SEC Net YPP, Week 10

The bye weeks have evened out, so everyone is playing on a level field of nine weeks’ worth of data.  (As always, stats via cfbstats.com.)

1. Georgia 3.11 (6.89 o; 3.78 d) [NC: +.12]
2. Alabama 1.71 (6.59 o; 4.88 d) [NC:  -.07]
3. Texas A&M 1.46 (6.05 o; 4.59 d) [NC: +.21]
4. Florida 1.27 (6.71 o; 5.44 d) [NC: -.25]
5. Tennessee 1.27 (6.52 o; 5.25 d) [NC: +.13]
6. Ole Miss 1.16 (6.81 o; 5.65 d) [NC:  +.15]
7. Arkansas 1.16 (6.51 o; 5.35 d) [NC: -.29]
8. Auburn:  .93 (6.09 o; 5.16 d) [NC:  -.50]
9. Kentucky .41 (5.98 o; 5.59 d) [NC: -.38]
10. Mississippi State .16 (5.67 o; 5.51 d) [NC: +.10]
11. South Carolina -.08 (5.33 o; 5.41 d) [NC: +.13]
12. LSU -.19 (5.45 o; 5.64 d) [NC: -.11]
13. Missouri -.71 (6.10 o; 6.81 d) [NC: -.36]
14. Vanderbilt -2.11 (4.50 o; 6.61 d) [NC: DNP]

Turnover margin, after week six:

• +11:  Ole Miss
• +8:  Alabama
• +4:  Missouri
• +3:  Tennessee
• +2:  Arkansas, Georgia, LSU
• +1:  South Carolina
•   0:  Mississippi State, Texas A&M
• -1:  Auburn
• -3:  Vanderbilt
• -9:  Florida
• -12:  Kentucky

Observations:

• Georgia is now first in offensive ypp and defensive ypp.  Pretty, pretty good.
• All TAMU does is keep climbing the rankings.
• Vice versa, in Auburn’s case.
• The gap between one and two is the same size as that between thirteen and fourteen.