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Pavia finishes 2nd in Heisman. He threw for over 3000 yard’s Gronowski threw for about 1/2 that. He ran for over 800 yards. More than Moulton who ran for like 740. Their Tight End wam the Mackey Award.
Parker really has his hands full. Anxious to see some of the younger players
 




longtimer said:
Pavia finishes 2nd in Heisman. He threw for over 3000 yard’s Gronowski threw for about 1/2 that. He ran for over 800 yards. More than Moulton who ran for like 740. Their Tight End wam the Mackey Award.
Parker really has his hands full. Anxious to see some of the younger players
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True but we have reasons for hope. Mendoza did not do all that well against Iowa's defense, Parker had a solid game plan for him and I expect him to have a solid game plan for Pavia. Pavia also struggled against some of the better defenses in the SEC and none of them are rated as high as Iowa is defensively. Alabama and Missouri were the best defenses Pavia faced and he didn't do all that well in those games. Pavia didn't have to face Georgia, TAMU, or Oklahoma and he beefed up his stats significantly against defenses like Utah State, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Pavia a great player, no question, but I am optimistic Parker can come up with a game plan to contain him.

Hopefully the offense shows up, if the defense can hold Vandy under 20 points it would be a win for the defense but that means the offense will need to find a way to score more than 20 in order to win. Vandy has a good but not great defense, even Nebraska and Wisconsin gives up less yards per game than Vandy this season.
 




Dadman said:
Both Chuck Long and Brad Banks finished second in the Heisman and both lost their subsequent bowl game as I recall.....so we got that going for us I guess!
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Gonna be a tough one, but we came very close to beating Indiana

Second string QB is surrounded by Indy defenders and blindly tosses the ball into intense
coverage

It was first down with about 2 minutes left in the game
 












Vanderbilt's Opponents - Ranked in passing yardage allowed - Vanderbilts score against

Alabama 6th 14 pts
Missouri 11th 17 pts
LSU 42nd 31 pts
South Carolina 60th 31pts
Virginia Tech 75th 44 pts
Auburn 90th 45 pts
Texas 100th 31 pts
Kentucky 102nd 45 pts
Georgia State 104th 70 pts
Tennessee 113rd 45 pts
Utah State 115th 55 pts

I think I see a trend in this.

Side Note: The Vanderbilt defense is ranked 119th in passing yardage allowed.
 
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AreWeThereYet said:
Vanderbilt's Opponents - Ranked in passing yardage allowed - Vanderbilts score against

Alabama 6th 14 pts
Missouri 11th 17 pts
LSU 42nd 31 pts
South Carolina 60th 31pts
Virginia Tech 75th 44 pts
Auburn 90th 45 pts
Texas 100th 34 pts
Kentucky 102nd 45 pts
Georgia State 104th 70 pts
Tennessee 113rd 45 pts
Utah State 115th 55 pts

I think I see a trend in this.

Side Note: The Vanderbilt defense is ranked 119th in passing yardage allowed.
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Now match that up with Pavia's performance against those defenses.


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Vanderbilt's Opponents ranked in order of (season average) passing yardage allowed. Vanderbilts in game passing yardage & score against those defenses.

Alabama................. 6th.........198yrds....14 pts
Missouri ................11th........129yrds....17 pts
LSU...........................42nd.....160yrds.... 31 pts
South Carolina.....60th......177yrds.... 31pts
Virginia Tech........75th.......173yrds... 44 pts
Auburn..................90th........377yrds... 45 pts
Texas.....................100th.......365yrds... 31 pts
Kentucky.............102nd......484yrds... 45 pts
Georgia State....104th.......245yrds... 70 pts
Tennessee...........113rd......268yrds.... 45 pts
Utah State..........115th.......321yrds... .55 pts

For comparison Iowa's defense is ranked 7th in passing yardage allowed per game.
 
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AreWeThereYet said:
Vanderbilt's Opponents ranked in order of (season average) passing yardage allowed. Vanderbilts in game passing yardage & score against those defenses.

Alabama................. 6th.........198yrds....14 pts
Missouri ................11th........129yrds....17 pts
LSU...........................42nd.....160yrds.... 31 pts
South Carolina.....60th......177yrds.... 31pts
Virginia Tech........75th.......173yrds... 44 pts
Auburn..................90th........377yrds... 45 pts
Texas.....................100th.......365yrds... 31 pts
Kentucky.............102nd......484yrds... 45 pts
Georgia State....104th.......245yrds... 70 pts
Tennessee...........113rd......268yrds.... 45 pts
Utah State..........115th.......321yrds... .55 pts

For comparison Iowa's defense is ranked 7th in passing yardage allowed per game.
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This is great, I didn't mean for you to actually do it. I mentioned it to hammer home your point. Pavia beefed up his passing stats against crap pass defenses and struggled against the ones that were good/decent. Plus that doesn't include his game against the FCS opponent.

Thanks for doing that, it is neat to see the side by side. Again if they can hold Vandy under 20 points they have a shot.
 


AreWeThereYet said:
Vanderbilt's Opponents - Ranked in passing yardage allowed - Vanderbilts score against

Alabama 6th 14 pts
Missouri 11th 17 pts
LSU 42nd 31 pts
South Carolina 60th 31pts
Virginia Tech 75th 44 pts
Auburn 90th 45 pts
Texas 100th 31 pts
Kentucky 102nd 45 pts
Georgia State 104th 70 pts
Tennessee 113rd 45 pts
Utah State 115th 55 pts

I think I see a trend in this.

Side Note: The Vanderbilt defense is ranked 119th in passing yardage allowed.
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So we outta be able to hold em under 20... If we do that I see a W in our future
 


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