[Husker] Couple of things heading into next week....

[Andrew Smith]

The only Sagarin stats in my post were (and refer only to team ratings)...
Sagarin (in his most accurate ranking system, not the one used by the 
BCS) has Nebraska at #10 (87.26) and Missouri at #5 (90.04), making the 
game (@NE) a toss-up.  If margin-of-victory is ignored (as in Sagarin's 
BCS version), Missouri is favored by 4.

The other stats were from the NCAA.  Redzone simply looks at scoring 
once a team is inside the 20 yard line.

Go Big Red!
Andy

On 10/24/2010 4:30 PM, Dick Karre wrote:
> Andrew Smith wrote:
>> I agree with Skylar - Nebraska is a better team than Texas.  But, 
>> though I hate to say it, Missouri appears to be a better team than 
>> Nebraska.
>>
>> Nebraska's Offense vs Missouri's Defense
>>
>> Rushing                 #5 (#1 in yrd/rush)   vs #23
>> QB Passing Efficiency  #20                    vs #15
>> Total                  #17                    vs #38
>> Red Zone               #80                    vs  #1 !!
>> Scoring                #10                    vs  #5 !
>>
>> Missouri's Offense vs Nebraska's Defense
>> Rushing                #79 (~#50 in yrd/rush) vs #79
>> QB Passing Efficiency  #39                    vs  #2
>> Total                  #32                    vs #18
>> Red Zone               #19                    vs #82 !!
>> Scoring                #24                    vs #17 !
>
>
> Andy,
> How does Sagarin measure red zone efficiency? How do the two teams 
> compare on that measurement?
>