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Other than record and score. Thinking about firing up a stats database after Buttgers and assembling something to weep over.
What are the most relevant statistics for tracking offensive and defensive progress, iyo?
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What are the most relevant statistics for tracking offensive and defensive progress, iyo?
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points per play
Yards per play
Third down efficiency
Yards per play
Third down efficiency
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Lol those were the first 3 I thought of
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I used to have an overly intensive SQL Database that I would manage... basically scripted out a bunch of scrape jobs from a few sites that ran in SQL Server Agent Jobs...tons of Views and Stored Procs that would populate tons of different stats. Had basically everything...stats down to individual stats by quarter. I never backed up the database and then the hard drive pooped out. I still have all the python scripts but the thought of starting over makes me sad. Anywho, I did a bunch of stuff and concluded that Nebraska was a very bad team. I think it's safe to assume that is still true, but who knows...
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Sql is on my list of shit to learn how to do. It seems straightforward.
I mostly just want to look for any possible nugget of progress, but from a cursory glance it looks pretty bleak
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