Stats Thread

[madunit]

May as well revive the old gem from many years ago

Here are the Tigers player stats so far this season

Tackling % (Team Average 88.79%) (Competition Average 89.94%)
Harrison 94.67 % (71 made, 4 missed)
Fulton 93.65% (280 made, 19 missed)
Galloway 92.78% (167 made, 13 missed)
Farah 92.55% (87 made, 7 missed)
Halatau 92.52% (99 made, 8 missed)
Payne 91.73% (122 made, 11 missed)
Gibbs 91.26% (94 made, 9 missed)
Heighington 90.53% (239 made, 25 missed)
Hanbury 90.00% (18 made, 2 missed)
Moltzen 89.71% (61 made, 7 missed)
McDonnell 88.89% (16 made, 2 missed)
Payten 87.89% (167 made, 23 missed)
Galea 87.88% (116 made, 16 missed)
Lawrence 87.05% (121 made, 18 missed)
Te'o 86.13% (118 made, 19 missed)
Morris 85.57% (172 made, 29 missed)
Flanagan 85.06% (74 made, 13 missed)
Tagive 84.00% (21 made, 4 missed)
Collis 82.86% (58 made, 12 missed)
Ryan 81.48% (22 made, 5 missed)
Tuiaki 78.57% (11 made, 3 missed)
Head 76.74% (33 made, 10 missed)
Marshall 73.33 % (11 made, 4 missed)
Hodgson 65.96% (31 made, 16 missed)

 

[Mish]

Wow check out Fulton & Galloways stats!

 

[madunit]

Metres Per Run (Team Average 6.81)(Competition Average 7.09)
Marshall 10.00 (80 metres from 8 hit ups)
Galloway 9.18 (826 metres from 90 hit ups)
Head 8.50 (85 metres from 10 hit ups)
Lawrence 8.39 (587 metres from 58 hit ups and 12 dummy half runs)
Harrison 8.25 (264 metres from 31 hit ups and 1 dummy half run)
Gibbs 8.20 (328 metres from 40 hit ups)
Payten 8.08 (679 metres from 83 hit ups and 1 dummy half run)
Galea 7.92 (285 metres from 36 hit ups)
Hodgson 7.60 (965 metres from 110 hit ups and 17 dummy half runs)
Heighington 7.09 (1049 metres from 145 hit ups and 3 dummy half runs)
Payne 7.03 (478 metres from 64 hit ups and 4 dummy half runs)
Fulton 7.01 (610 metres from 85 hit ups and 2 dummy half runs)
Te'o 6.88 (468 metres from 65 hit ups and 3 dummy half runs)
Tuiaki 6.54 (458 metres from 55 hit ups and 15 dummy half runs)
McDonnell 6.36 (286 metres from 35 hit ups and 10 dummy half runs)
Halatau 6.32 (537 metres from 56 hit ups and 29 dummy half runs)
Hanbury 6.00 (162 metres from 18 hit ups and 9 dummy half runs)
Collis 5.97 (233 metres from 32 hit ups and 7 dummy half runs)
Moltzen 5.66 (215 metres from 27 hit ups and 11 dummy half runs)
Flanagan 5.65 (350 metres from 35 hit ups and 27 dummy half runs)
Morris 5.61 (466 metres from 65 hit ups and 18 dummy half runs)
Ryan 4.57 (320 metres from 46 hit ups and 24 dummy half runs)
Farah 4.37 (179 metres from 24 hit ups and 17 dummy half runs)
Tagive 4.15 (299 metres from 46 hit ups and 26 dummy half runs)

 

[madunit]

Offloads
Fulton 15 (8 games)
Hodgson 12 (8 games)
Payten, Heighington, Te'o 7 (8 games)
Galloway 6 (8 games)
Flanagan 6 (4 games)
Payne 5 (8 games)
Lawrence 3 (8 games)
Gibbs 3 (4 games)
Harrison 2 (5 games)
Halatau 2 (6 games)
Hanbury 2 (3 games)
Collis 2 (4 games)
Morris 2 (8 games)
Ryan 2 (4 games)
Head, McDonnell 1 (4 games)

