2026 Week 11 - WIU vs Gardner-Webb
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sealhall74
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Here is an interesting little chart which shows that WIU is the most statistically dominant team in the OVC this year.
It is on my Google Drive and you may or may not have permission to see it.
The X axis contains all of these CONFERENCE ONLY boxscore stats averaged from week to week and normalized from 0 to 1 layed out from left to right along the axis.
The regression line for each team allows a fairly decent comparison of overall statistical strength.
I hope to add a little interactivity to the chart so you can hover over a dot and see the specific stat info. For now, the stats are arranged in the
exact same order they appear on the NCAA game boxscore page.
1 Offense: First Downs
2 Offense: First Downs Passing
3 Offense: First Downs Penalty
4 Offense: First Downs Rushing
5 Offense: 3rd Down Efficiency
6 Offense: 4th Down Efficiency
7 Offense: Fumbles
8 Offense: Fumbles Lost
9 Offense: Penalties
10 Offense: Average Yards Per Play
11 Offense: Team Plays
12 Offense: Team Yards
13 Defense: Interceptions
14 Defense: Fumbles Forced
15 Defense: Fumbles Recovered
16 Defense: Tackles For Loss
17 Defense: Sacks
18 Defense: Solo Tackles
19 Defense: Total Tackles
20 Kick Returns: Average
21 Kick Returns: Returns
22 Kick Returns: Return Yards
23 Passing: Attempts
24 Passing: Completions
25 Passing: Interceptions
26 Passing: Long
27 Passing: Touchdowns
28 Passing: Yards
29 Punting: Average
30 Punting: Long
31 Punting: Punts
32 Punting: Yards
33 Punt Returns: Average
34 Punt Returns: Returns
35 Punt Returns: Yards
36 Receiving: Long
37 Receiving: Receptions
38 Receiving: Touchdowns
39 Receiving: Yards
40 Rushing: Attempts
41 Rushing: Long
42 Rushing: Touchdowns
43 Rushing: Yards
It is on my Google Drive and you may or may not have permission to see it.
The X axis contains all of these CONFERENCE ONLY boxscore stats averaged from week to week and normalized from 0 to 1 layed out from left to right along the axis.
The regression line for each team allows a fairly decent comparison of overall statistical strength.
I hope to add a little interactivity to the chart so you can hover over a dot and see the specific stat info. For now, the stats are arranged in the
exact same order they appear on the NCAA game boxscore page.
1 Offense: First Downs
2 Offense: First Downs Passing
3 Offense: First Downs Penalty
4 Offense: First Downs Rushing
5 Offense: 3rd Down Efficiency
6 Offense: 4th Down Efficiency
7 Offense: Fumbles
8 Offense: Fumbles Lost
9 Offense: Penalties
10 Offense: Average Yards Per Play
11 Offense: Team Plays
12 Offense: Team Yards
13 Defense: Interceptions
14 Defense: Fumbles Forced
15 Defense: Fumbles Recovered
16 Defense: Tackles For Loss
17 Defense: Sacks
18 Defense: Solo Tackles
19 Defense: Total Tackles
20 Kick Returns: Average
21 Kick Returns: Returns
22 Kick Returns: Return Yards
23 Passing: Attempts
24 Passing: Completions
25 Passing: Interceptions
26 Passing: Long
27 Passing: Touchdowns
28 Passing: Yards
29 Punting: Average
30 Punting: Long
31 Punting: Punts
32 Punting: Yards
33 Punt Returns: Average
34 Punt Returns: Returns
35 Punt Returns: Yards
36 Receiving: Long
37 Receiving: Receptions
38 Receiving: Touchdowns
39 Receiving: Yards
40 Rushing: Attempts
41 Rushing: Long
42 Rushing: Touchdowns
43 Rushing: Yards
Embrace the pace of the race.
good idea, will bring some more people in the standsST_Lawson wrote: Mon Nov 09, 2026 6:53 pm The band is also bringing in some local HS kids to get a chance to see what college marching band is like. So in addition to my daughter in the color guard (as usual), my son will be hanging out with the drumline this time.
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