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Saturday, November 27, 2010

Nevada vs. Boise State: Final Statistics (or Oh Yeah, Boy...sie)

Yes, Boise, that just happened: your uppance has come.

The Broncos have a good fan base, and some amazing fans who make it up.  However every year I end up surrounded by pompous, arrogant Boise fans who seem personally affronted by my daring to root against their team on Nevada's home turf; I am thrilled that you were finally taken down a peg and excited that it happened here.

On with the game stats.
 
Rushing Offense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 304.36 YPG
          vs. BSU: 269 (-35.36)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 205.40 YPG
          at Nevada: 145 (-60.4)

Passing Offense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 233.36 YPG
          vs. BSU: 259 (-25.64)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 323.40 YPG
          at Nevada: 348 (-24.6)

Total Offense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 537.73 YPG
          vs. BSU: 528 (-9.73)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 528.80 YPG
          at Nevada: 493 (-35.80)

Scoring Offense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 44.09 PPG
          vs. BSU: 34 (-10.09)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 47.90 PPG
          at Nevada: 31 (-16.90)

Rushing Defense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 124.64 YPG
          vs. BSU: 145 (+20.36)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 72.30 YPG
          at Nevada: 269 (+196.7)

Pass Defense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 249.91 YPG
          vs. BSU: 348 (+98.09)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 156.90 YPG
          at Nevada: 259 (+102.1)

Total Defense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 374.55 YPG
          vs. BSU: 493 (+118.45)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 229.20 YPG
          at Nevada: 528 (+298.8)

Scoring Defense
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 21.73 PPG
          vs BSU: 31 (+9.27)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 11.50 PPG
          at Nevada: 34 (+22.5)

Penalties
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: PPG: 5.36 YPG: 42.82
          vs. BSU: 4 (-1.36) for 29 yards (-13.82)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: PPG: 6.20 YPG: 58.20
          at Nevada: 5 (-1.20) for 70 yards (+11.80)
             
Punt Returns
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 8.95 YPR
          vs. BSU: 0.00 YPR (N/A)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 12.91 YPR
          at Nevada: 28.00 YPR (+15.09)

Kickoff Returns
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 23.06 YPR
          vs. BSU: 21.30 YPR (-1.76)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 23.78 YPR
          at Nevada: 26.40 YPR (+2.62)

Punt Returns Against
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 6.22 YPR
          vs. BSU: 28.00 (+21.78)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 12.60 YPR
          at Nevada: 0.00 YPR (N/A)

Kickoff Returns Against
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 25.95 YPR
          vs. BSU: 26.40 (+0.45)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 21.18 YPR
          at Nevada: 21.30 (+0.12)

Turnover Margin
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: +0.64
          vs. BSU: -1 (-0.36)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: +0.60
          at Nevada: +1 (+0.40)

TOP 
     Nevada
          through 11/26/2010: 31:50
          vs. BSU: 35:21 (+3:31)
     Boise State
          through 11/26/2010: 31:12
          at Nevada: 24:39 (-6:33)


Box data courtesy of espn.com

Team Stat Comparison

   Boise St   Nevada
1st Downs2128
3rd down efficiency
4-109-17
4th down efficiency
0-01-1
Total Yards493528
Passing348259
Comp-Att
20-3119-35
Yards per pass
11.27.4
Rushing145269
Rushing Attempts
3052
Yards per rush
4.85.2
Penalties5-704-29
Turnovers01
Fumbles lost
00
Interceptions thrown
01
Possession24:3935:21
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7 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 28, 2010 at 1:14 AM

    Still think Chris Ault should be fired?

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  2. AnonymousNovember 28, 2010 at 9:16 AM

    Still can't wipe the smile off my face! For now I think Ault deserves a stay of execution. He finally won the "big" game! Just one more monkey to get off his back. Win a freakin bowl game!

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  3. AnonymousNovember 28, 2010 at 10:11 AM

    A stay of execution? Ault is 64 years old. Ault IS Nevada football and he deserves to retire on his own terms. Do you not remember the Tormey years? The Tisdel years?

    We just beat the #4 team in the nation, but are you're suggesting here that if we lose the bowl game, he should still be fired? That WAS our bowl game and FAR more significant than whomever we will play in a bowl game since no chance we go to BCS. By the way, Ault has won a bowl game.

    Seriously...give me a list of names of coaches then who can get the Wolf Pack to 11-1, and are willing to do it for less than half a mil a year. Specific names please.

    Ault is one of the lowest paid coaches in Division I football. Let's also remember that Nevada has one of the lowest budgets. Really, what the man has done here is incredible.

    You don't know how spoiled we are with Coach Ault. I suspect though once he is gone and retired, you'll find out...

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  4. AnonymousNovember 29, 2010 at 10:25 AM

    Ok. Maybe I was a little harsh, but don't get me wrong Ault and the WolfPack are having a phenominal year and I couldn't be happier about that. It's been a long time coming. All that I am saying is that my memory is still not erased of the past couple of bowl game losses that Nevada was clearly favorites in and should of at least won or made games of them. What ever bowl game Nevada goes to this year they are clearly once again going to be favorites. If for whatever reason Ault and Nevada lose the bowl game it will put a bad taste in my mouth and not to mention several other Nevada fans.

    I truly understand what Ault has done for Nevada and I don't want to take that away from him. If anybody needed a memorable season like this it was Ault and Nevada. I just hope it isn't a one time season. He has now set the bar high for future seasons which is a tall order to fill. I wish him and Nevada the best and I hope he can pull out the bowl win.

    It's ridiculous the amount of money that he makes as a D-1 coach and it's actually embarrasing. The university clearly doesn't understand what they have for a coach for the pennies they are offering him. In comparison Hawaii's coach is the highest paid state employee in Hawaii. Doesn't make sense.

    In summary as stated all that I am trying to say is that Ault and Nevada need a bowl win this year and if they don't it truly will be disappointing and a loss will rest on Ault's shoulders.

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