Point Differentials and Strength of Schedule

The scoring average this year, through 9 weeks has been 1951 points. So let’s take a look a who has faced above or below average competition. Here is your point differential to this point;

#	TEAM	DIFFER.	PPG AGAINST	PPG FOR
1	BEST COAST	2854	1853.8	2170.9
2	SC4 SKIPPERS	2004	1826.6	2049.2
3	HOCK- TUA	1002	1917.0	2028.3
4	MACGRUBER	706	2040.2	2118.7
5	SENTINELS	336	1853.6	1890.9
6	SECOND DECK	215	1949.9	1973.8
7	BURRITO	-71	1860.4	1852.6
8	DUTCHMEN	-683	2047.8	1971.9
9	AIR BUD	-694	1964.9	1887.8
10	DAVE #4	-843	2017.0	1923.3
11	QANON	-1335	2023.4	1875.1
12	TIM BRADYS	-3491	2059.3	1671.4

Toepel and Kyle are bookending the league with over 6000 points between them in differential. Kaiser and Jones also have some obscene numbers in comparison, but let’s dig into the chart.

If we take Kyle out of the equation, the league average bumps from 1951 to 1976. If we use that number instead, it puts both Matts right around that average, with Mark, Dave, Cork, Josh and Ryan all coming in with the under.

Five teams have faced opponent averages of over 2000 – Kyle, Dave and Mark can blame their records on this in part, Trigger is sitting just below .500, Kronner is the lone team sporting a winning record with that porous defense.

On the flipside, the Skippers have seen the easiest schedule to date, facing an average of 1826, with Josh and Jim both facing 1853 a game. Toepel’s #1 Offense, paired with his schedule to date help explain his current seat in 2nd place.

As for the clubhouse leader, the Comish, who is +1000 on the year, has faced slightly below average competition, but consistently dropped over 2000 points per week.