Sentences with phrase «points per game allowed»

Billy Donovan's group is experienced and has proven capable on defense, ranking 26th with 59.3 points per game allowed to opponents.
The biggest disparity lies in the defense, where the Raiders have been among the worst at getting stops with an average of 26.9 points per game allowed to opponents.
Points per game allowed by Iowa State in Big 12 play thus far.
Points per game allowed by Iowa State in its last four contests, losses to Texas Tech (42 - 35), Baylor (71 - 7), Oklahoma State (58 - 27) and Kansas State (41 - 7).
But whether they were friends of decimal points or not, Larry Coker's Hurricanes were still ridiculous, loaded with pro-ready talent, third in offensive points per game and first in defensive points per game allowed.
Miami comes in with a middle - of - the - road defense ranked No. 15 (23 points per game allowed) to go against the Jags» bottom - ranked offense, which has posted just 15 points per contest.

Not exact matches

Not only has Cleveland's offense taken off since James took his hiatus, but the defense has improved, allowed 2.3 fewer points per game.
POS = position TOI = time on ice PIM = penalty minutes GP = games played SA = shots against SSV % = save percentage TOI = time on ice GA = Goals Against GAA = Goals Against Average $ / GP = Salary per game played $ / P = Salary per point $ / MOI = salary per minute on ice + / - = Plus / Minus $ / SV — $ / SA = dollar per save — dollar per shot against (represents «cost per goal allowed»)
Toledo is allowing fewer than 17 points per game, while averaging a shade under 40 per on offense.
The Vols averaged 48 points per game over the last five games, with DeBord either allowed (or allowing himself) to unleash quarterback Josh Dobbs as a runner.
Two weeks ago, Arizona State was 2 - 3 and allowing 36 points per game, 40 against power conference opponents.
The Golden Eagles couldn't contain UNT's spread and got outmuscled by Florida State but otherwise allowed just 21.2 points per game and 4.8 yards per play.
The Titans finished the regular season 9 - 7, with a 19th ranked offense that averaged 20.9 points per game and a 17th ranked defense that averaged 22.3 points allowed per game.
Considering this game pits the nation's top ranked defense (Alabama allows just 10.3 points per game) against Manti Te'o and the nation's second - ranked D (allowing 10.7 ppg), that modest total is hardly a surprise.
These guys too are near the top in terms of Defense as they are tied for 5th in the points against category, allowing just 64 points per Game.
They are the only Team in the League allowing under 60 points per contest (they are allowing just 56.7 points per Game)..
Through 12 Weeks, they are also the best Defensive unit in the League (despite their lack of true rim protector) as they are allowing under 65 points per Game.
They are only allowing 62.7 points agains per game which is 4th best in the League right now.
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They are second in the League through 4 weeks in points allowed, as they are giving up an average of just 60 points per Game.
In his last three years at JSU, the Gamecocks never allowed more than 20 points per game.
Allowing opponents to score a measly 33.3 points per Game.
The 49ers are widely regarded as one of the top defenses in the league, sending six defensive players to the Pro Bowl while allowing just 17.1 points per game — good for second best in the NFL.
The 2017 No. 5 overall pick is in a prime position to bounce back against a Texans defense that's allowed an additional 6.1 points per game and 75.3 passing yards per game since losing J.J. Watt (leg, IR) and Whitney Mercilus (pec, IR) in Week 5.
During their current win streak, they have allowed 13.8 points at the foul stripe per night even though three games went into overtime.
They are currently allowing the fewest points per Game of all 16 Teams in the League through 2 Weeks.
Sunday's matchup against the Lions sets up well for Collins with the Ravens as 3 - point home favorites against a Lions defense that's allowed an additional 8.4 points per game and 76.2 rushing yards per game since losing defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (biceps, IR) in Week 5.
Through the All - Star break, they allowed a league - worst 103.9 points per game, and it's manifested itself in their 19 - 36 record during that stretch under head coach Keith Smart.
Oh, and they are 13th in scoring defense (despite having faced Oklahoma, West Virginia and Texas Tech), allowing just 17.1 points per game.
They've been so stifling through their first 20 gamesallowing just 0.801 points per possession and a field goal percentage of 32.1, both the lowest figures in the nation — that it is now customary for losing coaches to say something retweetably superlative about how they guard.
They ranked 15th against the pass and 16th against the run and allowed 20 points per game.
Maryland (7 - 6) could only muster 222 total yards, including just eight yards on the ground against the Cardinal, which came into the game ranked second in the nation in scoring defense (16.0 points per game) and fourth in total yards allowed per game (287).
He could use the fact that a Rex Ryan lead defense has not finished in the top 10 in points allowed per game in 6 years to fire him though.
The Hoos take an average of 21 seconds off the shot clock on every possession, making them the slowest team of the 351 in Division I. Bennett's defenses are awesome, and when you combine their awesomeness with the offense's pace, you get a defense that allowed (entering Saturday) 56 points per game.
Texas» defense has allowed just 4.1 yards per play and allowed just 27 combined points in three games against teams not named BYU.
While the offense has been grabbing the headlines, the Trojans defense has played great on the winning streak, allowing only 18.6 points per game.
On the other side, Chicago's defensive unit is dead last in opponents» points per game with 29.2 allowed.
The Patriots allowed just 237.9 passing yards and 15.6 points per game this season, but Jones thinks that doesn't matter.
New England finished the season ranked eighth in scoring defense, allowing only 19.6 points per game, but has been particularly good recently, allowing only 13.7 points per game over the team's last six games.
Washington has the best defense in the country in terms of yards per game, and has allowed over 20 points just once this season.
The Suns have dropped a season - high six straight home contests, allowing an average of 121.7 points and getting outscored by an average of 18.0 points per game during this skid.
The Patriots backed that up, allowing just 16.5 points per game in their two postseason victories heading up to the Super Bowl.
The Bulldogs arrived in Knoxville having allowed only 212.5 yards and 6.3 points per game, but at the first sign of adversity they reverted to the mediocrity that has been their trademark in recent years.
Between 2009 - 14, Borland's worst UWW defense allowed 12.2 points per game and 4.4 yards per play.
The Patriots are tops in scoring defense, allowing just 15.6 points per game, while the Falcons allowed 25.4 points per contest, No. 27 in the league.
Using our statistical filters, we were able to isolate teams with a three - point shooting percentage of greater than 30 % with defenses that allow less than 95 points per game (ppg).
Lost in all of the attention paid to Folsom's offense is a stout defense that allowed an average of 11 points per game in the Sac - Joaquin Section's best and deepest league.
In fact, the Grizzlies allowed only 12 points per game when a 63 - 0 loss to Folsom is taken out of the equation.
In the first three and last three games of the regular season — a sample that includes a win at Ohio State and a neutral - field win over TCU — OU allowed a paltry 15 points per game.
DL — SAM WHITNEY Folsom Sr. 6 - 3, 225 Sacramento State - commit was leader of stingy Bulldogs» defense that allowed just 10 points per game.
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