Kyle Trask vs LSU - Pressure stats vs no pressure according to SECStatCat

[GoFightWinKickA$$]

When pressured:

10/14, 133 yards. 5 inaccurate passes (36% inaccurate), 2 of which were uncatchable. 3 passes "interceptable" (21%). 2 sacks. 7 first downs. 9.1 average yards to gain. 5.7 blockers, on average.

Success rate - 71%

When unpressured:


13/25, 177 yards. 14 inaccurate passes (56% inaccurate), 5 of which were uncatchable. 2 passes "interceptable" (8%). 0 sacks. 10 first downs. 8.0 average yards to gain. 5.9 blockers, on average.

Success rate - 52%


I thought this was a pretty interesting breakdown. Trask was actually better, on average, against pressure, but he was more likely to make a big mistake (intecerptable percentage) and obviously more likely to get sacked.

Seems a bit counterintuitive to the "blitz blitz blitz" mantra

 

[CockofEarle]

When pressured:

10/14, 133 yards. 5 inaccurate passes (36% inaccurate), 2 of which were uncatchable. 3 passes "interceptable" (21%). 2 sacks. 7 first downs. 9.1 average yards to gain. 5.7 blockers, on average.

Success rate - 71%

When unpressured:


13/25, 177 yards. 14 inaccurate passes (56% inaccurate), 5 of which were uncatchable. 2 passes "interceptable" (8%). 0 sacks. 10 first downs. 8.0 average yards to gain. 5.9 blockers, on average.

Success rate - 52%


I thought this was a pretty interesting breakdown. Trask was actually better, on average, against pressure, but he was more likely to make a big mistake (intecerptable percentage) and obviously more likely to get sacked.

Seems a bit counterintuitive to the "blitz blitz blitz" mantra

Interesting, wonder what is looks like since he took over?

 

[luvmygamecocks]

Used screen and swing passes several times when he was pressured which likely upped his percentage.

 

[GoFightWinKickA$$]

Trask also throw 2 very costly INTS at end of that ballgame.. bother on potential scoring drives, one cost UF points, the other ended the game.

 

[OldWiseCock]

I sure would be studying the LSU gameplan and adjustments at the half. Can Ryan do a Joe Burrow imitation?

 

[Jon Snow]

Stats from 1 game are a very small sample size. I know Trask has only played in a few games, so there isn't that much to go on, but I'd be curious to see those results from all games.

 

[king ward]

Trask is not a premier quarterback. He wouldn't even be in there if another non-premier quarterback were not injured. Let's get a grip on worrying about his man.

 

[thecampbranchkid]

When pressured:

10/14, 133 yards. 5 inaccurate passes (36% inaccurate), 2 of which were uncatchable. 3 passes "interceptable" (21%). 2 sacks. 7 first downs. 9.1 average yards to gain. 5.7 blockers, on average.

Success rate - 71%

When unpressured:


13/25, 177 yards. 14 inaccurate passes (56% inaccurate), 5 of which were uncatchable. 2 passes "interceptable" (8%). 0 sacks. 10 first downs. 8.0 average yards to gain. 5.9 blockers, on average.

Success rate - 52%


I thought this was a pretty interesting breakdown. Trask was actually better, on average, against pressure, but he was more likely to make a big mistake (intecerptable percentage) and obviously more likely to get sacked.

Seems a bit counterintuitive to the "blitz blitz blitz" mantra

I watched the game and at least 4 of those pressure throws were at or behind the line LOS. LSU did not play sound behind the blitz and the receiver got the 1st down with his legs.

 

[thecampbranchkid]

So the blitz did it job in that it forced a short throw. DBs have to take a good angle and make the tackle behind the blitz.

 

[Purebredcock]

The

I watched the game and at least 4 of those pressure throws were at or behind the line LOS. LSU did not play sound behind the blitz and the receiver got the 1st down with his legs.

Dump offs can be hard to defend

 

[thecampbranchkid]

The

Dump offs can be hard to defend

I was just pointing out it wasn’t a great pass under pressure. The defense forced a short throw which is the point of 3rd and long blitzing if you don’t get home. The receiver just made a play along with poor angles from safeties/linebackers.