These numbers clearly indicate nothing is wrong with our run scheme and or our OL

[STG]

The numbers below are just to further showcase how porous our run game is. I only used rushing attempts by our RBs versus FBS opponents. I did not include any rushes that were 3 yards or less that led to TD runs, which there were a few.

52% of the time we are gaining 3 yards or less per rush attempt. Look how consistent the results are.

Notre Dame
35 Rushing Attempts by RBs
19 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (54.2%)

South Florida
30 Rushing Attempts by RBs
15 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (50%)

Florida
42 Rushing Attempts by RBs
20 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (47.6%)

Florida State
27 Rushing Attempts by RBs
17 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (62.9%)

Louisville
16 Rushing Attempts by RBs
12 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (75%)

Stanford
42 Rushing Attempts by RBs
18 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (42.8%)

Southern Methodist
32 Rushing Attempts by RBs
16 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (50%)

TOTAL
224 Rushing Attempts by RBs
117 ended up as 3 yards or less gains (52.2%)

 

[Ispyin]

Dude, edit your thread title. It doesn’t say what your rest of your statement does.

 

[STG]

Dude, edit your thread Taitel. It doesn’t say what your rest of your statement does.

It's sarcasm my guy

 

[BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati]

And just when my appetite was returning.

THANKS FOR NOTHING!!

 

[Gables Canes]

3 yards and a cloud of dust. Milk the clock. Ball control.

RELENTLESS TUFF N FIZICAL!

 

[caneworld]

Your numbers don't even reflect the level of f'ckery on critical downs when we actually needed just 3 yards or less

 

[STG]

And just when my appetite was returning.

THANKS FOR NOTHING!!

If I were to include the results of every drive, from of each of these games, you would legit bash your head into the wall.

 

[SPAMM]

less than 3 yards might be fine on first down but not when it fails to get a critical fourth. I am almost starting to wonder if a smart person can dissect numbers to answer the analytics issue that has eliiminated field goals on an increasing number of fourth downs, resulting in no points versus 3 points.

 

[STG]

Your numbers don't even reflect the level of f'ckery on critical downs when we actually needed just 3 yards or less

Yup, this is true

 

[MiamisMoperiestMopes]

Dominating, bro!

 

[BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati]

If I were to include the results of every drive, from of each of these games, you would legit bash your head into the wall.

I’m sure that would result in an offer from Mario. Tuff. FyzicAl.

 

[STG]

less than 3 yards might be fine on first down but not when it fails to get a critical fourth. I am almost starting to wonder if a smart person can dissect numbers to answer the analytics issue that has eliiminated field goals on an increasing number of fourth downs, resulting in no points versus 3 points.

It's not fine, because the whole purpose of this run scheme is to shorten the down and distance on 2nd/3rd downs. 2nd and 7+ is not ideal for a team that lacks explosives.

 

[#1cane]

The numbers below are just to further showcase how porous our run game is. I only used rushing attempts by our RBs versus FBS opponents. I did not include any rushes that were 3 yards or less that led to TD runs, which there were a few.

52% of the time we are gaining 3 yards or less per rush attempt. Look how consistent the results are.

Notre Dame
35 Rushing Attempts by RBs
19 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (54.2%)

South Florida
30 Rushing Attempts by RBs
15 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (50%)

Florida
42 Rushing Attempts by RBs
20 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (47.6%)

Florida State
27 Rushing Attempts by RBs
17 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (62.9%)

Louisville
16 Rushing Attempts by RBs
12 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (75%)

Stanford
42 Rushing Attempts by RBs
18 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (42.8%)

Southern Methodist
32 Rushing Attempts by RBs
16 ended up as 3 yard or less gains (50%)

TOTAL
224 Rushing Attempts by RBs
117 ended up as 3 yards or less gains (52.2%)

Woody Hayes would be proud.

 

[Yoyo423]

i'd be curious to see how many have gone for 2 or less.. that is significant and really puts you behind...

 

[skyman]

Have been saying it from ND game but many loved that tush push bull****, the success of short yardage with Cam being himself a restraint play for defenses last year has now become a curse because now we our entire philosophy is to play for 3rd and short. Cam was "efficient" where even when we got penalties our team could still thrive but have said it from rooftop and was shouted down because of koolaid consumption but Mario teams dont play clean enough to play that style, you need to play perfect to play 3 yard and cloud of dust. Its a losing strategy,

Mario is playing for time of possession, 9 drive games and we false start every other drive. You feel like you are dominating game with possession and yards but look at score after throwing pick to UF and its 3rd qtr, and score is 13-7 with them having ball. Samething happened SMU and you listen to Lashlee poistgame and he said he was just hoping to get to second half with it being one score game and our philosophy allows teams to stay in games and build confidence. Its another reason I am confused at the love Marty brown gets, dude gets 3 yards avg. People hated Martinez last year for doin more in beginning of season lol. Bizarre

Arians talks about it in first 3 minutes of video below:

 

[STG]

i'd be curious to see how many have gone for 2 or less.. that is significant and really puts you behind...

I'll post each game

 

[STG]

Notre Dame

1st Drive
0 yard run

2nd Drive
1 yard run
3 yard run
-3 yard run

3rd Drive
3 yard run
0 yard run

4th Drive
2 yard run

5th Drive
3 yard run
3 yard run

6th Drive
2 yard run
3 yard run
2 yard run

7th Drive
0 yard run

8th Drive
None

9th Drive
1 yard run
1 yard run

10th Drive
2 yard run

11th Drive
3 yard run
0 yard run
1 yard run

 

[STG]

South Florida

1st Drive
3 yard run
2 yard run

2nd Drive
3 yard run

3rd Drive
3 yard run
0 yard run

4th Drive
None

5th Drive
0 yard run

6th Drive
3 yard run

7th Drive
None

8th Drive
2 yard run
1 yard run

9th Drive
0 yard run

10th Drive
-2 yard run
3 yard run

11th Drive
1 yard run

12th Drive
3 yard run

13th Drive
0 yard run

 

[STG]

Florida

1st Drive
2 yard run

2nd Drive
1 yard run
1 yard run
3 yard run

3rd Drive
2 yard run
3 yard run

4th Drive
1 yard run

5th Drive
2 yard run
3 yard run
-1 yard run
2 yard run

6th Drive
3 yard run

7th Drive
2 yard run
3 yard run
-2 yard run
3 yard run

8th Drive
Intercepted on 1st play

9th Drive
No rushing attempts

10th Drive
3 yard run
3 yard run
3 yard run
2 yard run

11th Drive
None

12th Drive
None

 

[STG]

Florida State

1st Drive
2 yard run
2 yard run

2nd Drive
0 yard run
2 yard run

3rd Drive
1 play (pass) led to a TD

4th Drive
-1 yard run

5th Drive
2 yard run

6th Drive
3 yard run

7th Drive
3 yard run
2 yard run
-1 yard run

8th Drive
None

9th Drive
3 yard run
2 yard run
2 yard run

10th Drive
2 yard run
1 yard run

11th Drive
-2 yard run
0 yard run

12th Drive
None