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Oregon State vs. Stanford by the Numbers

We're starting to get back in football mood again after the bye week, and there's only four days until kickoff.

Stanford will enter this game 3-4, the Beavers 4-3. They Cardinal have pulled off wins over Arizona and (then) #2 USC to get to this point. Is it any coincidence that their highest ranked commitment for next year is named Andrew Luck?

Anyway, cheap jokes aside, here is a stat comparison between Oregon State and Stanford.

  Oregon State Stanford

Advantage

Scoring: Points/Game 28.0 24.1

Oregon State

Scoring: Games - Points 7 - 196 7 - 169 Oregon State
First Downs: Total 143 143 Even
Rushing: Yards / Attempt 4.20 3.09 Oregon State
Rushing: Attempts - Yards - TD 258 - 1084 - 14 265 - 818 - 9 ---
Passing: Rating 104.38 114.24 Stanford
Passing: Yards 1655 1599 Oregon State
Passing: Attempts - Completions - Interceptions - TD 277 - 161 - 17 - 7 255 - 136 - 6 - 10 ----
Total Offense: Yards / Play 5.1 4.6 Oregon State
Total Offense: Plays - Yards 535 - 2739 520 - 2417 ----
Punt Returns: Yards / Return 6.05 8.24 Stanford
Kickoff Returns: Yards / Return 20.27 20.21 Oregon State
Punting: Yards / Punt 32.33 42.10 Stanford
Punting: Punts - Yards 42 - 1358 48 - 2021 ----
Interceptions: Returns - Yards - TD 10 - 155 - 2 7 - 95 - 1 Oregon State
Fumbles: Number - Lost 10 - 7 12 - 5 ---
Penalties: Number - Yards 42 - 398 38 - 375 Stanford
3rd Down Conversions: Conversion % 37.96% 29.63% Oregon State
4th Down Conversions: Conversion % 80% 41.67% Oregon State
Red Zone: Success % 80% 85% Stanford
Red Zone: Attempts - Scores 30 - 24 20 - 17 Oregon State
Field Goals: Success % 72.7% 75% Stanford
Field Goals: Attempts - Made 11 - 8 12 - 9 ----
PAT Kicking: Success % 100% 100% Even
PAT Kicking: Attempts - Made 22 - 22 20 - 20 ----

Add it all up, and you get:

6
10

The overall advantage goes to the Beavers.

Have a good Tuesday, and GO BEAVERS!.

Feel free to comment on the stats in the thread below.

--JB--

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