KINGSVOL
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The score at the end of the game determines the winner.Scoring the most points always wins the game. TOP has nothing to do with that. A team that takes 12 plays to score 3 points will lose to a team that scores touchdowns in 4 plays.
The score at the end of the game determines the winner.
Music City Bowl no.1 being an exception.
However, I would be interested in seeing any examples of a winning team having a TOP less than 14:00. The Kentucky game has to be the all time record.
First and main thing they need is an elite pass rush. It doesn’t fix everything but getting some pressure on the qb routinely is going to help more than anything. Not saying the other positions aren’t needs or important but we have to improve our pass rush or it won’t matter much.
Well count me in on that order as well . Of course probably every coach in America would like that too.To me in a nutshell they need 2 elite corners, big,fast, and athletic LB's. Plus a couple of headhunting safeties. I would also throw in 2 6'6" 265 edge guys that run a 4.5. Top it off with 4 6'4" 325 lb DL that spit fire.
I was talking about the score at the end of the game. The TOP never matters. Only the final score. I don't know if 14 minutes is a record or not. It was just a win. I love our attacking style of offense. The fact that we score fast doesn't matter. It is ONLY about scoring TD's. I agree about the MCB game, but the record shows we lost. Still pizzes me off. I hate losing anytime, but refs should not determine who wins.The score at the end of the game determines the winner.
Music City Bowl no.1 being an exception.
However, I would be interested in seeing any examples of a winning team having a TOP less than 14:00. The Kentucky game has to be the all time record.
Bingo. ToP is one of those old school boxscore stats only know-nothings still reference. Sort of like talking about volume stats.TOP is a useless stat. What really matters is the quality of your possessions as opposed to how much time you actually possess the ball. 3rd down conversions and red zone touchdown percentage are good indicators of how well your offense/defense is.