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Ted Thompson

10/1/2017 8:41 PM

2017 Mid-American Conference Leaders

RK	PLAYER	PASS EPA	RUN EPA	SACK EPA	PEN EPA	TOTAL EPA	ACT PLAYS	RAW QBR	TOTAL QBR
1	Logan Woodside, TOL	32.2	0.3	-4.2	1.9	30.5	175	83.4	79.7
2	Nathan Rourke, OHIO	18.6	9.8	-4.3	1.8	25.9	163	84.3	78.3
3	Jon Wassink, WMU	13.0	7.0	-3.7	1.0	17.3	146	72.7	74.5
4	Tyree Jackson, BUFF	12.0	11.8	-3.8	0.7	20.8	145	76.8	70.1
5	Riley Neal, BALL	16.1	3.3	-1.9	-0.0	17.5	129	73.9	63.7
6	Daniel Santacaterina, NIU	6.5	-1.4	-4.6	-0.6	-0.1	115	37.5	43.9
7	Gus Ragland, M-OH	15.0	-0.3	-8.8	1.9	7.8	219	48.6	43.5
8	Thomas Woodson, AKR	11.6	-1.5	-5.3	3.8	8.6	197	50.8	41.4
9	Shane Morris, CMU	6.2	0.6	-2.6	2.8	7.0	253	46.1	39.4
10	Brogan Roback, EMU	11.4	0.7	-6.5	0.1	5.7	191	45.8	36.0
RK	PLAYER	PASS EPA	RUN EPA	SACK EPA	PEN EPA	TOTAL EPA	ACT PLAYS	RAW QBR	TOTAL QBR
11	James Morgan, BGSU	0.4	-0.5	-4.1	-0.1	-4.3	162	29.7	19.6

Glossary

* Season Leaders: Minimum 20 action plays per team game.
* All-time data reflects 2004 onwards.
PASS EPA: Expected points added on plays with pass attempts.
RUN EPA: Expected points added through rushes.
SACK EPA: Expected points added (lost) on sacks.
PEN EPA: Expected points added on penalties.
TOTAL EPA: Total expected points added.
ACT PLAYS: Action plays.
RAW QBR: Raw Total Quarterback Rating, which values quarterback on all play types on a 0-100 scale (not adjusted for opposing defenses faced)
TOTAL QBR: Adjusted Total Quarterback Rating, which values the quarterback on all play types on a 0-100 scale adjusted for the strength of opposing defenses faced.

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L.C.

10/1/2017 10:34 PM

To put these numbers in perspective, let's compare them to the all time best Quarterbacks in MAC history since 2004:
http://scorecenter.espn.go.com/ncf/qbr?type=alltime-seaso...

As it stands right now, the all time best years by a MAC QB are:
#1 Woodside    Toledo   2017   79.7
#2 Harnish     NIU    2010 78.7
#3 Rourke      Ohio   2017 78.3
#4 Wassink    WMU    2017 74.5
#5 Jacobs     BGSU 2004 74.4
#5 Harnish    NIU    2011 73.8
#6 Davis Ball St 2008   73.6
#7 Lynch NIU    2012 73.1
#8 LeFevour    CMU    2009 72.4
#9 Horvath     NIU    2005 72.2
#10 Terrell    WMU    2014 71.8

So, three of the top four QBs since 2004 are playing this year. I guess what it means is that none have had a bad game yet. One bad game, and they will slide down into the pack. By the end of the year the numbers may look quite different.