I think you meant a few times a game.And he doesn't mind letting you know a few times a season either.
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I think you meant a few times a game.And he doesn't mind letting you know a few times a season either.
Took a look to see how things went. Also included the 2013 TAMU and 2013 Auburn games since they get thrown into similar discussions on how to beat Alabama. Number in parenthesis indicates the number of holding calls accepted.It doesn't help matters any when we face an elite QB and his OL never seems to get called for holding. I would love to see a stat showing how few holding penalties were called in those games we lost to those QB's mentioned.
Well clearly we are paying refs. (Blue font)Took a look to see how things went. Also included the 2013 TAMU and 2013 Auburn games since they get thrown into similar discussions on how to beat Alabama. Number in parenthesis indicates the number of holding calls accepted.
2010 Auburn - 0
2012 TAMU - 1
2013 TAMU - 1 (1)
2013 Auburn - 1 (1)
2013 Oklahoma - 2 (1)
2014 Ole Miss - 0
2014 Ohio State - 0
2015 Ole Miss - 0
2015 Clemson - 0
2016 Ole Miss - 1 (1)
2016 Clemson - 0
The only games where Alabama had less penalties than its opponent were 2013 Oklahoma (11-6), 2015 Ole Miss (8-4), and 2015 Clemson (4-2). Ohio State and Alabama each had 4 penalties in the 2014 game. In the other seven games, Alabama averaged 8.1 penalties while it's opponents averaged 3.9 penalties.
Took a look to see how things went. Also included the 2013 TAMU and 2013 Auburn games since they get thrown into similar discussions on how to beat Alabama. Number in parenthesis indicates the number of holding calls accepted.
2010 Auburn - 0
2012 TAMU - 1
2013 TAMU - 1 (1)
2013 Auburn - 1 (1)
2013 Oklahoma - 2 (1)
2014 Ole Miss - 0
2014 Ohio State - 0
2015 Ole Miss - 0
2015 Clemson - 0
2016 Ole Miss - 1 (1)
2016 Clemson - 0
The only games where Alabama had less penalties than its opponent were 2013 Oklahoma (11-6), 2015 Ole Miss (8-4), and 2015 Clemson (4-2). Ohio State and Alabama each had 4 penalties in the 2014 game. In the other seven games, Alabama averaged 8.1 penalties while it's opponents averaged 3.9 penalties.
I know that we've been over this before, but that's just wrong...
I always love analysis like this. So you're telling me the stats of a guy on a team that beat us were better than the stats of guys who didn't beat us? Amazing!Since 2010, quarterbacks who have beaten Alabama have averaged 243.8 yards per game, 64.9 percent completions and a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 5.2 to 1. By comparison, losing quarterbacks average 174.1 yards per game, 51.5 percent completions and throw far more interceptions (105) than touchdowns (64).