Some Decade Stats..Hey, We're Pretty Good! and other interesting numbers

[stoops the eternal pimp]

In 2001, 33 teams averaged 30 pts plus a game...In 2012, 54 teams.

13 Teams have winning records against ranked opponents since 2001: OU, usc, Tosu, lsu, ore, tx, tcu, va tech, fl, boise, ala, aub, and uGa

7 schools finished in the AP top 25 9 times since 2001: OU, lsu, usc, Tosu, tx, va tech, and uGa

Only 6 teams have averaged more than 30 per game on offense and given up less than 20 pts per game on D: OU, tcu, fl, usc, tx, and boise

11 teams have won 71% or more of their games since 01: OU, usc, Tosu, tx, boise, tcu, uGa, fl, ore, and va tech

23 teams have won 65% or more of their games since 01: 5 sec teams, 4 big10, 5 big 12, 3 pac12, 3 acc, 1 be, 1 ind, and 1 non aq.

[stoops the eternal pimp]

This is one I'm re-checking, but from what i see, the come from behind win Saturday was OUs first in 17 games that they trailed in the 4th quarter.

[olevetonahill]

This is one I'm re-checking, but from what i see, the come from behind win Saturday was OUs first in 17 games that they trailed in the 4th quarter.

Could that be cause we hardly ever trail in the 4th?

[Boomer.....]

I heard that too and it was Landry's first come from behind win (obviously).

[stoops the eternal pimp]

Could that be cause we hardly ever trail in the 4th?

this is since 2007..They have trailed 17 times since then in the 4th and managed to win 1.

[OkieThunderLion]

I heard that too and it was Landry's first come from behind win (obviously).

Eh, he was down 17-0 against Nebraska in the Big 12 title game.

[OkieThunderLion]

this is since 2007..They have trailed 17 times since then in the 4th and managed to win 1.
I recall 4Q trails (and wins) vs Tech in '06 and Mizzou in '07. So they must mean since that Mizzou game. Perhaps.

[agoo758]

Could that be cause we hardly ever trail in the 4th?

Doesn't make One of of Seventeen any better.

[cvsooner]

Come from behind win in the 4th, maybe, but Landry trailed Stanford at the half in the Sun Bowl.

[BoulderSooner79]

This is one I'm re-checking, but from what i see, the come from behind win Saturday was OUs first in 17 games that they trailed in the 4th quarter.

I've read this elsewhere and that's what made Saturday so satisfying to me. The last few years it seem like we either have the game won in the 4th or we go out with a whimper. Tight games are inevitable and a good team has to find a way to win their fair share.

[stoops the eternal pimp]

Have some more interesting numbers that involve OU

15 Teams passed the ball on 55% or more of their plays...13(87%) of those teams were .500 or below..and only 1 team won over 7 games..OU

25 teams threw 52% or more of their plays..Of those 25, 17(68%) were .500 or below and 3 (12%) won 7 or more games.

of the 19 teams that ran the ball 62% or more of their plays, 9(47%) won 9+ games, 6(32%) won 11+ games), 7(37%) had losing seasons.

[Boomer.....]

Do you blame it more on the offensive coordinators, offensive line/OL coach, or running backs? I thought I heard that we practice the vast majority of the time on pass blocking. If this is true, you aren't giving them a chance to get better at the run.

[BoulderSooner79]

Have some more interesting numbers that involve OU

15 Teams passed the ball on 55% or more of their plays...13(87%) of those teams were .500 or below..and only 1 team won over 7 games..OU

25 teams threw 52% or more of their plays..Of those 25, 17(68%) were .500 or below and 3 (12%) won 7 or more games.

of the 19 teams that ran the ball 62% or more of their plays, 9(47%) won 9+ games, 6(32%) won 11+ games), 7(37%) had losing seasons.

It would be interesting to know what our pass % was the last few games and how it skewed the stats. We used to get a lot of running plays in to kill the clock once the contest was settled. Not any chance of that in the WWU, OSU and TCU games and not much in the Baylor game. Didn't LJ pass 71 times against OSU?

[Collier11]

this is since 2007..They have trailed 17 times since then in the 4th and managed to win 1.

Seems to me (and I havent verified) that those who took this stat and made it important are cherry picking...does this include times when we were in the lead in the 4th our the other team merely scored last?

[stoops the eternal pimp]

I'm not sure...The stat that bothered me was the half time stat when the game was 4 pts or less either way and we had a horrible record...at one point 3-9 since 2008.

[CincySooner]

I heard that too and it was Landry's first come from behind win (obviously).

eh... what about 23-20 Big XII Championship. Started that one down 0-17.

[BoulderSooner79]

eh... what about 23-20 Big XII Championship. Started that one down 0-17.

The stat was for 4th qtr. come from behind wins. I think we were tied by the 4th in that one. We may have even caught up by half time.

[Collier11]

Yea STEP, and my only point for asking is I wonder how many times our offense actually brought us back but our Def blew it? That would be an interesting stat to know

[stoops the eternal pimp]

Yea STEP, and my only point for asking is I wonder how many times our offense actually brought us back but our Def blew it? That would be an interesting stat to know

2 of those games(Texas Tech in 09 and osu in 11) were blowouts..No opportunity to tie or go ahead..But the rest of them, we either had small leads were or within reach and had opportunities..

from what I can tell, most of them were inability to score in the 4th quarter or big offensive quarters for the other team.

[thecrimsoncrusader]

this is since 2007..They have trailed 17 times since then in the 4th and managed to win 1.

If OU is behind, it means OU is probably playing bad and a team usually does lose when they play bad. See how simple this all is? :devilish:

[picasso]

What about the stat that says Stoops has become complacent and lost control of his program?

[BigTip]

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[picasso]

Hey, I'm just quoting some of the brilliance on thissen here message board!

[stoops the eternal pimp]

Little trivia question here..

5 teams this season did not give up 30+ points in a regular season game...Who were they?

[JLEW1818]

Little trivia question here..

5 teams this season did not give up 30+ points in a regular season game...Who were they?

Bama, Florida, no idea?

[stoops the eternal pimp]

2 of 5..

[Fraggle145]

Notre Dame?

[Fraggle145]

Boise St.

[Fraggle145]

and Michigan St.

[stoops the eternal pimp]

Those be the 5

[Fraggle145]

Boner.

[Curly Bill]

What about the stat that says Stoops has become complacent and lost control of his program?


That's more of a: I know it when I see it type deal. ;)



And for the record: While I know some peeps have said he's become compalcent, I've not seen anyone say he's lost control