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Message: [QUOTE="TheCusian, post: 1982860, member: 2585"] Right. There are lot of imperfect ways to measure offense - that's why yards per play and points per possession are good ones. But they don't tell the whole story either. But in OT it's "extra yards and extra points" that don't work when comparing. It's more fair to compare like things and then extrapolate from there. Example: Since Babers scored more points in regulation vs FBS teams, If he had 3 added OT possessions in scoring position, would he score more or less than Shafer's 2015 team? I think from the regulation output you can say he'd at least score the same amount of points. [/QUOTE]