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Texas A&M Defensive Rankings in the SEC
Overall Defense
•Total Defense Ranking: 16th in the SEC
Rushing Defense
•Rushing Defense Ranking: 1st in the SEC
•Yards Allowed: 92.7 yards per game
Passing Defense
•Passing Defense Ranking: 10th in the SEC
•Yards Allowed: 301.9 yards per game
Jeff Sagarin Ratings: this output has three parts: (1) teams listed by RATING top-to-bottom
(2) CONFERENCE AVERAGES
(listed top-to-bottom & alphabetically)
(3) teams listed by CONFERENCE
(listed in order within conferences)
The SCHEDULE ratings represent what the rating would have to be for a
hypothetical team to have a mathematical expectation of winning precisely 50%
of their games against the schedule played by the team in question in the games
that it has played so far. The schedule difficulty of each given game takes
into account the rating of the opponent and the location of the game. This
is the same concept that is used in computing the WIN50% conference ratings.
In COLLEGE FOOTBALL the W-L records include ALL games, but ONLY
games between the 266 TEAMS RATED here are used for RATING and SCHEDULE
STRENGTH computations.
To make predictions for upcoming games, simply compare the RATINGS of
the teams in question and allow an ADDITIONAL 3 points for the home
team. Thus, for example, a HOME team with a rating of 92 would be
favored by 5 points over a VISITING team having a rating of 90.
Or a VISITING team with a rating of 89 would be favored by 7 points
over a HOME team having a rating of 79.
NOTE: Use whatever home advantage is listed in the output below.
In the example just above, a home edge of 3 was shown for
illustrative purposes. The home edge will vary during the season.
Texas A&M Defense Rankings
Overall Defense
•Rank: 28th
•Yards Allowed: 320.0 yards per game
Rushing Defense
•Rank: 28th
•Rushing Yards Allowed: 176.2 yards per game
Passing Defense
•Rank: 10th
•Passing Yards Allowed: 167.9 yards per game
Texas A&M's defense shows a strong performance in passing defense, ranking in the top 10, while their overall and rushing defense ranks lower at 28th.