ECU/SMU stats (mirror each other)

chemstock · Post by **chemstock** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 12:58 pm

Let's just look at both teams O & D stats...

total offense
ECU...371.4
SMU...271.3

passing offense
ECU...258 YPG, 164-100-2, 8 td's
SMU...177 YPG, 178-91-2, 5 td's

rushing offfense
ECU...113.4 YPG, 6 td's
SMU...94.0 YPG, 5 td's

rushing defense
ECU...219 YPG, 11 td's
SMU...160 YPG, 11 td's

pass defense
ECU...160 YPG, 5 td's
SMU...258 YPG, 9 td's

int's season
ECU...7
SMU...9

FG kickers
ECU...8-8, longest 51 yards
SMU...7-11, longest 40 yards

Just a few things to look at......

me@smu · Post by **me@smu** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 1:49 pm

So I guess Martin and the other RBs better have a slightly more productive game than at UAB!

SWC2010 · Post by **SWC2010** » Tue Oct 11, 2005 7:51 pm

Keep in mind that their TD production is only 5 games v. our total of 6.

They can score.

We must put MORE points on the board this week.

CLUE: Kennedy & D Martin

ponyte · Post by **ponyte** » Wed Oct 12, 2005 12:14 pm

So far, they have whupped up on two botom 10 teams while we have beaten one top 25 team and a conference leader. I wonder if that has anything to do with stats?

chemstock · Post by **chemstock** » Wed Oct 12, 2005 2:19 pm

ponyte wrote:So far, they have whupped up on two botom 10 teams while we have beaten one top 25 team and a conference leader. I wonder if that has anything to do with stats?

Here is another comparison:

UAB beat RICE... 45-26
ECU beat RICE... 41-28