https://www.seccountry.com/florida/...se-giving-qb-luke-del-rio-another-chance-2017
There’s only one place where these players have a statistical record to examine, and that’s at the high school level.
Analysis of high school vs. college performance
But high school statistics aren’t always reliable, right? After all, the level of competition varies widely, and the windows QBs have to throw through are much wider in high school. The answer, as it turns out, is not really.
I examined the completion percentage of 13 QBs in their college career relative to their completion percentage from their senior year in high school. This is admittedly a small sample size and more study should be done, but the results were striking.
As illustrated in the chart below, when it comes to accuracy, high school stats appear to be a really good predictor of college stats.
http://www.gainesville.com/sports/20170516/mcelwain-says-del-rio-will-be-in-qb-mix
UF coach Jim McElwain said it would be mistake to dismiss Luke Del Rio if he makes a healthy recovery this summer from surgery on both of his shoulders.
“Yeah, for sure (it would be a mistake),” McElwain said Tuesday night before speaking at the Gator Club of Jacksonville. “When you look at when he was healthy last season and the numbers he put up in the first three or four games. Very efficient. Touchdown passes to interceptions ratio was really good. Our productivity in the red area was really good.
“He’s a guy that obviously knows what he’s doing and he’ll be ready to go.”
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lol So I guess LDR should be battling it out with Toney to start using some of that reasoning above.
There’s only one place where these players have a statistical record to examine, and that’s at the high school level.
Analysis of high school vs. college performance
But high school statistics aren’t always reliable, right? After all, the level of competition varies widely, and the windows QBs have to throw through are much wider in high school. The answer, as it turns out, is not really.
I examined the completion percentage of 13 QBs in their college career relative to their completion percentage from their senior year in high school. This is admittedly a small sample size and more study should be done, but the results were striking.
As illustrated in the chart below, when it comes to accuracy, high school stats appear to be a really good predictor of college stats.
http://www.gainesville.com/sports/20170516/mcelwain-says-del-rio-will-be-in-qb-mix
UF coach Jim McElwain said it would be mistake to dismiss Luke Del Rio if he makes a healthy recovery this summer from surgery on both of his shoulders.
“Yeah, for sure (it would be a mistake),” McElwain said Tuesday night before speaking at the Gator Club of Jacksonville. “When you look at when he was healthy last season and the numbers he put up in the first three or four games. Very efficient. Touchdown passes to interceptions ratio was really good. Our productivity in the red area was really good.
“He’s a guy that obviously knows what he’s doing and he’ll be ready to go.”
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lol So I guess LDR should be battling it out with Toney to start using some of that reasoning above.