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Lots of College Football Statistics and where UW ranks

HuskyClawsHuskyClaws Member Posts: 1,170
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edited November 2015 in Hardcore Husky Board
These are rankings for the 65 Power 5 teams only

Defensive Ratio (% of points given up compared to opponents' average scored)
Top 5
1) Alabama .488
2) Ohio State .492
3) Wisconsin .504
4) Washington .568
5) Florida .573

Pac-12
1) Washington .568
2) Utah .725
3) Southern California .741
4) UCLA .793
5) Stanford .797
6) Colorado 1.022
7) California 1.049
8) Washington State 1.058
9) Arizona State 1.069
10) Arizona 1.310
11) Oregon State 1.330
12) Oregon 1.337

Offensive Ratio (% of points scored compared to opponents' average given up)
Top 5
1) Clemson 1.611
2) North Carolina 1.598
3) Baylor 1.590
4) Texas Tech 1.583
5) Oregon 1.579
52) Washington .903

Pac-12
1) Oregon 1.579
2) Stanford 1.335
3) Southern California 1.273
4) California 1.265
5) Arizona State 1.217
6) Arizona 1.186
7) UCLA 1.0763
8) Washington State 1.050
9) Utah 1.038
10) Washington .903
11) Colorado .744



Weighted Rankings (More recent performances are more heavily weighted)

Defensive Ratio
Top 5
1) Alabama 0.386
2) Ohio State 0.437
3) Florida State 0.539
4) Wisconsin 0.545
5) Florida 0.561
9) Washington .587

Pac-12
1) Washington 0.587
2) Utah 0.737
3) Stanford 0.764
4) UCLA 0.796
5) Southern California 0.824
6) Colorado 0.924
7) Washington State 1.085
8) Arizona State 1.113
9) California 1.149
10) Arizona 1.235
11) Oregon 1.433
12) Oregon State 1.545

Offensive Ratio
Top 5
1) North Carolina 1.830
2) Clemson 1.675
3) Oregon 1.630
4) Baylor 1.590
5) Arkansas 1.407
40) Washington 1.033

Pac-12
1) Oregon 1.630
2) Stanford 1.385
3) Arizona State 1.306
4) California 1.188
5) Southern California 1.170
6) Washington State 1.099
7) Arizona 1.081
8) Washington 1.033
9) UCLA 1.000408156
10) Utah .911
11) Oregon State .663
12) Colorado .657


Here's some more rankings using those numbers

Overall Rankings
Top 5
1) Alabama
2) Oklahoma
3) Ohio State
4) Baylor
5) Clemson
25) Washington

Pac-12
1) Stanford
2) Southern California
3) Washington
4) Utah
5) UCLA
6) Oregon
7) California
8) Arizona State
9) Washington State
10 Arizona
11) Colorado
12) Oregon State

Overall Weighted Rankings
Top 5
1) Oklahoma
2) Ohio State
3) North Carolina
4) Alabama
5) Michigan State
15) Washington

Pac-12
1) Stanford
2) Washington
3) Southern California
4) UCLA
5) Oregon
6) Arizona State
7) Utah
8) California
9) Washington State
10) Arizona
11) Colorado
12) Oregon State


Improvement Rankings (Difference between weighted ratios and non-weighted ratios)

Overall Rankings
Top 5
1) South Carolina
2) North Carolina
3) Arkansas
4) Minnesota
5) Washington

Pac-12
1) Washington
2) Stanford
3) Arizona State
4) Washington State
5) Colorado
6) Arizona
7) Oregon
8) UCLA
9) Oregon State
10) Utah
11) California
12) Southern California

Offensive Rankings
Top 5
1) North Carolina
2) Minnesota
3) Arkansas
4) Washington
5) Pittsburgh

Pac-12
1) Washington
2) Arizona State
3) Oregon State
4) Oregon
5) Stanford
6) Washington State
7) UCLA
8) California
9) Colorado
10) Southern California
11) Arizona
12) Utah

Defensive Rankings
Top 5
1) South Carolina
2) Georgia
3) Texas
4) Texas A&M
5) Colorado
26) Washington

Pac-12
1) Colorado
2) Arizona
3) Stanford
4) UCLA
5) Utah
6) Washington
7) Washington State
8) Arizona State
9) Southern California
10) Oregon
11) California
12) Oregon State









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    doogsinparadisedoogsinparadise Member Posts: 9,320
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    Borderline elite defense, poor to average offense. Water is wetter than usual today.
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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    6-6

    But uw is the best 6-6 team in the country.
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    Mad_SonMad_Son Member Posts: 10,091
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    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...
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    HuskyClawsHuskyClaws Member Posts: 1,170
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    Mad_Son said:

    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...

