The following presentation is designed to give a statistical overview ahead of a given game. It compares teams to each other as well as to the average from the data covering most of the Oval Data Set.

## [1] "The game in question today:  New England Free Jacks  against  Houston SaberCats"

Team A - Attack Radar Breakdown

Using the Radar chart it gives a general flavour for the team attacking style The bars are scaled using Percentiles, comparing to the overall data specified in the set up

Team B - Attack Radar Breakdown

Using the Radar chart it gives a general flavour for the team attacking style The bars are scaled using Percentiles, comparing to the overall data specified in the set up

Attacking Endevour

A measure derived by Sam Larner which looks at how attacking a side is Gives a good flavour for a teams intent

Overall Phase Shape

The following section look at the basic characteristics of how a team attacks.

Looking at totals for Rucks, Passes and Kicks.And then providing averages for each both passes and kicks to allow easy comparison with the average side

Ruck Breakdown

Pass Breakdown

Kicking Breakdown

Wide Attacks Per Ruck

Width Effectiveness By Team

The following graphs look at how effective teams are when they play with different levels of width.

The red dots on each graph represent the average across all data being above the dot means a side makes more yardage on attacks, which occur that wide from the breakdown.

Direction Off Attack

The data below compares the average metrs made on attacks which went the same way across the two teams selected and the average across the Oval Data.

Long Side Attack

The data below concerns phases played to the Long Side of the field and how often teams attack this way

The data below concerns phases played to the Long Side of the field and how often teams effective teams are when they attack this way.

Restart Maps

The data below concerns where teams direct their kick offs

The red dot, represents everyone of their restarts in the sample, with a contour map then placed over the top to show the density of each area. The brighter the area, then the more kick offs land in this region.

Team A - Defence Radar Breakdown

Using the Radar chart it gives a general flavour for the team defensive style The bars are scaled using Percentiles, comparing to the overall data specified in the set up

Tackler Per Carry - A procy for double tackles, a higher number means more double tackles PPDA - Pass Per Defensive Action, a measure of line speed Wing Blitz % - Measures how aggressive the outside blitz is and whether wingers are biting in field to kill attacks Turnover Won - The number of turnovers won Ruck Challenged - Measures how often teams commit to defensive rucks Tackle Success - Total Percentage of Tackles made out of total tackle attempts Hits Behind Gain Line - Another way of seeing how effective a teams defensive line speed is

Team B - Defence Radar Breakdown

Using the Radar chart it gives a general flavour for the team defensive style The bars are scaled using Percentiles, comparing to the overall data specified in the set up

Tackler Per Carry - A procy for double tackles, a higher number means more double tackles PPDA - Pass Per Defensive Action, a measure of line speed Wing Blitz % - Measures how aggressive the outside blitz is and whether wingers are biting in field to kill attacks Turnover Won - The number of turnovers won Ruck Challenged - Measures how often teams commit to defensive rucks Tackle Success - Total Percentage of Tackles made out of total tackle attempts Hits Behind Gain Line - Another way of seeing how effective a teams defensive line speed is