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Winning Plays - Notre Dame

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This season I will once again be charting Syracuse’s games in terms of “winning plays”. I look at the results of each play and decide which team got the minimum they wanted out of the play. Rather than making instinctive judgments, I use a formula:

- On first down, the offensive team wants to get at least a third of the way to a new first down: they will have two more plays before they might have to surrender the ball and if they gain that same amount of yards on each of those two plays, they’ll get the first down. If they don’t make it a third of the way to a new first down, the defense won the play.
- On second down, the offense wants to get at least halfway to a new first down by the same logic.
- On third and fourth down, they want to get the first down.
- Penalties, if added onto a play by the referees, are added on to the results above. If the offense gains 5 yards on first down but there was holding and they lost yardage instead, the defense won the play. If a running back made a 20 yard run on first and ten and the holding was 15 yards downfield, turning it into a 5 yard gain, that’s still a win for the offense. If the defense is penalized and it’s tacked on, again the net result is what is evaluated. The penalties I’ve listed negated the play entirely and are a “loss” for the penalized team and thus a win for their opponent. .
- If a penalty was not tacked onto a play, it’s a lost play for the team being penalized. I'll count them separate from the other plays from scrimmage because I don't know if the intended play before the penalty would have been a run or a pass - so i wouldn't know where to put it in the chart below.
- A turnover is, obviously, a win for the team that wound up with the ball.
- On a kick-off a touchback brings the ball out to the 25 yard line. Teams still seem to be trying to kick the ball into the end zone and avoid a runback if they can, so any kick-off that results in the receiving team starting between their goal line and their 25 is a win for the kicking team. Beyond that, the receiving team wins.
- On a punt, a touchback takes the ball out of the 20. So any punt that results in the other team taking over from their goal line to their 20 is a win for the punting team. If the next change in field position is at least 40 yards, the punting tam has also won the play.
- A successful place kick is, obviously, a win for the kicking team.
- Any play that results in a touchdown is, obviously, a win for that team that scores it.
- A “victory play” where a team accepts a loss just to let the clock run out, is a win for the offensive team.

I will indicate in parenthesis how many yards there were to go to get a new first down, (if other than 10), unless it was for no gain or negative yardage. If it was a touchdown, (“TD)” a scramble/sack (“S”) a victory play (“V”) or involved a penalty (P). I’ll treat a scramble or a sack as a passing play as the Cuse.com play by play now tells you when it’s either of those two. 1R means first down running plays. 1P means first down passing plays, etc.

When Syracuse had the ball:

KO: ND 25, ND 25
Total: Syracuse 2 Notre Dame 0
P: 34 to ND 45, 37 to ND 5, 23 to ND 26p, 45 to ND 10, 35 to ND 14, 21 to ND 47, 43 to ND 49, 35 to ND 34
Total: Syracuse 4 Notre Dame 4
FG: No Good from 23, Good from 28
Total: Syracuse 1 Notre Dame 1
XP: none
Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 0
Kicking plays total: Syracuse 7 Notre Dame 5

1r: 4, 3, 6, 4, 6, 6, 11, 0, 3, 4, 9, 3, 1, 9, 1, 3, 4
Total: Syracuse 10 Notre Dame 7
1p: Interception, 17, -1, I, 5, -1, 0, I, -6s, 8, 5, I
Total: Syracuse 4 Notre Dame 8
First Down Total: Syracuse 14 Notre Dame 15
2r: 10(4), 0, 5(1), 2(7), -1, 2, 5(16), 8(5), -1
Total: Syracuse 3 Notre Dame 6
2p: I, 10(7), 10(4), I, 4, I, Interception, I, I, -4s, -5s, I, I, 10, -5s, 4(7), 6(2),
Total: Syracuse 5 Notre Dame 11
Second Down Total: Syracuse 8 Notre Dame 17
3r: 1(5), 7(1), 5(3)
Total: Syracuse 2 Notre Dame 1
3p: I, I, Interception, -9s, 1497), 13960, I, I, -7s, 1(12), 13, I, I, I, 34(11)
Total: Syracuse 4 Notre Dame 11
Third Down Total: Syracuse 6 Notre Dame 12
4r: none
Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 0
4p: none
Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 0
Fourth Down Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 0

