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Pussy moderators: why does rifle get a free pass for doxxing other posters? Why does rifle get away with telling the moderators to suck a crank? Why do rifles rule breaking posts simply get moved to another forum?

Meanwhile, the distinguished Michigan Herd is continually suspended for much lesser so-called rules violations?

Are the mods left wing pussies? Are the mods afraid of rifle, or do they simply turn a blind eye due to having political commonality?

Are posts about demeaning the university president fair game? Would Michigan Herd be allowed to do the same?
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fyi Charles Huff..

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Stop rate is an indicator that declines rapidly in predictability when you start getting under 70%. It’s fairly obvious from your table, only 22 teams at 70% or better, then 27 teams between 69.9 and 65.4%. Those 27 teams are a mix of good, average, and bad teams.

The average team has 11-12 possessions a game. I think that looking at defensive points allowed isn’t really different from stop rate. Both tell you who has the most effective defenses where it matters most.
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fyi Charles Huff..

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saw this today and thought it was interesting.

What is stop rate? It's a basic measurement of success: the percentage of a defense's drives that end in punts, turnovers or a turnover on downs. Defensive coordinators have the same goal regardless of their scheme, opponent or conference: prevent points and get off the field. Stop rate is a simple metric but can offer a good reflection of a defense's effectiveness on a per-drive basis in today's faster-tempo game.

Last year, national champ Michigan finished No. 1 with a stop rate of 81.6% in its games against FBS opponents. The top 25 teams in the final 2023 stop rate standings won a total of 249 games, with seven earning conference titles. Great teams find a way to get stops in critical situations.


TeamGamesStop RatePts/Drive
1. Notre Dame1081.7%0.95
2. Ohio State1081.7%0.86
3. Army880.6%1.18
4. Texas1079.7%0.94
5. Tennessee977.8%1.19
6. James Madison976.1%1.40
7. Ole Miss975.2%1.18
8. Indiana974.5%1.38
9. Alabama974.3%1.33
10. Sam Houston1074.2%1.51
11. Oregon1072.8%1.38
12. Iowa State972.3%1.58
13. Miami (OH)1071.4%1.53
13. Penn State1071.4%1.28
15. South Carolina1071.3%1.52
16. Colorado971.2%1.64
17. Tulane1071.1%1.49
18. Oklahoma970.8%1.50
19. Northern Illinois970.6%1.46
20. Utah970.4%1.57
21. Virginia Tech1070.4%1.77
22. Iowa970%1.53
23. UConn969.5%1.49
24. SMU969.4%1.82
25. Clemson1069.1%1.74
26. Wisconsin969.1%1.75
27. Duke968.9%1.65
28. Louisiana Tech968.9%1.68
29. Nebraska968.8%1.86
30. Ohio968.6%1.69
30. California968.6%1.81
32. Auburn968%1.71
33. Navy968%1.94
33. Texas State968%1.60
35. Houston1067.8%1.83
36. Western Kentucky967.7%1.96
37. Toledo967.5%1.63
38. Colorado State967.3%1.95
39. Texas A&M967%1.72
40. Minnesota966.7%1.72
40. Kansas State966.7%1.95
40. Missouri966.7%1.89
43. UNLV966.4%1.95
44. Rice966.3%1.86
45. BYU966%1.75
46. Kentucky965.9%1.82
47. Boise State965.7%2.07
48. Pittsburgh965.5%1.97
49. Florida International965.4%1.92
49. Marshall965.4%1.9
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