Bowl Breakdowns, Part. 2

This is Part-2 where the Center of the Handicapping Universe Joe Duffy’s GodsTips.com breaks down the statistical comparisons of the bowl games. This report entails games of December 26-28.

Middle Tennessee State-Central Michigan

·        Central Michigan gets 84 more total yards per game on offense, though MTSU has a small 10.9 yards per game edge offensively

·        CMU leads offensively in rushing yards per attempt by .4, passing yards per attempt by 1.5 and completion percentage by 7.0

·        Middle Tennessee allows 16.7 less rushing yards per game but Central Michigan has a slight edge in passing defense at 8.5

·        CMU allows 1.5 less passing yards per attempt and 3.3 less passing yards per reception

 

Florida State-UCLA

·        The teams are nearly dead even offensively with FSU getting 29.2 more passing yards per game and UCLA 28.6 rushing yards per game

·        Defensively FSU allows 1.8 less first downs per game and 25.9 fewer yards per game

·        FSU has a small edge in most defensive categories

·        UCLA has a mammoth turnover ratio edge of 16

 

Oklahoma State-Alabama

·        Offensively OSU gets 3.4 more first downs per game

·        OSU averages 68.1 more total yards per game on offense, led by an 83.7 rushing yards per game edge

·        The Cowboys lead in passing yards per attempt by 1.6, passing yards per attempt by 1.1 and passing yards per reception by 2.5

·        Alabama completes 2.6 percent more of the pass attempts

·        Alabama allows 6.4 fewer first downs per game

·        The Crimson Tide has a defensive advantage of 83.8 total yards per game on 32.2 rushing yards per game and 51.7 passing

·        Alabama allows 5.2 less pass completion percentage

 

Kansas State-Rutgers

·        Rutgers gets 2.2 more first downs per game

·        The Scarlet Knights average 55.4 more rushing yards per game

·        Kansas State has the passing yards per game edge by 49.5

·        Rutgers has the upper hand in both rushing yards per attempt by .5 and passing yards per attempt by .6

·        Rutgers completes 3.5 percent more of the pass attempts

·        On defense, Rutgers allows 74.8 less total yards per game

·        Rutgers allows .9 less rushing yards per attempt

·        Kansas State gets the defensive advantage in passing yards per reception by 1.2

·        Rutgers allows a completion percentage of 6.3 less

·        The Scarlet Knights turnover ratio edge is 8

 

Texas A&M-California

·        Texas A&M gets 54.3 more rushing yards per game but Cal gets 63.8 more passing yards

·        Most other offensive categories are close, but the Aggies have a 3.0 completion percentage upper hand on offense

·        Defensively A&M allows 57.8 less total yards per game

·        The Aggies allow 1.0 less passing yards per attempt and 1.3 less passing yards per reception

 

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