Average Scored and Point Differentials

[CoachLanc]

I got bored and ran some numbers from all the games this past season. I took out any forfeits to skew the results.

Average Points Scored Winner Average Points Scored Loser Average Differential Mercy Rule % Total 57.06664555 20.73090751 36.33573804 57% Regular Season 56.77364308 19.5816848 37.19195828 58% Playoffs 57.71125098 23.25919748 34.4520535 54%

 

[kdstew3]

Interesting. I wanted to see how Bluff Dale compared to the averages, since I was bored. It would be interesting to see some more.

REGULAR SEASON	PLAYOFFS	TOTAL
Offense: 57.0 PPG	Offense: 70.7 PPG	Offense: 60.2 PPG
Defense: 25.8 PPG	Defense: 43.0 PPG	Defense: 29.8 PPG
Mercy Rule: 70%	Mercy Rule: 67%	Mercy Rule: 69%

 

[CoachMatlock]

This is for Westbrook

Westbrook					Average point diff
Offense	55.5 per game		Defense	20.4 per game	35.1​	70% Mercy rule 7/10
Post Offense	58.2 per game		Post Defense	18.4 per game	39.8​	80% Mercy rule 4/5

 

[midcities 6-man fan]

Well I thought I would put up Covenant Classical's since I follow them.

Regular season they only played 8 games. week 11a forfeit and week 10 could not find an opponent.
Offensive avg. 46.8 Points allowed avg. 20.75 Avg. differential 26.1 mercy rule 75% 6 of 8

Play-offs 4 games
Offensive avg. 60.0 Points allowed avg. 11.5 Avg. differential 48.5 mercy rule 50% 2/4

Season 12 games
Offensive avg. 54.4 Points allowed avg.16.1 Avg. differential 38.3 mercy 67%

 

[dammitbobby]

I track these kinds of numbers in the same sheet as I track chapter playoff officiating assignments (for all divisions), and my numbers are roughly the same.

 

[dammitbobby]

I tracked them mainly out of interest to see if scores/winners could be predicted (much like the toy) based on the aggregate scores for each division... this is the first year I have been doing this, what I think it shows, is that it should have been expected that both six man games should have been blowouts (and they were), and if you look at the average points scored graph, you can see that 3AD1 games were getting closer and closer in score every week, indicating that there was parity in that division (i.e., no one team really stood head and shoulders above the others), and that was shown by the championship score of 17-14... same thing with 4AD1.