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<blockquote data-quote="ibeattetris" data-source="post: 663694" data-attributes="member: 1175"><p>Happy hate week. Want to begin this with a good "To Hell With georgia" and a solid "piss on 'em" before I get started.</p><p>[SPOILER="What each stat means"]The Fremeau Efficiency Index<strong> (FEI)</strong> is a college football rating system based on opponent-adjusted possession efficiency, representing the per possession scoring advantage a team would be expected to have on a neutral field against an average opponent. Unadjusted possession efficiency (<strong>PE</strong>) is calculated as a function of offensive, defensive, and special teams game splits. Schedule strength is represented by each team's average per possession opponent adjustment (<strong>OA</strong>). Opponent-adjusted offense ratings (<strong>OFEI</strong>), opponent-adjusted defense ratings (<strong>DFEI</strong>), and opponent-adjusted special teams ratings (<strong>SFEI</strong>) are calculated in a similar manner as overall FEI ratings.[/SPOILER]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]7332[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>For those keeping track at home, yes we lost a rank despite the win. We got worse in overall SOS adjusted while only marginally improving in non SOS adjusted. Essentially, FEI is not giving us much credit for beating NC State who is rank 110 FEI. OFEI improves (not surprising considering how bad VT affected us), DFEI continues its free fall, and SFEI remains about the same.</p><p></p><p>[SPOILER="What each stat means"]OFEI Offense Ratings (<strong>OFEI</strong>) represent the per possession scoring advantage a team's offense would be expected to have on a neutral field against an average defense. Unadjusted offensive possession efficiency (<strong>OPE</strong>) is calculated as a function of offensive game splits. Schedule strength is represented by each team's average per possession offensive opponent adjustment (<strong>OOA</strong>). Touchdown rate (<strong>OTD</strong>) is the percentage of offensive drives that result in a touchdown. First Down rate (<strong>OFD</strong>) is the percentage of offensive drives that result in a touchdown or at least one first down. Available Yards percentage (<strong>OAY</strong>) is the total yards earned by the offense divided by the total yards available to be earned based on starting field position. Explosive Drive rate (<strong>OED</strong>) is the percentage of offensive drives that average at least ten yards per play. Busted Drive rate (<strong>OBD</strong>) is the percentage of offensive drives that earn zero or negative yards. Turnover rate (<strong>OTO</strong>) is the percentage of offensive drives that result in a fumble or interception.[/SPOILER]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]7333[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Decent improvement by the O. Even with NC State being a poor opponent we improved our OFEI a decent amount for this time in the season (they took our SOS from 4 to 9!). There is nothing new really to talk about here that I haven't mentioned in previous weeks. Our OTO (turnover rate) continues to be the most disappointing stat for me.</p><p></p><p>[SPOILER="What each stat means"]DFEI Defense Ratings (<strong>DFEI</strong>) represent the per possession scoring advantage a team's defense would be expected to have on a neutral field against an average offense. Unadjusted defensive possession efficiency (<strong>DPE</strong>) is calculated as a function of defensive game splits. Schedule strength is represented by each team's average per possession defensive opponent adjustment (<strong>DOA</strong>). Touchdown rate (<strong>DTD</strong>) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that result in a touchdown. First Down rate (<strong>DFD</strong>) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that result in a touchdown or at least one first down. Available Yards percentage (<strong>DAY</strong>) is the total yards surrendered by the defense divided by the total yards available to be earned based on starting field position. Explosive Drive rate (<strong>DED</strong>) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that average at least ten yards per play. Busted Drive rate (<strong>DBD</strong>) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that earn zero or negative yards. Turnover rate (<strong>DTO</strong>) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that result in a fumble or interception.[/SPOILER]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]7334[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>I'm going to just chalk it up to depth and injuries on the DL at this point. This is definitely what frustrates me most about this team. CGC was a good DC in the past, and I look forward to better defenses for us in the future.</p><p></p><p>114 Georgia Tech</p><p>Net point score per drive: <strong>-1.17 </strong>(114)</p><p></p><p>Offense</p><p>PPD: <strong>1.40 </strong>(119)</p><p>PPD (long field position): <strong>0.11 </strong>(129)</p><p>PPD (medium): <strong>1.56 </strong>(102)</p><p>PPD (short): 3<strong>.38</strong> (74)</p><p></p><p>Defense</p><p>PPD: <strong>2.57 </strong>(89)</p><p>PPD (long): <strong>1.60</strong> (61)</p><p>PPD (medium): <strong>2.36</strong> (83)</p><p>PPD (short) <strong>3.81</strong> (85)</p><p></p><p>Pretty interesting game from a PPD standpoint. We *skyrocket* in the PPD (short) category for offense, while defense faced no short drives. That alone is probably the key factor for the game. Another special teams win in my opinion. Consistently good punts and a muffed punt recovery that led to seven were enough to keep us ahead.