NC State Football By The Numbers – Post UNCheat Beatdown Edition

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Here are the stats and national rankings after the Wolfpack opened up a can in Kenan Stadium.

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Before the stats, the latest on the National and ACC championship belts.
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National Heavyweight Championship: TCU still holds the national championship belt and defends it on Saturday against Iowa St

ACC Heavyweight Championship: FSU also still holds the ACC belt. Up next for the Noles is Georgia Tech in the ACC Division Winner Game For Bragging Rights Unless One Of The Teams Has The Championship Belt (which this year happens to be the case).

Team Stats – ACC & National Rank in Parentheses

Offense
Scoring Offense: 29.8 (9, 60)
Total Offense: 402.0 (7, 62)
Rushing Offense: 206.0 (4, 36)
Passing Offense: 196.0 (9, 93)

Passing Efficiency: 131.78 (8, 56)
Interceptions Thrown: 6 (2, 13)
3rd Down Pct: 46.3% (3, 23)
4th Down Pct: 50.0% (6, 57)
Red Zone Offense: 87.5% (5, 33)
First Downs Offense: 256 (6, 56)
Sacks Allowed: 2.17 (10, 72)
Tackles For Loss Allowed: 4.33 (2, 10)
Turnovers Lost: 14 (3, 17)

Defense
Scoring Defense: 27.0 (13, 67)
Total Defense: 373.1 (11, 50)
Rushing Defense: 175.6 (11, 76)
Passing Defense: 197.5 (6, 27)

Passing Efficiency Defense: 124.11 (9, 53)
Interceptions: 9 (10, 88)
3rd Down Pct Defense: 50.0% (13, 121)
4th Down Pct Defense: 54.5% (10, 77)
Red Zone Defense: 78.0% (7, 35)
First Downs Defense: 248 (12, 69)
Sacks: 2.33 (6, 45)
Tackles For Loss: 7.0 (4, 23)
Turnovers Gained: 19 (9, 67)

Other
Turnover Margin: 0.42 (3, 32)
Net Punting: 40.34 (3, 15)
Fewest Penalties Per Game: 4.75 (3, 20)
Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game: 43.67 (5, 35)
Time Of Possession: 29:07 (8, 82)
Kickoff Returns: 18.17 (14, 120)
Kickoff Return Defense: 18.50 (3, 25)
Punt Returns: 3.65 (14, 119)
Punt Return Defense: 8.11 (11, 71)

Attendance
Total: 380,785 (4, 31)
Average: 54,398 (5, 36)
Pct Capacity: 94.47% (4, 36)

Schedule Strength
Cumulative Opposition: 62-48 .564 (7, 28)

Individual Stat Leaders

Rushing
Shadrach Thornton: 147 att, 811 yds, 5.5 avg, 9 TD
Jacoby Brissett: 110 att, 498 yds, 4.5 avg, 3 TD
Matt Dayes: 91 att, 495 yds, 5.4 avg, 6 TD
Tony Creecy: 52 att, 282 yds, 5.4 avg, 2 TD
Jaylen Samuels: 14 att, 143 yds, 10.2 avg, 1 TD

Passing
Jacoby Brissett: 206-344, 2344 yds, 22 TD, 5 Int, 59.9% comp pct, 135.32 rating
Garrett Leatham: 1-6, 8 yds, 0 TD, 1 Int, 16.7% comp pct, -5.47 rating

Receiving
Bo Hines: 42 rec, 537 yds, 12.8 avg, 1 TD
David J. Grinnage: 25 rec, 331 yds, 13.2 avg, 5 TD
Bra’Lon Cherry: 25 rec, 319 yds, 12.8 avg, 3 TD
Matt Dayes: 31 rec, 303 yds, 9.8 avg, 5 TD
Marquez Valdes-Scantling: 21 rec, 244 yds, 11.6 avg, 1 TD

Punt Returns
Bra’Lon Cherry: 6 ret, 35 yds, 5.8 avg
Bo Hines: 9 ret, 31 yds, 3.4 avg

Kickoff Returns
Matt Dayes: 21 ret, 384 yds, 18.3 avg
Dakwa Nichols: 10 ret, 195 yds, 19.5 avg

Field Goals
Niklas Sade: 10-14 (.714), long of 48

Extra Points
Niklas Sade: 42-44 (.955)

Punting
Wil Baumann: 56 punts, 45.3 avg, long of 67, 22 inside 20yd line

Kickoffs
Niklas Sade: 67 KO, 63.6 avg, 41 touchbacks

Fumbles
Jacoby Brissett: 8 fumbles, 6 lost
Shadrach Thornton: 3 fumbles, 1 lost
Matt Dayes: 2 fumble, 0 lost
Bra’Lon Cherry: 1 fumble, 0 lost
David J. Grinnage: 1 fumble, 0 lost
TEAM: 2 fumbles, 1 lost

Tackles
Jerod Fernandez: 76
Hakim Jones: 72
Rodman Noel: 68
Josh Jones: 53
Dravious Wright: 52

Tackles For Loss
Mike Rose: 14
Rodman Noel: 10
Thomas Teal: 8
Art Norman: 8
B.J. Hill: 7.5

Sacks
Art Norman: 6.5
Mike Rose: 4
Thomas Teal: 3
Brandon Pittman: 3
T.Y. McGill: 2

Interceptions
Josh Jones: 3
Jerod Fernandez: 2
Rodman Noel: 1
Jack Tocho: 1
Pharah McKever: 1
Juston Burriss: 1

Forced Fumbles
Mike Rose: 3
Dravious Wright: 2
Thomas Teal: 2

Fumbles Recovered
Mike Rose: 2
Monty Nelson: 2

About WV Wolf

Graduated from NCSU in 1996 with a degree in statistics. Born and inbred in West "By God" Virginia and now live in Raleigh where I spend my time watching the Wolfpack, the Mountaineers and the Carolina Hurricanes as well as making bar graphs for SFN. I'm @wvncsu on the Twitter machine.