Total on running plays: Syracuse 15 Notre Dame 14
Total on passing plays: Syracuse 13 Notre Dame 30
Total on plays from scrimmage: Syracuse 28 Notre Dame 44

Penalties not tacked on to plays: +15 Syracuse 1 Notre Dame 0

Game total when Syracuse had the ball: Syracuse 36 Notre Dame 49


When Notre Dame had the ball:

KO: SU 32, SU 25, SU 25, SU 28, SU 26, SU 21, SU 32, SU 31
Total: Syracuse 5 Notre Dame 3
P: 33 to SU 17, 22 to SU 45, SU 46 to SU 31, 31 to SU 27
Total: Syracuse 2 Notre Dame 2
FG: Good from 26, Good from 29, Good from 29
Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 3
XP: Good, Good, No Good, Good
Total: Syracuse 1 Notre Dame 3
Kicking plays total: Syracuse 8 Notre Dame 11

1r: 6, -3, 0, 4(15), 5, -1, 2(15), 9TD, 0 -1v, 9, 8, 0, 2, 0, 12, 2, 35, -1v
Total: Syracuse 10 Notre Dame 9
1p: 9, 27, 6, 33, 47, -3s, 7, 9, 24, I, I, I, I, I
Total: Syracuse 6 Notre Dame 8
First Down Total: Syracuse 16 Notre Dame 17
2r: 5(4), 2(5), 2(4), 13(13), 7(13), 7, -2, 6, -2, -2, 2, 8, 7(8)l, 32TD
Total: Syracuse 5 Notre Dame 9
2p: 2(1), 6(13), I, 9TD, 7(11), 5(3), I, 9(10, I, 16(1)p, I
Total: Syracuse 5 Notre Dame 6
Second Down Total: Syracuse 10 Notre Dame 15
3r: 2(1)
Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 1
3p: I, 18(15), I, I, I, 18(6), 2(3), 15(12), I, 4(12), 7(8), 10TD, -1s
Total: Syracuse 9 Notre Dame 4
Third Down Total: Syracuse 9 Notre Dame 5
4r: none
Total: Syracuse 0 Notre Dame 0
4p: Interception, 17(1)
Total: Syracuse 1 Notre Dame 1
Fourth Down Total: Syracuse 1 Notre Dame 1

Total on running plays: Syracuse 15 Notre Dame 19
Total on passing plays: Syracuse 21 Notre Dame 19
Total on plays from scrimmage: Syracuse 36 Notre Dame 38

Penalties not tacked on to plays: Syracuse 6 Notre Dame 1

Game total when Notre Dame had the ball: Syracuse 50 Notre Dame 50

Overall game total: Syracuse 86 Notre Dame 99

Comments: Our greatest advantage this year has been in special teams. That vanished in this game. We’d averaged starting a total of 155 yards closer to the goal than the other team at the start of our possessions and were behind only in the North Carolina game (-45). In this game, Notre Dame was 143 closer to their goal than we were. In actual plays, we were 7-5 on our kicks after averaging 20-2 in the first ten games. Notre Dame wasn’t great either: 8-11, (SU score first). But it came down to a battle of Sean Riley’s kick-off returns, (5-3) vs. Sterling Hofrichter’s punts (4-4) and punts produce more yardage than kick-off returns.

The perception of our team is that we are a passing team that struggles to run the ball. That was true in 2016 and 2017 but not this year. We ran the ball very well in this game and would have run it even better with a healthy Eric Dungey. We might have gotten at least a couple more scoring drives out of it and set up the pass better. With that and decent officiating, we might have stayed in this game. But we came out passing. Dungey couldn’t seem to see the defenders and DeVito stopped going deep after the interception. We wound up losing 30 of 43 pass plays on offense, with 3 interceptions and 7 sacks. We only got 115 yards on completions and lost 36 of that on sacks. Meanwhile, taking away the sacks, we ran for 155 yards at 5 yards a carry. With Dungey we might have run for 200 yards and stayed in the game. As it was, we won 15 of 29 running plays against the #3 teams in the country.

Or defense didn’t lose this game. They got picked apart early but adjustments were made and they wound up winning 50% of Notre Dame’s offensive plays. The record of getting off the field on third down, (9-5) continued to be strong. For the season, we are 111-50 on the opponent’s third downs.