    It does. It's all based on ratios against each opponent. We scored 1.625 times more points against WSU than they typically give up and gave up .276 times as many points as they typically score. For OSU, we scored 1.286 times more points than they typically give up and gave up .394 times as many points as they typically score.

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    Mad_SonMad_Son Member Posts: 10,091
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    Mad_Son said:

    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...

    It does. It's all based on ratios against each opponent. We scored 1.625 times more points against WSU than they typically give up and gave up .276 times as many points as they typically score. For OSU, we scored 1.286 times more points than they typically give up and gave up .394 times as many points as they typically score.

    hrm k

    I suppose realistically our play calling wasn't JSFS the last two games which would look like improvement.

    Anyways, I do like these analyses but as many on here have already said, good defense, bad offense -> 6-6 (aka what matters at the end of the day)

    Where'd these numbers come from?
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    HuskyClawsHuskyClaws Member Posts: 1,170
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    Mad_Son said:

    Mad_Son said:

    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...

    It does. It's all based on ratios against each opponent. We scored 1.625 times more points against WSU than they typically give up and gave up .276 times as many points as they typically score. For OSU, we scored 1.286 times more points than they typically give up and gave up .394 times as many points as they typically score.

    hrm k

    I suppose realistically our play calling wasn't JSFS the last two games which would look like improvement.

    Anyways, I do like these analyses but as many on here have already said, good defense, bad offense -> 6-6 (aka what matters at the end of the day)

    Where'd these numbers come from?
    My own spreadsheet. Just downloaded the entire college football schedule and derived the numbers from that.
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    whlinderwhlinder Member Posts: 4,273
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    Mad_Son said:

    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...

    It does. It's all based on ratios against each opponent. We scored 1.625 times more points against WSU than they typically give up and gave up .276 times as many points as they typically score. For OSU, we scored 1.286 times more points than they typically give up and gave up .394 times as many points as they typically score.

    Does it adjust for no Luke Falk?
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    AZDuckAZDuck Member Posts: 15,381
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    Mad_Son said:

    Mad_Son said:

    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...

    It does. It's all based on ratios against each opponent. We scored 1.625 times more points against WSU than they typically give up and gave up .276 times as many points as they typically score. For OSU, we scored 1.286 times more points than they typically give up and gave up .394 times as many points as they typically score.

    hrm k

    I suppose realistically our play calling wasn't JSFS the last two games which would look like improvement.

    Anyways, I do like these analyses but as many on here have already said, good defense, bad offense -> 6-6 (aka what matters at the end of the day)

    Where'd these numbers come from?
    My own spreadsheet. Just downloaded the entire college football schedule and derived the numbers from that.
    You should plug the values into NCAA Football on your Xbox and play a season, just to be sure
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    MisterEmMisterEm Member Posts: 6,685
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    AZDuck said:

    Mad_Son said:

    Mad_Son said:

    Those are pretty awesome. My issue with the improvement rankings is that as described it does not factor in varying SOS... like our last two games were against OSU and WSU...

    It does. It's all based on ratios against each opponent. We scored 1.625 times more points against WSU than they typically give up and gave up .276 times as many points as they typically score. For OSU, we scored 1.286 times more points than they typically give up and gave up .394 times as many points as they typically score.

    hrm k

    I suppose realistically our play calling wasn't JSFS the last two games which would look like improvement.

    Anyways, I do like these analyses but as many on here have already said, good defense, bad offense -> 6-6 (aka what matters at the end of the day)

    Where'd these numbers come from?
    My own spreadsheet. Just downloaded the entire college football schedule and derived the numbers from that.
    You should plug the values into NCAA Football on your Xbox and play a season, just to be sure
    All-American difficulty or GTFO.
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    Fire_Marshall_BillFire_Marshall_Bill Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 22,835
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    Duck is right. 6-6.
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    ThumpThump Member Posts: 793
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    Cool. So... when are they replacing Smith?
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    BennyBeaverBennyBeaver Member Posts: 13,333
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    stats are for loosers
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    Mosster47Mosster47 Member Posts: 6,246
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    So an elite defense with a shit offense equals 6-6.

    An elite offense, even with three weeks of it being dreck and a shot defense is 9-3.

