Saturday, November 19, 2011
OU Benchmark Report
So, the benchmarks are here for the OU game. A few points.
The offensive performances were pretty similar. Both teams made first downs on over a third of their plays. Most of the yardage metrics were pretty similar, as, obviously, was the score.
The biggest factor here is the redzone. OU got to the redzone 3 more times than BG did, but BG's defense was able to get the job done inside the 20, holding OU to a poor 2.7 points per trip. Without that, the game is not as close.
BG turned the ball over nearly twice as often on a per play basis than OU did and was well above the MAC average. In other words, BG made 3 turnovers, which is bad, and only made worse because it was done in 59 plays.
Poor kickoff coverage for BG...which bit them in the 4th quarter.
I think you can see some of the pressure issues embedded in here. For example, BG only gave up one sack, but the low yardage averages are usually indicative of a team that played a very safe passing game with short drops to avoid pressure issues. Also, the INT was partly pressure related.
OU ran the ball 62% of the time against Bowling Green.
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