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Interesting article about penalties

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Looks like NU was penalized more the last years in the Big 12 and has seen slightly fewer penalties in the B1G.
 
Thankfully, there is very little correlation between penalties and win rate. Its obviously harder to win with more penalties, but year in and year out the least penalized teams are usually not in the top 25, and the top 10 is usually loaded with extremely penalized teams.
 



Harms_Way_06 said:
Thankfully, there is very little correlation between penalties and win rate. Its obviously harder to win with more penalties, but year in and year out the least penalized teams are usually not in the top 25, and the top 10 is usually loaded with extremely penalized teams.
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Your signature is a penalty that I'm happy with.

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Harms_Way_06 said:
Thankfully, there is very little correlation between penalties and win rate. Its obviously harder to win with more penalties, but year in and year out the least penalized teams are usually not in the top 25, and the top 10 is usually loaded with extremely penalized teams.
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Link?
 
Seems like I recall Oklahoma and Miami winning championships and being in the top ten in penalties. It was more about intimidation than anything. Getting into the other guys heads was their games.
 
from the chart, it seems like the most high octane offenses are more penalized.....oregon, t a&m, ucla, baylor, tex tech, miami, fla st, the teams that are the top of the total offensive stats for 2012....not sure what you're trying to do with this.....put in another subtle jab at nebr.....but according to the chart(& yeah we do need to cut down on penalties) the difference of 1.38, or essentially ONE MORE PENALTY a game, between us & Oh St isn't that earth shaking......
 
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BurbankHusker said:
from the chart, it seems like the most high octane offenses are more penalized.....oregon, t a&m, ucla, baylor, tex tech, miami, fla st, the teams that are the top of the total offensive stats for 2012....not sure what you're trying to do with this.....put in another subtle jab at nebr.....but according to the chart(& yeah we do need to cut down on penalties) the difference of 1.38, or essentially ONE MORE PENALTY a game, between us & Oh St isn't that earth shaking......
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Paranoia will self-destroy ya. Thanks for agreeing with something I didn't even say.
 

When you have a high octane offense you will get a lot of penalties. The more plays you run the more penalties you will get. For the 2013 season, I want to see fewer penalties that are pre-snap. The turnovers is what needs to drastically improve.
 
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