 

[madunit]

Handling Errors
Hodgson 7 (8 games)
Te'o, Lawrence, Morris 6 (8 games)
Fulton 5 (8 games)
Moltzen 5 (5 games)
Collis, Tagive 5 (4 games)
Tuiaki 4 (5 games)
Payten, Heighington 3 (8 games)
Ryan 3 (4 games)
Galloway, Payne 2 (8 games)
Halatau 2 (6 games)
Harrison 2 (5 games)
Gibbs 2 (4 games)
Farah 2 (3 games)
Galea 1 (7 games)
Head, McDonnell 1 (4 games)
Marshall 1 (2 games)

 

[madunit]

Line Breaks
Lawrence 7 (8 games)
Hodgson 5 (8 games)
Heighington 4 (8 games)
Te'o 3 (8 games)
Tuiaki 3 (5 games)
Fulton 2 (8 games)
Moltzen, Harrison 2 (5 games)
Collis, Flanagan 2 (4 games)
Farah 2 (3 games)
Morris 1 (8 games)
Tagive, Ryan, Head 1 (4 games)

 

[madunit]

Tigers have lead at halftime in 5 of their 8 games, scored 84 points in the first half and 86 points in the second half. They have conceeded 78 points in the first half and 100 points in the second half.

When tries are scored and conceeded
1-10 mins - 3 scored, 0 conceeded
11-20 mins - 2 scored, 10 conceeded
21-30 mins - 3 scored, 4 conceeded
31-40 mins - 6 scored, 1 conceeded

First Half - 14 scored, 15 conceeded

41-50 mins - 3 scored, 3 conceeded
51-60 mins - 3 scored, 4 conceeded
61-70 mins - 4 scored, 3 conceeded
71-80 mins - 5 scored, 7 conceeded

Second Half - 15 scored, 17 conceeded

 

[Mish]

Wow they are some really interesting stats, thanks.

 

[madunit]

Set Completions
240 Completed, 307 Sets In Total, 78.18% Sets completed.

 

[innsaneink]

Fantasy land: how Andrew Ryan can make 10 more tackles a game without trying

Rod Allen | May 15, 2008

LARGE discrepancies in league statistics are confusing fans and undermining their research for tipping, fantasy leagues and gambling.
A brief survey of published statistics during the past three rounds shows differences of up to 25 per cent for metres gained and tackle counts between the two major league statisticians. Rarely do they have the same figures.
For example, the official supplier, NRL Stats, reported that Bulldogs captain Andrew Ryan made 40 tackles in last week's game against the Panthers, while Fox Sports Stats gave him 50 tackles. In the round-seven clash between Storm and the Cowboys, NRL Stats gave winger Mark Henry 159 metres and prop Carl Webb 103. Fox Sports reported Henry made 176 metres and Webb 131. In the same game, NRL Stats credited Dallas Johnson with 42 tackles and Brett White 26, while Fox Sports gave Johnson 47 and White 31.
The NRL website, Fairfax Media, publisher of The Sydney Morning Herald and leaguehq.com.au, Big League, Rugby League Week and all NRL coaches and clubs use the official supplier. Fox Sports Stats, the newcomer to the industry, supplies figures to Fox Sports' pay television coverage and The Daily Telegraph.
Therefore, fans choosing their players for the official NRL fantasy league get wildly different statistics if they do their research on the NRL website or websites supported by Fox Sports Stats.
The NRL admitted the differences were confusing for fans.
"It confuses them, but if people want to collect stats that is their business. All we can do is have an official stats collector and that is NRL Stats," an NRL spokesman said.
"NRL Stats works with most of the clubs and coaches and we are happy with them."
NRL Stats chief executive officer Andrew Moufarrige said he had more than 40 clients using the statistics, which were backed up and linked to video.
"We have highly trained employees with over seven years' experience that work with coaches and players," he said. "It is very confusing for the fans to see all these wild fluctuations. There should be one supplier, like in the AFL. I can't speak for Fox Sports Stats but we have been around for a long time and stand by our stats and our systems and training."
Fox Sports Stats manager Ian Collis said the differences could be explained by interpretations of tackles and metres.
"It could all come down to how you interpret tackles and how you interpret metres gained," he said. "I don't know how they do it now and it was never an issue when it was just [NRL Stats], but they could be looking at things differently than us. There is no governing body or market standard that everyone has to go by."

