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San Jose State Game Report Card

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Game #2 Statistical Evaluation (San Jose State) 2014

Offensive Report Card:

1) Average 6-yards per play on 1st down: 5.36 (fail)

2) Convert at least 40 pct of 3rd downs: 71.4% pct (pass)

3) Average at least 4.5 yards per rush: 7.16 YPC (pass)

4) Score on 1/3 of your offensive possessions: 66.7% (pass)

5) Keep "3 and out" series under 33%: 8.3% (pass)

6) Average 8.0 yards per pass attempt: 5.68 (fail)

7) Score above 75% in red zone: 100.0% (pass)

8) TD Red Zone above 60%: 100.0% (pass)

9) Average 30-yards per possession: 41.1 YPP (pass)

10) 40% of offensive snaps being part of a scoring drive: 73.6% (pass)

11) TD / Turnover ratio above 1.6: 7 TD’s / 2 turnovers (pass)

12) TD ratio of 1 every 17 plays: 10.4 (pass)

13) 8 impact plays: 8 (pass)

14) at least 2 big plays: 2 (pass)

15) Pass rating above 125.0: 120.2 (fail)

Score: 12 of 15 (80.0%) Pass

*Failing grades were all contributed to poor execution in the passing game. Auburn threw 6 incompletions on first down, which hindered the first down production.

Defensive Report Card:

1) Average under 6-yards per play on 1st down: 6.19 (fail)

2) Convert below 35-pct of 3rd downs: 36.8% (fail)

3) Average below 4.0 yards per rush: 1.44 YPC (pass)

4) Score below 1/3 of their possessions: 23.1% (pass)

5) Keep "3 and out" series above 33%: 38.5% (pass)

6) Average below 7.5 yards per pass attempt: 7.94 YPA (fail)

7) Score below 75% in red zone: 66.7% (pass)

8) TD Red Zone Pct below 60%: 0.0% (pass)

9) Average under 30-yards per possession: 24.5 YPP (pass)

10) Less than 40% of offensive snaps being part of a scoring drive: 23.4% (pass)

11) TD / Turnover ratio below 1.6: 1 TD’s / 4 turnover (pass)

12) TD ratio of 1 every 30 plays: 77.0 (pass)

13) Less than 8 impact plays allowed: 8 (fail)

14) No more than 2 big play allowed: 2 allowed (pass)

15) Pass rating below 125.0 allowed: 117.6 (pass)

*Of the 192-yards allowed on first down, 2 plays accounted for 116-yards. On the remaining 29 first down snaps defended, Auburn allowed 2.62 yards per play.

  • Score: 11 of 15 (73.3%) Pass

Special Teams Report Card:

1) Punt Average (Above 41.3): 40.0 (fail) None inside the 20

2) Punt Return Defense (Below 7.8 YPR): 0.0 (pass)

3) Punt Return Offense (Above 9.8 YPR): 55.0 (pass)

4) Kick-Return Defense (Below 21.2 YPR): 25.0 (fail)

5) Kick-Return Offense (Above 22.3 YPR): 15.7 (fail)

6) PAT’s (100%): 8 of 8 (pass)

7) FG Pct (75% or above): 100.0% (pass)

*Bonus point for PR -TD and fumble recovery on punt-defense

Score: 5 of 7 (71.4%) Pass

  • Remember the key is to pass 50.0% of the categories.

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Shocking that they averaged more yards per play on 1st down than we did. Other than that, good looking report card.

They did have a 75 yard bomb.

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Shocking that they averaged more yards per play on 1st down than we did. Other than that, good looking report card.

They did have a 75 yard bomb.

That is true, still surprising to see the team on the losing end of 59-13 game lead that category.

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To have THAT D performance pass on 11 of 15 criteria indicates a flawed measuring stick. IMHO.

or is it just flawed perception

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To have THAT D performance pass on 11 of 15 criteria indicates a flawed measuring stick. IMHO.

or is it just flawed perception

Coaches love saying the greatest improvement of the season is between weeks 1 and 2. If so, uh oh. Our starters and guys competing for starting positions D played most of the game and that D gave up 20 (TWENTY) first downs to SJS. That's not giving up freak bombs now and then, those are relatively sustained drives. 319 total yards?! And no, those weren't from when guys you never heard of went in on D for the 4th quarter. This is not a hungry or well coached Auburn D playing with the precision it needs to be at right now. A few starters have rocked but it's not unfair to point out this D has now played against 2 teams hoping for .500 seasons. Defenders of CEJ are usually left taking positions like "we didn't suck as badly last year as the year before", "wait til Lawson returns", "our (torched) secondary returned an int for a TD",etc.
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To have THAT D performance pass on 11 of 15 criteria indicates a flawed measuring stick. IMHO.

or is it just flawed perception

Coaches love saying the greatest improvement of the season is between weeks 1 and 2. If so, uh oh. Our starters and guys competing for starting positions D played most of the game and that D gave up 20 (TWENTY) first downs to SJS. That's not giving up freak bombs now and then, those are relatively sustained drives. 319 total yards?! And no, those weren't from when guys you never heard of went in on D for the 4th quarter. This is not a hungry or well coached Auburn D playing with the precision it needs to be at right now. A few starters have rocked but it's not unfair to point out this D has now played against 2 teams hoping for .500 seasons. Defenders of CEJ are usually left taking positions like "we didn't suck as badly last year as the year before", "wait til Lawson returns", "our (torched) secondary returned an int for a TD",etc.

They've scored as many TDs in the last 6 quarters as they've surrendered. Did Ellis Johnson shoot your dog in the living room right in front of you or something?

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To have THAT D performance pass on 11 of 15 criteria indicates a flawed measuring stick. IMHO.

or is it just flawed perception

Coaches love saying the greatest improvement of the season is between weeks 1 and 2. If so, uh oh. Our starters and guys competing for starting positions D played most of the game and that D gave up 20 (TWENTY) first downs to SJS. That's not giving up freak bombs now and then, those are relatively sustained drives. 319 total yards?! And no, those weren't from when guys you never heard of went in on D for the 4th quarter. This is not a hungry or well coached Auburn D playing with the precision it needs to be at right now. A few starters have rocked but it's not unfair to point out this D has now played against 2 teams hoping for .500 seasons. Defenders of CEJ are usually left taking positions like "we didn't suck as badly last year as the year before", "wait til Lawson returns", "our (torched) secondary returned an int for a TD",etc.

They've scored as many TDs in the last 6 quarters as they've surrendered. Did Ellis Johnson shoot your dog in the living room right in front of you or something?

Hey you stole my joke!
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To have THAT D performance pass on 11 of 15 criteria indicates a flawed measuring stick. IMHO.

or is it just flawed perception

Coaches love saying the greatest improvement of the season is between weeks 1 and 2. If so, uh oh. Our starters and guys competing for starting positions D played most of the game and that D gave up 20 (TWENTY) first downs to SJS. That's not giving up freak bombs now and then, those are relatively sustained drives. 319 total yards?! And no, those weren't from when guys you never heard of went in on D for the 4th quarter. This is not a hungry or well coached Auburn D playing with the precision it needs to be at right now. A few starters have rocked but it's not unfair to point out this D has now played against 2 teams hoping for .500 seasons. Defenders of CEJ are usually left taking positions like "we didn't suck as badly last year as the year before", "wait til Lawson returns", "our (torched) secondary returned an int for a TD",etc.

They've scored as many TDs in the last 6 quarters as they've surrendered. Did Ellis Johnson shoot your dog in the living room right in front of you or something?

Hey you stole my joke!

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery my friend :) Plus he never answered haha

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