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Current Carolina-Houston Stats


DaveThePanther2008

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Carolina

Total Defense (YPG) 4th YPG   

(Passing Defense 2nd 166 ypg Rushing Defense 26th 129 ypg) 

Total Offense (YPG) 11th 369 YPG   

(Passing Offense 14th 256 ypg Rushing Offense 11th 113 ypg) 

Houston

Total Defense (YPG) 23rd YPG   

(Passing Defense 25th 277 ypg Rushing Defense 15th 108 ypg)

Total Offense (YPG) 18th 351 YPG   

(Passing Offense 24th 236 ypg Rushing Offense 10th 117 ypg)

Interesting Notes. 

CMC is 2nd behind Davin Cook for rushing yards

Our passing and rushing offense are higher than our overall average.  This tells me we are more balanced offensively than most teams.

Our poorest stat Rushing Defense 26th.  Not typical of a Rivera team and I expect this to improve.

Rushing Offenses are neck and neck. Houston 10 we're 11.

I think we are more explosive with a Healthy Allen than an injured Cam (obviously) So I expect our offensive stats to improve and put us in the top 10 within a couple of weeks.

Based on statistics we should be in this game.  Their defense front can be scary and cause some problems but overall defense is not that good. 

I see no reason why we can't or shouldn't win this game.

VIA CBS SPORTS

 

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