Overall my impression of this game was that we were playing poorly but still had a chance to get back into the game, until late. Off of these numbers, there was a reason for that. We weren’t being steamrolled. We won 86 plays. They won 99. Here are the other games since 2011 when we were -13 in plays won: 2012 Minnesota 82-95 (we lost 10-17); 2015 South Florida 80-93 (we lost 24-45); 2016 Notre Dame 98-111, (we lost 33-50). Those were frustrating games but they weren’t 3-36. It’s not that we weren’t competing. It’s that we weren’t playing well in key areas and on certain big plays.
 
GAME BY GAME and TOTALS FOR THE YEAR

When SYRACUSE had the ball:

KO: 10-0 + 11-0 + 6-1 + 10-0 + 6-0 + 8-0 + 5-0 + 9-0 + 8-0 + 11-0 + 2-0 = 86-1
P: 4-0 + 1-1 + 4-1 + 4-0 + 7-0 + 3-2 + 3-4 + 4-1 + 4-3 + 1-1 + 4-4 = 39-17
FG: 2-0 + 2-0 + 3-1 + 3-0 + 3-0 + 3-0 + 2-1 + 3-0 + 2-0 + 4-0 + 1-1 = 28-3
XP: 7-0 + 8-0 + 3-0 + 6-0 + 2-0 + 4-0 + 4-0 + 6-0 + 5-0 + 6-0 + 0-0 = 51-0
Kicking plays total: 23-0 + 22-1 + 16-3 + 23-0 + 18-0 + 18-2 + 14-5 + 22-1 + 19-3 + 22-1 + 7-5 = 204-21

1r: 14-16 + 15-7 + 13-13 + 16-7 + 5-5 + 13-8 + 11-5 + 8-10 + 17-13 + 16-9 + 10-7 = 138-100
1p: 3-5 + 9-6 + 6-4 + 11-5 + 9-6 + 5-9 + 10-15 + 9-10 + 8-6 + 8-4 + 4-8 = 82-78
First Down Total: 17-21 + 24-13 + 19-17 + 27-12 + 14-11 + 18-17 + 21-20 + 17-20 + 25-19 + 24-13 + 14-15 = 220-178
2r: 9-6 + 8-5 + 5-8 + 8-3 + 6-2 + 8-5 + 5-3 + 4-4 + 6-4 + 9-3 + 3-6 = 71-49
2p: 5-9 + 5-9 + 6-9 + 4-5 + 6-10 + 5-8 + 9-11 + 16-6 + 8-8 + 5-9 + 5-11 = 74-95
Second Down Total: 14-15 + 13-14 + 11-17 + 12-8 + 12-12 + 13-13 + 14-14 + 20-10 + 14-12 + 14-12 + 8-17 = 145-144
3r: 7-6 + 2-0 + 6-5 + 3-1 + 1-5 + 5-1 + 1-2 + 3-1+ 7-4 + 6-7 + 2-1 = 43-33
3p: 1-4 + 5-6 + 4-5 + 1-7 + 2-7 + 5-7 + 3-9 + 3-4 + 3-8 + 1-2 + 4-11 = 32-70
Third Down Total: 8-10 + 7-6 + 10-10 + 4-8 + 3-12 + 10-8 + 4-11 + 6-5 + 10-12 + 7-9 + 6-12 = 75-103
4r: 2-1 + 1-1 + 0-1 + 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-0 + 0-0 + 0-0 + 2-1 + 0-1 + 0-0 = 6-5
4p: 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-1 + 0-0 + 0-1 + 0-0 + 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-0 = 3-2
Fourth Down Total: 2-1 + 2-1 + 0-1 + 1-0 + 1-1 + 0-0 + 0-1 + 0-0 + 2-1 + 1-1 + 0-0 = 9-7

Total on running plays: 32-29 + 26-13 + 24-27 + 27-11 +13-12 + 26-14 + 17-10 + 15-15 + 32-22 + 31-20 + 15-14 = 258-187
Total on passing plays: 9-18 + 20-21 + 16-18 + 17-17 + 17-24 + 15-24 + 22-36 + 28-20 + 19-22 + 15-15 + 13-30 = 191-245
Total on plays from scrimmage: 41-47+ 46-34 + 40-45 + 44-28 + 30-36 + 41-38 + 39-46 + 43-35 + 51-44 + 46-35 + 28-44 = 449-432