    So if Oregon actually hired a real D-coordinator they could be 11-1/12-0 caliber all the time?
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    ThomasFremontThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
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    SpoonieLuvSpoonieLuv Member Posts: 5,436
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    These are rankings for the 65 Power 5 teams only

    Defensive Ratio (% of points given up compared to opponents' average scored)
    Top 5
    1) Alabama .488
    2) Ohio State .492
    3) Wisconsin .504
    4) Washington .568
    5) Florida .573

    Pac-12
    1) Washington .568
    2) Utah .725
    3) Southern California .741
    4) UCLA .793
    5) Stanford .797
    6) Colorado 1.022
    7) California 1.049
    8) Washington State 1.058
    9) Arizona State 1.069
    10) Arizona 1.310
    11) Oregon State 1.330
    12) Oregon 1.337

    Offensive Ratio (% of points scored compared to opponents' average given up)
    Top 5
    1) Clemson 1.611
    2) North Carolina 1.598
    3) Baylor 1.590
    4) Texas Tech 1.583
    5) Oregon 1.579
    52) Washington .903

    Pac-12
    1) Oregon 1.579
    2) Stanford 1.335
    3) Southern California 1.273
    4) California 1.265
    5) Arizona State 1.217
    6) Arizona 1.186
    7) UCLA 1.0763
    8) Washington State 1.050
    9) Utah 1.038
    10) Washington .903
    11) Colorado .744



    Weighted Rankings (More recent performances are more heavily weighted)

    Defensive Ratio
    Top 5
    1) Alabama 0.386
    2) Ohio State 0.437
    3) Florida State 0.539
    4) Wisconsin 0.545
    5) Florida 0.561
    9) Washington .587

    Pac-12
    1) Washington 0.587
    2) Utah 0.737
    3) Stanford 0.764
    4) UCLA 0.796
    5) Southern California 0.824
    6) Colorado 0.924
    7) Washington State 1.085
    8) Arizona State 1.113
    9) California 1.149
    10) Arizona 1.235
    11) Oregon 1.433
    12) Oregon State 1.545

    Offensive Ratio
    Top 5
    1) North Carolina 1.830
    2) Clemson 1.675
    3) Oregon 1.630
    4) Baylor 1.590
    5) Arkansas 1.407
    40) Washington 1.033

    Pac-12
    1) Oregon 1.630
    2) Stanford 1.385
    3) Arizona State 1.306
    4) California 1.188
    5) Southern California 1.170
    6) Washington State 1.099
    7) Arizona 1.081
    8) Washington 1.033
    9) UCLA 1.000408156
    10) Utah .911
    11) Oregon State .663
    12) Colorado .657


    Here's some more rankings using those numbers

    Overall Rankings
    Top 5
    1) Alabama
    2) Oklahoma
    3) Ohio State
    4) Baylor
    5) Clemson
    25) Washington

    Pac-12
    1) Stanford
    2) Southern California
    3) Washington
    4) Utah
    5) UCLA
    6) Oregon
    7) California
    8) Arizona State
    9) Washington State
    10 Arizona
    11) Colorado
    12) Oregon State

    Overall Weighted Rankings
    Top 5
    1) Oklahoma
    2) Ohio State
    3) North Carolina
    4) Alabama
    5) Michigan State
    15) Washington

    Pac-12
    1) Stanford
    2) Washington
    3) Southern California
    4) UCLA
    5) Oregon
    6) Arizona State
    7) Utah
    8) California
    9) Washington State
    10) Arizona
    11) Colorado
    12) Oregon State


    Improvement Rankings (Difference between weighted ratios and non-weighted ratios)

    Overall Rankings
    Top 5
    1) South Carolina
    2) North Carolina
    3) Arkansas
    4) Minnesota
    5) Washington

    Pac-12
    1) Washington
    2) Stanford
    3) Arizona State
    4) Washington State
    5) Colorado
    6) Arizona
    7) Oregon
    8) UCLA
    9) Oregon State
    10) Utah
    11) California
    12) Southern California

    Offensive Rankings
    Top 5
    1) North Carolina
    2) Minnesota
    3) Arkansas
    4) Washington
    5) Pittsburgh

    Pac-12
    1) Washington
    2) Arizona State
    3) Oregon State
    4) Oregon
    5) Stanford
    6) Washington State
    7) UCLA
    8) California
    9) Colorado
    10) Southern California
    11) Arizona
    12) Utah

    Defensive Rankings
    Top 5
    1) South Carolina
    2) Georgia
    3) Texas
    4) Texas A&M
    5) Colorado
    26) Washington

    Pac-12
    1) Colorado
    2) Arizona
    3) Stanford
    4) UCLA
    5) Utah
    6) Washington
    7) Washington State
    8) Arizona State
    9) Southern California
    10) Oregon
    11) California
    12) Oregon State









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    Fenderbender123Fenderbender123 Member Posts: 2,865
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    Not sure if I'm happy we were better than our record or pissed that we left wins on the table.

    Jk...I'm pissed and damn well aware of it.
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