Collis said metres gained could be judged from either when a ball-carrier received the ball or when he made the advantage line. Tackles also were subjective when more than one player was involved. League statistics were thrown into the spotlight last week when 2UE claimed bookmakers had lost large amounts of money offering bets on live statistics.
"We don't condone any type of exotic bets on statistics," the NRL spokesman said.
■ Newcastle utility Matt Hilder will miss two matches after pleading guilty to dangerous contact with Melbourne's Cooper Cronk during Monday night's 18-4 loss to the Storm, AAP reports. Hilder's was the only suspension from round-nine matches.
LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS







GamePlayerNRL Stats FoxSports Stats
Australia v New ZealandSam Perrett 208m 170m
Iosia Soliola 186m 167m
Storm v Knights (Rd 9)James McManus 129m 170m
Wes Naiqama 96m 61m
Cory Paterson 24 30
Chris Bailey 26 21
Broncos v Souths (Rd 7)David Kidwell 28 tackles 34
Sam Thaiday 133m 157m
Titans v Broncos (Rd 6)Anthony Laffranchi 31 tackles 36
Nathan Friend 30 35
Mark Minichiello 155m 166m
Steve Michaels 124m 139m
Darius Boyd 107m 127m



http://www.leaguehq.com.au/news/new...1210444529239.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap1

 

[madunit]

NRL Stats has a much bigger, more experienced and more accurate team than the hastily cobbled together shambles over at Fox Sports.

 

[madunit]

55 missed tackles against the Knights last week.

f**king horrid.

I'll update all these stats soon

 

[themanonthehill]

Hahaha 55 ... the sizzler has returned to form after the debacles of the st george and cowboys games. Sizzler was most unimpressed we didn't notch the triple 30 in those games but we're back to our best now they have reacquainted themselves with sizzler's strategies

 

[crouching_tiger]

Galloway's stats for the game against the Knights would be interesting to see. Especially his tackle count.

 

[themanonthehill]

I'll hget Big League shortly when I head to the PO
The Big League ones seem to be usually pretty spot on

 

[madunit]

Galloway's stats for the game against the Knights would be interesting to see. Especially his tackle count.

Galloway vs Newcastle
45 Mins
21 Tackles
4 Missed Tackles
84% Efficiency
13 Hit Ups
106 Metres
8.15 Metres per run
3 Off Loads

 

[ride the tiger]

Fantasy land: how Andrew Ryan can make 10 more tackles a game without trying

Rod Allen | May 15, 2008


LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS


GamePlayerNRL Stats FoxSports Stats
Australia v New ZealandSam Perrett 208m 170m
Iosia Soliola 186m 167m
Storm v Knights (Rd 9)James McManus 129m 170m
Wes Naiqama 96m 61m
Cory Paterson 24 30
Chris Bailey 26 21
Broncos v Souths (Rd 7)David Kidwell 28 tackles 34
Sam Thaiday 133m 157m
Titans v Broncos (Rd 6)Anthony Laffranchi 31 tackles 36
Nathan Friend 30 35
Mark Minichiello 155m 166m
Steve Michaels 124m 139m
Darius Boyd 107m 127m



http://www.leaguehq.com.au/news/new...1210444529239.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap1

i was going to post how payne's stats shape up pretty well compared to how it looks on the field, but maybe this article explains it.

& on this article, they could of at least watched one of those games & told us thier count on some of those stats for curiosities sake.

 

[madunit]

The article itself, which innsaneink and yourself have failed to comprehend isn't that the NRL stats are wrong, only that the Fox Sports stats aren't very accurate.

 

[innsaneink]

The article itself, which innsaneink and yourself have failed to comprehend isn't that the NRL stats are wrong, only that the Fox Sports stats aren't very accurate.

...and how did I do that?

Looks like your own comprehension needs work unit.

 

[madunit]

why did you post the article then?