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Meaningful Stat or Meaningless Stat ?

Discussion in 'Sooner Football' started by Snrinhouston, Sep 18, 2016.


  1. Snrinhouston

    Snrinhouston Active Member

    If you define a blowout as losing by at least 4 touchdowns...

    # of times Switzer was blown out: Zero

    # of times Stoops has been blown out: Nine

    Meaningful Stat? Meaningless Stat?
     
  2. SoonerStormchaser

    SoonerStormchaser Emma's Daddy!

    30 years and several changes to the game scheme later...
     
  3. Snrinhouston

    Snrinhouston Active Member

    That's what I was thinking. May not be apples to apples.
     
  4. BoulderSooner79

    BoulderSooner79 SoonerFans.com Elite Member

    I was at the Orange bowl after the '77 season. That was one of the few blow-outs endured by a Switzer team - I don't care how you define it by score. Is your point is that Switzer was a better coach for his time than Stoops is now? I believe that is true. I don't think Switzer (even with magical rejuvenation) could coach today's players; he couldn't control the off-field problems.
     
  5. NicKZepp

    NicKZepp New Member

    With option attack getting beat by about 17 was more like getting blown out by 4+ TDs.
     
  6. Alright now count the number of ranked opponents faced for each coach.. It's not even close.. Not taking up for Bob, but I have actually went through to check this.. Bob faced more in a 5 year period than Barry did in his career.
     
  7. Sabanball

    Sabanball Well-Known Member

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