came over here just to see the follow up tbh

2. @espnbillc.bsky.social and @statsowar.bsky.social on strength of schedule

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Obviously, good teams are going to be good across situations, but could serve as the basis for some personnel diagnostics for teams - why are we under/over-performing out of schedule? What groupings do those situations force us to be in that we need to supplement?

Teams like Ole Miss and Tennessee thrive in "off-schedule" plays, relatively, while teams like Oregon, USF, Oregon, A&M are capitalizing on "on-schedule" situations.

definitely important to keep the "one way" caveat in there

yes, I would think of this more in terms of "how did arizona get to garbage time"

FIRST HALF NET SUCCESS RATE: South Carolina +.168
SECOND HALF NET SUCCESS RATE: Texas A&M +.391

will investigate now, thank you!

Texas: Lots of motion, rarely targeting the motioned player.

West Virginia: When they motion, they're definitely throwing it to that guy

dudes rock