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Message: [QUOTE="Ghost, post: 1190668, member: 581"] I think depending upon how you're using it, it's a perfectly valid point to make in many instances. Sometimes the outlier needs to get gone... If John Does runs for 111 yards on 20 carries, but his first run of the game was for 89 yards - I think that information matters. The outlier made it seem like a great all-around game, but it's just that - an outlier. The rest of the game the guy was basically falling forward. It provides a different perspective - it's not like you're not seeing the outlier - it's mentioned. From there, draw your own conclusions. [/QUOTE]