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  • 12/06/2014 at 1:01 PM #64253
    tjfoose1
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    Guess I jumped gun when I prematurely predicted Jimbo would get FSU ‘back’ and win title during his first year in Tallahassee.

    Actually, I think it was before he had coached a single FSU game, when I was discussing how Fowler cancelled Jimbo’s interview (and the potential for a Jimbo/Bo combo) and announced TOB as coach.

    12/06/2014 at 1:12 PM #64256
    VaWolf82
    Keymaster

    Not every premature prediction turns out to be wrong…especially if you make enough of them. Unfortunally, the vast majority of optimistic predictions about State have turned out to be horribly wrong.

    12/06/2014 at 1:18 PM #64257
    TheCOWDOG
    Moderator

    No harm no foul Va.

    Personally, I enter data all the time. Now…it probably isn’t quite the same data base statisticians may have in mind, and the mode of entry and storage is very archaic.

    12/06/2014 at 1:53 PM #64263
    TheCOWDOG
    Moderator

    In fact, I already have a pretty good take on what to expect in this next game.

    Premature, of course, not knowing who the opponant is or venue, for that matter.

    …Barring key injury and based on the Louisville experience, the multiple looks State has given in the front 7 and coupled with an offensive rainbow of colors…3 weeks of prep…

    The spreadsheet says…
    In a very entertaining game, a Sade FG is the difference maker in a game State wins.

    Thus laying to waste the pessimistic and trolls alike, in one fell swoop.

    ‘Til August of 2015, of course.

    12/06/2014 at 2:10 PM #64266
    Greywolf
    Participant
    VaWolf82 wrote:

    Unfortunally, the vast majority of optimistic predictions about State have turned out to be horribly wrong.

    But we aren’t talking about “the vast majority of optimistic predictions about State.” The context for this conversation is the accusation Rick made about foose judging this football team based on one game, the Holes beat-down. In context foose’s assessment of this State football team isn’t wishful thinking or optimistic prediction.

    My remarks are in no way are a lack of appreciation for or meant to lesson the value of WV Wolf’s work producing the stats for this thread. As Doeren’s program matures in the next several years, these stats will take on a very meaningful role in evaluating the program. To think that stats are meaningful as significant measurement of a program in transition is just damn foolishness.

    12/06/2014 at 2:22 PM #64268
    tjfoose1
    Participant

    Not every premature prediction turns out to be wrong…

    I wouldn’t call a prediction whose roots go back to Jimbo’s playing days in WV “premature”. It only appears that way to others who do not share the same info and experience.

    As to the current “premature prediction” of “it’s pretty obvious to me there’s something brewing in Raleigh”, is neither premature nor a prediction.

    But some folks apparently need something to argue about.

    I’ll stand by my

    12/06/2014 at 2:42 PM #64269
    tjfoose1
    Participant

    ^ Apologies for the sentence fragments and typos. Phone freeze while editing and no option to edit once rebooted.

    12/06/2014 at 2:57 PM #64270
    TheCOWDOG
    Moderator

    ^ Edit button would be nice for the mangled fingered amongst us.

    12/06/2014 at 3:16 PM #64271
    bill.onthebeach
    Participant
    TheCOWDOG wrote:

    Thus laying to waste the pessimistic and trolls alike, in one fell swoop.

    If only that we’re true…

    … Mr. Dog… if you put “Cut down on the ‘You said..’… ‘No I didn’t’ stuff ” on the SFN Christmas List that would be nice too…

    #NCSU-North Carolina's #1 FOOTBALL school!
    12/06/2014 at 3:25 PM #64274
    AsheWolf
    Participant

    Just a little correction from a noob. Mr. Dylan sang,” It don’t take a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.” (not weathervane).

    BTW, the so-called Weathermen of the radical Weather Underground took their name from that song. Allegedly.

    12/06/2014 at 5:03 PM #64284
    Greywolf
    Participant
    AsheWolf wrote:

    Just a little correction from a noob. Mr. Dylan sang,” It don’t take a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.” (not weathervane).

    Ashe, thanks for the correction. The older I get the less accurately I hear the old songs in my head. You’d think I’d know better. I was working for Columbia Record Distributers in the Boston branch when Mr. Dylan’s first LP came out. A secretary and myself put on the demo at lunch the day it came in. We were going to just listen to see what kind of music “Bob Dylan” was. When the demo ended and lunch was over, Jo and I looked at each other and I said, “I don’t know what this is but we’ve got something here.” No original stuff IIRC but what an album.

    I learned a valuable lesson with that record. Never let the boss make a fool of himself. The Branch Manager told us, “Don’t buy any of that sh!t.” He also was the guy who told me, never let the boss make a fool of himself. He did not like being reminded of that.

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