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ibeattetris, post: 663694, member: 1175"] Happy hate week. Want to begin this with a good "To Hell With georgia" and a solid "piss on 'em" before I get started. [SPOILER="What each stat means"]The Fremeau Efficiency Index[B] (FEI)[/B] is a college football rating system based on opponent-adjusted possession efficiency, representing the per possession scoring advantage a team would be expected to have on a neutral field against an average opponent. Unadjusted possession efficiency ([B]PE[/B]) is calculated as a function of offensive, defensive, and special teams game splits. Schedule strength is represented by each team's average per possession opponent adjustment ([B]OA[/B]). Opponent-adjusted offense ratings ([B]OFEI[/B]), opponent-adjusted defense ratings ([B]DFEI[/B]), and opponent-adjusted special teams ratings ([B]SFEI[/B]) are calculated in a similar manner as overall FEI ratings.[/SPOILER] [ATTACH=full]7332[/ATTACH] For those keeping track at home, yes we lost a rank despite the win. We got worse in overall SOS adjusted while only marginally improving in non SOS adjusted. Essentially, FEI is not giving us much credit for beating NC State who is rank 110 FEI. OFEI improves (not surprising considering how bad VT affected us), DFEI continues its free fall, and SFEI remains about the same. [SPOILER="What each stat means"]OFEI Offense Ratings ([B]OFEI[/B]) represent the per possession scoring advantage a team's offense would be expected to have on a neutral field against an average defense. Unadjusted offensive possession efficiency ([B]OPE[/B]) is calculated as a function of offensive game splits. Schedule strength is represented by each team's average per possession offensive opponent adjustment ([B]OOA[/B]). Touchdown rate ([B]OTD[/B]) is the percentage of offensive drives that result in a touchdown. First Down rate ([B]OFD[/B]) is the percentage of offensive drives that result in a touchdown or at least one first down. Available Yards percentage ([B]OAY[/B]) is the total yards earned by the offense divided by the total yards available to be earned based on starting field position. Explosive Drive rate ([B]OED[/B]) is the percentage of offensive drives that average at least ten yards per play. Busted Drive rate ([B]OBD[/B]) is the percentage of offensive drives that earn zero or negative yards. Turnover rate ([B]OTO[/B]) is the percentage of offensive drives that result in a fumble or interception.[/SPOILER] [ATTACH=full]7333[/ATTACH] Decent improvement by the O. Even with NC State being a poor opponent we improved our OFEI a decent amount for this time in the season (they took our SOS from 4 to 9!). There is nothing new really to talk about here that I haven't mentioned in previous weeks. Our OTO (turnover rate) continues to be the most disappointing stat for me. [SPOILER="What each stat means"]DFEI Defense Ratings ([B]DFEI[/B]) represent the per possession scoring advantage a team's defense would be expected to have on a neutral field against an average offense. Unadjusted defensive possession efficiency ([B]DPE[/B]) is calculated as a function of defensive game splits. Schedule strength is represented by each team's average per possession defensive opponent adjustment ([B]DOA[/B]). Touchdown rate ([B]DTD[/B]) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that result in a touchdown. First Down rate ([B]DFD[/B]) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that result in a touchdown or at least one first down. Available Yards percentage ([B]DAY[/B]) is the total yards surrendered by the defense divided by the total yards available to be earned based on starting field position. Explosive Drive rate ([B]DED[/B]) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that average at least ten yards per play. Busted Drive rate ([B]DBD[/B]) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that earn zero or negative yards. Turnover rate ([B]DTO[/B]) is the percentage of opponent offensive drives that result in a fumble or interception.[/SPOILER] [ATTACH=full]7334[/ATTACH] I'm going to just chalk it up to depth and injuries on the DL at this point. This is definitely what frustrates me most about this team. CGC was a good DC in the past, and I look forward to better defenses for us in the future. 114 Georgia Tech Net point score per drive: [B]-1.17 [/B](114) Offense PPD: [B]1.40 [/B](119) PPD (long field position): [B]0.11 [/B](129) PPD (medium): [B]1.56 [/B](102) PPD (short): 3[B].38[/B] (74) Defense PPD: [B]2.57 [/B](89) PPD (long): [B]1.60[/B] (61) PPD (medium): [B]2.36[/B] (83) PPD (short) [B]3.81[/B] (85) Pretty interesting game from a PPD standpoint. We *skyrocket* in the PPD (short) category for offense, while defense faced no short drives. That alone is probably the key factor for the game. Another special teams win in my opinion. Consistently good punts and a muffed punt recovery that led to seven were enough to keep us ahead. [/QUOTE]
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