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[QUOTE="A Clockwork Orange, post: 2676068, member: 16"]
So I decided to go back through the stats, and discount any runs by the QB's. I also got rid of short yardage situations. That includes any "and goal to go", and any 3rd or 4th and 2 or less. I wanted to discount runs that were specifically to get a push and get some yards for the first down or touchdown. That also actually discounted some solid chunk runs, but I wanted to be fair.

I wanted to throw out the entire 4th quarter but decided not to, in case people thought I was trying to skew the numbers. So here are the numbers for Neal and Strick with that information above.

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Name
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1st half
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2nd half
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Totals
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[TR][TD]
Moe Neal
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6 runs, 32 yards, 5.3 YPC
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8 runs, 22 yards, 2.75 YPC
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14 runs, 54 yards, 3.85 YPC
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[TR][TD]
Dontae Strickland
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6 runs, 36 yards, 6 YPC
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2 runs, -1 yards, -.5 YPC
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8 runs, 35 yards, 4.3 YPC
[/TD][/TR][/TABLE]

So total, they averaged 22 runs for 89 yards. That's 4.04 YPC. Take from it what you will. I still feel like the 4th quarter completely skews it, but those are the numbers.
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