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Kelley Ford's top rated offenses of the past 10 years. · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  I want to go to your best offenses. Some fascinating numbers here, guys.
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  You can find this at k Ford Ratings on x also go to k
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  Ford Ratings dot com. When you look, and I'm bringing this up because
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  we're headed into the new era, you know, the twelve team era.
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  This is your numbers from you know, the college football playoff era starting at
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  twenty fourteen. And to give contact scale zero to one hundred and fifty is
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  considered FBF average, FBS average. Oklahoma, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon,
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  and USC. That's your top five offenses in the last ten years.
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  All mess down there at seventh. I want to get to some surprises on
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  here. But for those that think again, and I know a lot of
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  people are going to go right back and beat me over the head with this
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  and say, yeah, but Oklahoma playing in the Big twelve. This is
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  why even under Brent Vinables and what they have on their staff. You look
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  at what they did last year. I mean Oklahoma over the span of you
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  know, Bob Stoops, Lincoln Riley right at that end of that transition up
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  until now, number one offense in the country of the last ten years.
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  Yeah, Jake, it's been incredible. The offensives that have been in Norman
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  in the last ten years, as you pointed out, and to the argument
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  of because I hear it too well, they played in the Big twelve,
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  Well who they played? Well, what about those defense they played? You
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  hear that. Really, regardless of the data that I'm presenting, you'll get
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  somebody or some group of people that will say, yeah, but strength to
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  schedule. Yeah, but opponent's face probably the most helpful thing to know about
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  my numbers. But the thing that I'm most proud of with the numbers is
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  they are opponent adjusted. So I am taking into account before I ever present
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  any data, I am taking into account who you played, where you played,
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  and by how much you won or lost those gains. So when I
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  say Oklahoma or sorry, when my data says Oklahoma over the last ten years,
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  since that has had an average offensive k forward rating of ninety six point
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  one, that essentially means Oklahoma over the last ten years, on average,
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  every single year waited the same. I'm not waiting last year more than twenty
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  fourteen. It's just the way I chose to do this exercise. They all
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  count equal weight, but Oklahoma for the last ten years has averaged an offense
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  in the ninety six point one percent pile of all college football teams. Like,
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  that's how you can interpret this number that you see on the graphics next
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  to each team. Alabama at number two, ninety four point nine. So
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  over the last ten years, they've been in almost the ninety fifth percent pile
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  of all college football teams. Again on average on the offensive side of the
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  ball. So anybody who kind of comes at you, Jake and says,
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  well, yeah, but they played in this league, but they played against
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  those defenses that's been adjusted to account for that. So I feel good about
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  those opponent adjustments. You said, Ole miss there at number seven, another
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  one of your audience will care about. Mississippi State came in at number twenty
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  four for me on the best offenses of the CFP era. So it was
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  a fun little exercise, jac It's it's something that I needed to do to
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  get myself a break, honestly from all the data crunching that I was doing
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  trying to prepare for the twenty twenty four preseason B one ratings coming out.
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  I just needed to take a pause from all of the returning production calculations,
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  roster scraping from websites and just kind of say, Okay, what can I
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  do for fun that's still cost theball related I'll take a look at the offensive,
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  defensive, and special teams in the last ten years.