total yards on less carries and have less yards per game? Did Perkins play less games than Yeldon? Also, when writing about OM's schedule, you stated of the bears first 7 games, 4 were unwinnable--and listed UT, A&M, LSU and Auburn. I think you probably meant Bama, not Auburn.

Nice job. I'll be using that as a reference guide for sure. Thanks.

 

[FreeDawg]

LDP averaged 85.33 yards per game and Yeldon averaged 79.14. Yeldon played in 1 more game, had higher ypc but LDP had more yards which led to averaging more yards per game.

 

[SkullCandy.sixpack]

You mean Yeldon had more yards, but because he got an extra game to do it, he had less yards per game. I get you. Being able to scan over all this data is so cool.

 

[AgronomicDawg]

Nice write up! I enjoyed the previews as well.

 

[FreeDawg]

Thanks

This took a lot of time but I try to be knowledgable on everyone we play. It also helps when I break down our opponent every week