Penalties not tacked on to plays: 5-2 + 3-5 +3-5+ 0-8 + 0-3 + 3-1 + 2-4 + 6-5 + 5-2 + 6-4 + 1-0 = 34-39

Game total when SYRACUSE had the ball: 69-49 + 71-40 + 59-53 + 67-36 + 48-39 + 62-41 + 55-55 + 71-41 + 75-49 + 74-40 + 36-49 = 687-492

When OPPONENT had the ball:

KO: 6-1 + 3-0 + 1-1 + 2-2 + 0-6 + 0-8 + 1-5 + 1-6 + 1-4 + 1-4 + 5-3 = 21-40
P: 3-2 + 7-1 + 4-5 + 3-7 + 1-3 + 3-2 + 1-5 + 2-3 + 2-4 + 2-5 + 2-2 = 30-39
FG: 1-0 + 0-1 + 0-0 + 0-0 + 1-2 + 0-3 + 2-3 + 0-2 + 0-1 + 1-1 + 0-3 = 5-16
XP: 0-7 + 0-1 + 0-1 + 0-3 + 0-3 + 0-5 + 0-4 + 0-5 + 0-3 + 1-2 + 1-3 = 2-37
Kicking plays total: 10-10 + 10-3 + 5-7 + 5-12 +2-14 + 3-18 + 4-17 + 3-16 + 3-12 + 5-12 + 8-11 = 58-132

1r: 8-7 + 16-4 + 5-4 + 9-10 + 6-19 + 9-15 + 8-9 + 11-6 + 8-10 + 5-7 + 10-9 = 95-100
1p: 10-11 + 6-3 + 10-6 + 4-7 + 6-8 + 5-4 + 10-13 + 6-10 + 7-12 + 10-10 + 6-8 = 80-92
First Down Total: 18-18 + 22-7 + 15-10 + 13-17 + 12-27 + 14-19 + 18-22 + 17-16 + 15-22 + 15-17 + 16-17 = 175-192
2r: 3-6 + 11-3 + 5-1 + 5-6 + 7-12 + 7-8 + 11-4 + 5-4 + 3-11 + 6-5 + 5-9 = 68-69
2p: 5-3 + 4-6 + 10-4 + 6-6 + 5-3 + 4-3 + 7-7 + 6-10 + 7-4 + 8-4 + 5-6 = 67-56
Second Down Total: 8-9 + 15-9 + 15-5 + 11-12 + 12-15 + 11-11 + 18-11 + 11-14 + 10-15 + 14-9 + 10-15 = 135-125
3r: 1-1 + 3-2 + 3-1 + 2-1 + 2-3 + 2-2 + 6-1+ 0-2 + 3-2 + 1-2 + 0-1 = 23-18
3p: 1-5 + 10-3 + 10-0 + 8-3 + 8-2 + 7-1+ 9-7 + 9-4 + 8-2 + 9-1 + 9-4 = 88-32
Third Down Total: 2-6 + 13-5 + 13-1 + 10-4 + 10-5 + 9-3 + 15-8 + 9-6 + 11-4 + 10-3 + 9-5 = 111-50
4r: 0-0 + 1-1 + 0-0 + 0-1 + 0-1 + 0-1 + 1-2 + 0-0 + 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-0 = 3-6
4p: 1-1 + 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-0 + 0-1 + 0-0 + 1-0 + 0-0 + 1-1 + 0-0 + 1-1 = 5-4
Fourth Down Total: 1-1 + 1-1 + 1-0 + 0-1 + 0-2 + 0-1 + 2-2 + 0-0 + 1-1 + 1-0 + 1-1 = 8-10

Total on running plays: 12-14 + 31-10 + 13-6 + 16-18 + 15-35 + 18-26 + 26-16 + 16-12 + 14-23 + 13-14 + 15-19 = 189-193
Total on passing plays: 17-20 + 20-12 + 31-10 + 18-16 + 19-14 + 16-8 + 27-27 + 21-24 + 23-19 + 27-15 + 21-19 = 240-184
Total on plays from scrimmage: 29-34 + 51-22 + 44-16 + 34-34 + 34-49 + 34-34 + 53-43 + 37-36 + 37-42 + 40-29 + 36-38 = 429-377

