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		By: Tom		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Chase - great post. I was thinking the IND/PIT game would be the most &quot;non-conforming&quot;, but the Colts scoring 34 makes it &quot;conforming&quot; by Colts offensive standards. Technical question: how do you figure in the 3-point home field advantage when breaking out the offense and defense SRS? For example, in the SEA/CAR game, SEA won by 6, but since it was a road win, we&#039;d say SEA won by 9. How are those 3 points dealt out to the offense and defense? Thanks!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Chase &#8211; great post. I was thinking the IND/PIT game would be the most &#8220;non-conforming&#8221;, but the Colts scoring 34 makes it &#8220;conforming&#8221; by Colts offensive standards. Technical question: how do you figure in the 3-point home field advantage when breaking out the offense and defense SRS? For example, in the SEA/CAR game, SEA won by 6, but since it was a road win, we&#8217;d say SEA won by 9. How are those 3 points dealt out to the offense and defense? Thanks!</p>
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		By: Ty		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I find it interesting that the top 6 teams in SRS are AFC teams.

Also, about a month ago, I said that there was a reduction in the league average in the average points scored per game, compared to last year... well, it is pretty much the same as last year, now, and I think it might get slightly higher (The NY/A and ANYA are higher this year, and the number of first downs are higher this year).]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I find it interesting that the top 6 teams in SRS are AFC teams.</p>
<p>Also, about a month ago, I said that there was a reduction in the league average in the average points scored per game, compared to last year&#8230; well, it is pretty much the same as last year, now, and I think it might get slightly higher (The NY/A and ANYA are higher this year, and the number of first downs are higher this year).</p>
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