As my first tweet storm from this account, I want to show something Ive been working on. pic.twitter.com/bM1cpL61l7— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
This is kind of my fill in while I wait for @ESPN_BillC to release his adjusted Success Rate, IsoPPP, and other goodies. The Yards/Play, Success Rates, and Exp. Plays should exclude garbage time, kneel downs, etc. but are obvious unadjusted for opponents.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
The Points/Drive comes from @bcfremeau so they exclude FCS games and follow all his rules.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
The Explosive plays % is just What % of your successful plays are big ones? If that makes sense. Using Bill Cs rules of 15+ yards for runs and 20+ yards for passes.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
And heres the SEC East pic.twitter.com/6EmsSwljUx— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
All the per/play data comes from @CFB_Data, who does an incredible job of making it super easy for big dumb idiots like me to play around with stats.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
This is kind of my fill in while I wait for @ESPN_BillC to release his adjusted Success Rate, IsoPPP, and other goodies. The Yards/Play, Success Rates, and Exp. Plays should exclude garbage time, kneel downs, etc. but are obvious unadjusted for opponents.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
The Points/Drive comes from @bcfremeau so they exclude FCS games and follow all his rules.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
The Explosive plays % is just What % of your successful plays are big ones? If that makes sense. Using Bill Cs rules of 15+ yards for runs and 20+ yards for passes.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
And heres the SEC East pic.twitter.com/6EmsSwljUx— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019
All the per/play data comes from @CFB_Data, who does an incredible job of making it super easy for big dumb idiots like me to play around with stats.— Aggie Analytics (@Aggie_Analytics) September 25, 2019