Penalties not tacked on to plays: 1-3 + 7-0 + 5-1 + 3-1+ 2-0 + 0-4 + 1-0 + 2-3 + 2-4 + 5-2+ 6-1= 28-18

Game total when OPPONENT had the ball: 40-47, 68-25, 54-24, 42-47+ 38-63 + 37-56 + 58-60 + 42-55 + 42-58 + 50-43 + 50-50 = 521-528

Overall game total: 109-96 + 139-65 + 113-77 + 109-83 + 86-102 + 99-97 + 113-115 + 113-96 + 117-107 + 124-83 + 86-99 = 1208-1020

Comment: We’ve kicked off 87 times this year and the opposition has started their drive outside their own 25, where a fair catch would put it, once. We’ve either gained 40 yards of field positon or put the ball inside the other team’s 20 on 39 of 56 punts, (70% of the time). We are also +11 in turnovers. The 2001 team that keeps getting referred to was +15. Last year we were -12. In Dino’s first year we gained 441 yards per game and scored 26 points per game. Last year it was 456 and 27. This year it’s 482 and 44. The major difference is field position.

Overall our running game is 258-187 vs. 189-193 for the other guys. But our passing game is only 191-245 and only 32-70 on third down. Our pass defense has been pretty good, 240-184, especially on third down 88-32.

In Dino’s first year we were 172-249 on our running plays and 269-282 on our passing plays
In Dino’s second year we were 219-229 on our running plays and 252-322 on our passing plays
So we’ve declined as a passing team, (primarily due to losing Amba Etta-Tawo, Steve Ismael and Erv Phillips. With Tommy DeVito and our young receivers, our passing game should come back strong next year. I also think our running game will get better, both because of better personnel and maturity. Hofrichter and Szmyt will be back to continue to do wonders with their kicking. We are averaging 44ppg as it is. What are we going to see in the future?

In Dino’s first year we were 212-259 on their running plays and 212-186 on their passing plays
In Dino’s second year we were 212-216 on their running plays and 222-184 on their passing plays
Our defense has improved to win against both kinds of plays. They will also get better and the offensive and defensive units will come to compliment them even more.




HISTORICAL WINNING PLAYS
(Game totals only)

2011
Syracuse 101 Wake Forest 87 = +14
Syracuse 92 Rhode Island 65 = +27
Syracuse 75 Southern California 90 = -15
Syracuse 96 Toledo 88 = +8
Syracuse 103 Rutgers 99 = +4
Syracuse 79 Tulane 99 = -20
Syracuse 90 West Virginia 84 = +6
Syracuse 74 Louisville 83 = -9
Syracuse 84 Connecticut 86 = -2
Syracuse 92 South Florida 106 = -14
Syracuse 83 Cincinnati 104 = -21
Syracuse 87 Pittsburgh 93 = -6
TOTAL: Syracuse 1,056 Opponents 1,117 = -61 We 'won' 5 of 12 games.

2012
Syracuse 105 Northwestern 116 = -11
Syracuse 92 Southern California 98 = -6
Syracuse 93 Stony Brook 82 = +11
Syracuse 82 Minnesota 95 = -13
Syracuse 85 Pittsburgh 76 = +9
Syracuse 93 Rutgers 73 = +20
Syracuse 103 Connecticut 70 = +33
Syracuse 115 South Florida 92 = +23
Syracuse 96 Cincinnati 122 = -26
Syracuse 103 Louisville 86 = +17
Syracuse 92 Missouri 98 = -6
Syracuse 98 Temple 81 = -+17
Syracuse 105 West Virginia 82 +23
TOTAL: Syracuse 1,262 Opponents 1,171 = +91 We 'won' 8 of 13 games.

2013
Syracuse 75 Penn State 113 = -38
Syracuse 92 Northwestern 114 - = -22
Syracuse 115 Wagner 52 = +63
Syracuse 107 Tulane 76 = +31
Syracuse 64 Clemson 136 = -72
Syracuse 111 N C State 85 = +26
Syracuse 46 Georgia Tech 113 = -67
Syracuse 108 Wake Forest 81 = +27
Syracuse 92 Maryland 88 = +4
Syracuse 55 Florida State 104 = -49
Syracuse 80 Pittsburgh 96 = -16
Syracuse 100 Boston College 87 = +13
Syracuse 99 Minnesota 79 +20
TOTAL: Syracuse 1,144 Opponents 1,224 = -80 We 'won' 7 of 13 games.

