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Annual Statistical Analysis (Football)
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<blockquote data-quote="y2kFrog" data-source="post: 2815335" data-attributes="member: 610"><p>I think the difference between 6-6 type teams and 10-2 type teams is a lot smaller than some people think. In fact, I think it is smaller than 10-2 to 12-0 as each step gets progressively harder. I do agree with the OP that an experienced QB can be what gets you from 6-6 to 10-2. Just look at 2016 TCU vs. 2017 TCU.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="y2kFrog, post: 2815335, member: 610"] I think the difference between 6-6 type teams and 10-2 type teams is a lot smaller than some people think. In fact, I think it is smaller than 10-2 to 12-0 as each step gets progressively harder. I do agree with the OP that an experienced QB can be what gets you from 6-6 to 10-2. Just look at 2016 TCU vs. 2017 TCU. [/QUOTE]
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