Sentences with phrase «yards per play allowed»

The under is also worth a look, as these two defenses rank in the top - four in defensive yards per play allowed.

Not exact matches

The Hilltoppers ranked 35th in IsoPPP (which measures the magnitude of an offense's successful plays) and 18th in 20 - yard gains per game allowed (3.8).

After allowing 6.4 yards per play in 2015, the Hoosiers allowed more than 5.8 only twice all season.

Washington's defense in regular season: Allowed 92 rushing yards per game, best in FBS Washington's defense vs. Saquon Barkley: Allowed 92 rushing yards on one play

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.

Rare is the team that has enough time to let downfield passing plays develop against Georgia's defense, which ranks second nationally behind Alabama with just 5.58 yards allowed per pass attempt.

Yes, the Longhorns allowed only 4.6 yards per play aside from that bomb.

They've averaged 7.9 yards per play and allowed 3.9.

Texas averaged just 3.9 yards per play on offense and allowed 5.7.

As in, allowing 9 yards - per - play to Florida State horrid.

Texas» defense has allowed just 4.1 yards per play and allowed just 27 combined points in three games against teams not named BYU.

The Owls have allowed greater than 38 points and 7.0 yards per play five times this year.

Just ask 13 - 1 Marshall, which allowed 67 points and 8.6 yards per play to the Hilltoppers on November 28.

OU allowed five yards per play to Texas Tech in a big win and held WVU (4.3) and Tennessee (3.3) to paltry per - play averages.

F / + and allowed at least 6.1 yards per play in each of their first eight games.

That patience is paying off for a group that is has allowed the second - fewest plays of 20 - plus yards per game in the country (1.00).

Among teams that've played multiple ranked opponents, Georgia and Clemson rank far above the rest in yards allowed per play; UGA's allowed 3.71 to ranked teams.

Between 2009 - 14, Borland's worst UWW defense allowed 12.2 points per game and 4.4 yards per play.

Texas lost tight early games to Cal and Oklahoma because its defense allowed nearly 50 points per game and over 7 yards per play.

In Penn State's three losses, the Nittany Lions allowed a nightmarish 48 points per game and 6.3 yards per play; they scored at least 39 points and lost twice, which is almost a Texas Tech statistic.

And in a bowl loss to Appalachian State, they were dominant on a per - play basis (6.9 yards per play to 5.1) but gave up a kick return touchdown and allowed App State to play keep - away (total snaps: ASU 82, UT 54) in a three - point loss.

But Oregon is allowing a thoroughly mediocre 5.7 yards per play in 2014, and it's gone up in each game: 5.1 vs. South Dakota, 5.6 vs. Michigan State, 5.9 vs. Wyoming, 6.2 vs. Washington State.

The Tigers finished having allowed 5.8 yards per play; that's an accomplishment considering they didn't allow between 4.5 and 5.9 per play in any one game all year.

Florida allowed 5.8 yards per play to Kentucky in Week 3, and while that isn't terrible, it doesn't meet the bar set by the 2012 Florida defense, either.

They allowed greater than 3.4 yards per carry only once in conference play and held three straight opponents — Purdue, Illinois, and Michigan — to 33 yards on 84 carries.

With uncertainty everywhere on the depth chart, Arizona's 2016 defense was ultra-conservative; the Wildcats did a decent job of avoiding big plays; they allowed 4.7 gains per game of 20 - plus yards (60th in FBS) and 3.1 such passes per game (54th), and that constituted the closest thing they had to a strength.

The Orange have allowed more than 6.7 yards per play four times this year and under 4.0 yards per play five times.

They also won while allowing 8.8 yards per play to Georgia Southern, 8.0 to Miami, and 8.0 to Pitt, but none of those teams has Mississippi State's defense.

In losses to North Carolina (48 - 43) and Florida State (37 - 35), Tech allowed 42.5 points per game and 7.1 yards per play.

The Tigers held Dak Prescott and Mississippi State to 19 points and 4.7 yards per play and slowed WKU's nuclear passing game to a crawl, allowing just 20 points and 5.1 yards per play against the high - octane Hilltoppers.

Still, after allowing 5.6 or more yards per play in five of the first eight games, Purdue did so in only one of the final four.

Tech allowed just 1.8 plays per game of 30 - plus yards, 40th in the country and pretty good in the offense - friendly C - USA.

PSU averaged at least 6 yards per play in three games and allowed under 4.9 per play in all four.

With a sound defensive line and plenty of speed in the back, Texas has allowed 4.7 yards per play and risen to 19th in Def.

They rank 12th in yards per play (6.84), while OU ranks 65th in ypp allowed (5.60).

In Shoop's first year, the Commodores allowed 9.6 fewer points per game and.98 fewer yards per play, massive changes for a program outmanned in the SEC.

The Bengals finished No. 6 in total defense but allowed 2.4 more yards per play when Burfict was off the field.

Texas allowed 46 points per game and 7.1 yards per play in those five.

SMU should enjoy the support of the home crowd playing 30 miles from campus, especially since they haven't been to a Bowl since 2012, but can you really lay points with an SMU defense that allows 6.7 yards per play, 123rd in the country and worst among all bowl teams?

Diaz's defense made 114 tackles for loss (third in the country) and defensed 92 passes (first) and allowed only 4.9 yards per play (24th).

Over the final six, the improving defense only twice allowed greater than 5.2 yards per play or 22 points.

Stuckey says: The West Virginia offense will be without Will Grier, and the West Virginia defense is one of the nation's worst units, allowing well above of 6 yards per play.

On defense they allow 3.6 yards per rushing attempt to teams that normally permit 4.1, 5.8 yards per pass to 6.8 and 4.8 yards per play to 5.6.

The Pack get 4.4 yards per rushing attempt to teams normally allowing 4.0, a stunning 8.0 yards per pass to 6.9, and 6.4 yards per play to 5.7.

According to NFL.com, the Eagles are gaining 6.7 yards per play this season, while allowing 5.0 yards per play — a differential of +1.7.

However the KC defense is subpar allowing 5.1 yards per rushing attempt to teams normally allowing 4.5 and 6.6 passing yards per attempt to 6.0 as well as 5.9 yards per play to teams normally allowing 5.4.

That's 5.9 yards per play against teams normally allowing 5.9.

Kansas City has been the poster child of average on offense as they.1 above what their foes normally allow rushing the ball, but.2 below passing yards per attempt and dead even in yards per play.

On defense, Army allows 4.3 yards per rush to squads that normally accumulate 4.2, a generous 7.8 yards per pass to 7.1 and 5.7 yards per play to 5.4.

Southern Methodist rushes for 4.8 yards per carry to defenses that allow an average of 4.4, 7.4 passing yards per attempt to 7.3, getting a nice margin of 6.3 yards per play against foes that are permitting an average of just 5.8.