2014
Syracuse 91 Villanova 103 = -12
Syracuse 99 Central Michigan 76 = +23
Syracuse 91 Maryland 91 = 0
Syracuse 71 Notre Dame 114 = -43
Syracuse 71 Louisville 100 = -29
Syracuse 80 Florida State 101 = -21
Syracuse 86 Wake Forest 77 = +9
Syracuse 75 Clemson 102 = -27
Syracuse 92 N C State 101 = -9
Syracuse 78 Duke 98 = -20
Syracuse 46 Pittsburgh 114 = -68
Syracuse 72 Boston College 78 = -6
TOTAL: Syracuse 952 Opponents 1,155 = -203 We 'won' 2 of 12 games, with one even.

2015
Syracuse 96 Rhode Island 56 = +40
Syracuse 83 Wake Forest 83 = 0
Syracuse 84 Central Michigan 91 = -7
Syracuse 84 Louisiana State 89 = -5
Syracuse 80 South Florida 93 = -13
Syracuse 86 Virginia 97 = -11
Syracuse 70 Pittsburgh 89 = -19
Syracuse 84 Florida State 100 = -16
Syracuse 74 Louisville 110 = -36
Syracuse 83 Clemson 105 = -22
Syracuse 78 North Carolina State 100 = -22
Syracuse 89 Boston College 78 = +11
TOTAL: Syracuse 991 Opponents 1091 = -100 We 'won' 2 of 12 games with one even.

2016
Syracuse 101 Colgate 74 = +27
Syracuse 99 Louisville 132 = -33
Syracuse 95 South Florida 116 = -21
Syracuse 91 Connecticut 99 = -8
Syracuse 98 Notre Dame 111 = -13
Syracuse 72 Wake Forest 101 = -29
Syracuse 103 Virginia Tech 104 = -1
Syracuse 93 Boston College 84 = +9
Syracuse 74 Clemson 120 = -46
Syracuse 71 North Carolina State 103 = -32
Syracuse 71 Florida State 120 = -49
Syracuse 107 Pittsburgh 118 = -11
TOTAL: Syracuse 1075 Opponent 1282 = -207 We 'won' 2 of 12 games.

2017
Syracuse 132 Central Connecticut 65 = +67
Syracuse 104 Middle Tennessee 98 = +6
Syracuse 107 Central Michigan 100 = +7
Syracuse 80 Louisiana State 103 = -23
Syracuse 93 North Carolina State 112 = -19
Syracuse 97 Pittsburgh 96 = +1
Syracuse 95 Clemson 97= -2
Syracuse 86 Miami 119 = -33
Syracuse 90 Florida State 108 = -18
Syracuse 120 Wake Forest 125 = -5
Syracuse 96 Louisville 100 = -4
Syracuse 77 Boston College 87 = -10
TOTAL: Syracuse 1177 Opponents 1210 = -33 We’ve ‘won’ 4 of12 games

2018
Syracuse 109 Western Michigan 96 = +13
Syracuse 139 Wagner 65 = +74
Syracuse 113 Florida State 77 = +36
Syracuse 109 Connecticut 83 = +26
Syracuse 86 Clemson 102= -16
Syracuse 99 Pittsburgh 97 = +2
Syracuse 113 North Carolina 115 = -2
Syracuse 113 North Carolina State 96 = +17
Syracuse 117 Wake Forest 107 = +10
Syracuse 124 Louisville 83 = +41
Syracuse 86 Notre Dame 99 = -13
TOTAL: Syracuse 1208 Opponents 1020 = +188 We’ve ‘won’ 8 of 11 games

Totals since 2011: Syracuse has won 8,865 plays, (48.9%) and 37 games, (38.1%). The opposition has won 9,270 plays and 58 games with 2 games even. We’ve seen the opposition obtain their goals on 405 more plays than we have in 97 games, an average of 4.18 plays a game.
 

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