Some key stats since between UF and UT since 2005

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3rd down conversions:
UF: 27-56, 48% against UT
UT: 18-54, 33.3% against UF

Red zone offense
UF: 14-16, 87.5% against UT
UT: 7-11, 64% against UF

Turnovers Gained
UF: 9 gained against UT
UT: 2 gained against UF

Rushing yards
UF: 163 carries, 591 yards, 3.62 YPC
UT: 100 carries, 188 yards, 1.88 YPC

These are the main statistical categories that UT needs to win in order to beat Florida tomorrow.

Interestingly enough:

Sacks
UF: 4 against UT
UT: 9 against UF

UF hasn't sacked a Tennessee QB since the 4th quarter of the 2006 game. But it doesn't really seem to have an impact on the outcome of the rivalry. Interesting.
 
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AFL2008 said:
3rd down conversions:
UF: 27-56, 48% against UT
UT: 18-54, 33.3% against UF

Red zone offense
UF: 14-16, 87.5% against UT
UT: 7-11, 64% against UF

Turnovers Gained
UF: 9 gained against UT
UT: 2 gained against UF

Rushing yards
UF: 163 carries, 591 yards, 3.62 YPC
UT: 100 carries, 188 yards, 1.88 YPC

These are the main statistical categories that UT needs to win in order to beat Florida tomorrow.

Interestingly enough:

Sacks
UF: 4 against UT
UT: 9 against UF

UF hasn't sacked a Tennessee QB since the 4th quarter of the 2006 game. But it doesn't really seem to have an impact on the outcome of the rivalry. Interesting.
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One of those was a pick 6 from EB!!!
 
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AFL2008 said:
3rd down conversions:
UF: 27-56, 48% against UT
UT: 18-54, 33.3% against UF

Red zone offense
UF: 14-16, 87.5% against UT
UT: 7-11, 64% against UF

Turnovers Gained
UF: 9 gained against UT
UT: 2 gained against UF

Rushing yards
UF: 163 carries, 591 yards, 3.62 YPC
UT: 100 carries, 188 yards, 1.88 YPC

These are the main statistical categories that UT needs to win in order to beat Florida tomorrow.

Interestingly enough:

Sacks
UF: 4 against UT
UT: 9 against UF

UF hasn't sacked a Tennessee QB since the 4th quarter of the 2006 game. But it doesn't really seem to have an impact on the outcome of the rivalry. Interesting.
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See TOs and rushing for some perspective about materiality of sack differential.
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The 3rd down stats mean absolutely dick, what with "3rd and Chavis" out of the picture.
 
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Actually, since we have a completely new staff and scheme on both sides of the ball, all of these stats mean zip. This is a completely new situation. Nothing from years past has any bearing whatsoever with the possible exception of the players' mindset.
 
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The lack of "Third and Chavis" is a big part of the UT-UF equation which could make a difference.
 
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AFL2008 said:
It looks like the sacks don't matter unless it leads to Florida turnovers.
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My point was that sacks don't matter when you turn it over 4.5x as much and are hammered in the running game.
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Ainge's infamous intentional grounding in 2006 was the same as a sack and was one of the key plays in that loss.
 
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BigPapaVol said:
It's also been said around here for years and yeas and years. It's clever, but tired.
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Honestly, I had just missed it before. Then again, tired and not so clever (see e.g. "gators") seems to have found a home here, so why not something that actually cracks a smile?
 
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lawgator1 said:
Honestly, I had just missed it before. Then again, tired and not so clever (see e.g. "gators") seems to have found a home here, so why not something that actually cracks a smile?
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LSU is even using it now.
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lawgator1 said:
Honestly, I had just missed it before. Then again, tired and not so clever (see e.g. "gators") seems to have found a home here, so why not something that actually cracks a smile?
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There are a lot of things that have found a home here, but just won't take the hint to leave (present company excluded :shades:)
 
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The numbers don't mean anything, they just show where UF has been winning statistically against UT.

In order for UT to have a chance, they have to reverse those trends. That's all.
 
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VOLracerx said:
There are a lot of things that have found a home here, but just won't take the hint to leave (present company excluded :shades:)
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You'd miss me if I were gone.

But back to football, what's your winner and score prediction for tomorrow?
 
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