BleacherCoaches.com

Stat breakdown for the game.


http://d6sn.blogspot.com/2014/10/by-num ... erset.html

by the numbers it would appear that BG is the slight favorite.

Gotta laugh when you see a team's tackling stats where guys have 105 tackles but only 20 solo...

High school tackling stats certainly are "inconsistent" - to say the least.

lhacbigfan wrote:Gotta laugh when you see a team's tackling stats where guys have 105 tackles but only 20 solo...

Why? Tackle #'s are always skewed, but a solo tackle is a 1 on1 play. 80-90 % of tackles are multiple defenders. First 2 guys get assist on those... No solo. Unless it's a tank, I'd question any tackle stats with 40 or more solo... Just don't happen that much

Here are the NFL tackling stats. Everyone has more solos than assists.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/playe ... talTackles

Either way, what we have is two dominant teams.

Bishop Guilfoyle has been slightly more dominant in only allowing 2 points per game and scoring more points.

Do the numbers mean anything at this point? Probably not. But do they help paint a picture at this point? I think they do.

lhacbigfan wrote:Here are The NFL tackling stats. Everyone has more solos than assists.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/playe ... talTackles

I don't pay close attention to the NonFootballLeague, but they probably score theirs differently. If you go by 1 solo or 2 assist guideline, you'll have that 99% of the time. Every defensive coach I've ever been around preaches and repeats a hundred times a day "every one to the ball". So in most cases you're getting 2 or more guys in on a stop . = 0solos

You do get blitz sacks, but most of your solos come on pass plays with a db/wr 1on1. Which probably explains the Nfl larger solo #'s and y their leading tacklers are db's and lb

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Should be a great match up!