OT: College Football Turnover Chart

[emshorts]

http://www.coachingsearch.com/compo...00-chart-all-120-team-turnovers-per-snap.html

 

[UConnDan97]

http://www.coachingsearch.com/compo...00-chart-all-120-team-turnovers-per-snap.html

It seems to be a silly and untelling statistic overall. So essentially, with 30 snaps per turnover, you can either be UConn at 4-6, or Nebraska at 9-2. With even less snaps per turnover, you can be USC at 7-4 or TCU at 6-4. If we increase our snaps per turnover by 25%, we can be like Kansas at 1-10, or if we increase it by 50%, we can be like UNLV at 2-10. This stat is relatively meaningless, with small trending towards the good teams turning the ball over less (which isn't rocket science). I'm not trying to "poo-poo" your thread, but just the author of the link...

 

[emshorts]

no problem...just threw it out there

 

[Uconnalliance]

In the scheme of things it doesn't matter we can barely score at this point.