Football Team Comparison: Tyler vs. Sherman

As the football season progresses, both Tyler and Sherman have displayed impressive performances in their respective classes and regions. Here’s a closer look at how these two teams compare in terms of overall records, scoring averages, team statistics, and individual leaders.

Overall Records and Performance Breakdown

• Tyler (24-25): With a 6-4 overall record, Tyler has shown a strong performance throughout the season. In the region, they have an impressive 3-1 record, with a slightly lower 3-2 performance in both home and away games. Tyler’s win percentage stands at a respectable .600, while their regional win percentage is .750. They’ve scored a total of 335 points while allowing 193, showcasing a solid offense and defense.
• Sherman (24-25): Sherman, on the other hand, boasts an even better overall record of 8-2, with a .800 win percentage. Their region performance, however, is less dominant at .333, with a 1-2 record in regional games. Sherman has excelled on their home turf with a 5-1 record, while maintaining a strong 3-1 record on the road. They have scored 318 points and allowed 198, giving them an average of 31.8 points per game, which is a slight edge over Tyler’s 33.5.

Team Scoring Averages

• Tyler: Tyler’s scoring breakdown throughout the game is consistent. They average 6.8 points per quarter in the first and second, with a slight dip to 5.2 points in the third quarter. However, they finish strong, scoring 6.6 points in the fourth quarter, bringing their overall scoring average to 33.5 points per game.
• Sherman: Sherman’s exact scoring breakdown per quarter is not specified, but their overall points per game stands at 31.8, just shy of Tyler’s mark.

Team Stat Comparison

• Rushing Yards Per Game: Tyler has a dynamic rushing game, accumulating an average of 220.2 yards per game, making them a formidable force on the ground. Sherman has a solid rushing game as well, though at a lower 191.3 yards per game.
• Passing Yards Per Game: Tyler also excels in the air with 126.2 passing yards per game, while Sherman averages a modest 81.4 yards per game.
• Receiving Yards Per Game: In the passing game, Tyler leads with 121.9 receiving yards per game, while Sherman averages 93.6.
• Total Yards Per Game: Tyler totals 346.4 yards per game, a strong combination of rushing and passing attack. Sherman, with a more balanced approach, generates 220.2 total yards per game.
• Defensive Stats: On defense, Tyler averages 61.4 tackles per game, which helps them to stay competitive in tough matchups. Sherman’s defense is solid as well with 54.2 tackles per game and a slightly higher average of 1.1 sacks per game compared to Tyler’s 0.9 sacks per game.

Individual Leaders

• Tyler:
  • Rushing: Trey Lester stands out as the rushing leader with 81.4 yards per game.
  • Passing: Eli Pauley leads the air attack with 117.9 passing yards per game.
  • Receiving: Trey Lester also shines in the receiving department with 47.6 yards per game.
  • Defense: Dawson Green is a key defensive player with 9.5 tackles per game.
• Sherman:
  • Rushing: Trey Lester leads the team with 20.2 rushing yards per game.
  • Passing: The passing game is led by Eli Pauley with 51.2 passing yards per game.
  • Receiving: Trey Lester is again the top receiver with 47.6 yards per game.
  • Defense: Dawson Green leads with 9.5 tackles per game.

Record Breakdown

• Tyler has a slightly better overall record with 6 wins and 4 losses. In region play, Tyler has a 3-1 record, making them a formidable force within their conference.
• Sherman, with a stellar 8-2 overall record, has been dominant in their non-league matchups, going 7-0 outside of regional play. However, their 1-2 regional performance indicates some struggles in conference games, which they will need to address in future matchups.

Conclusion

Both Tyler and Sherman have demonstrated remarkable performances this season, with strong overall records and distinct strengths. Tyler excels in total yardage and offensive efficiency, while Sherman’s solid defensive play and consistency on both sides of the ball make them a tough contender. As they head into the latter part of the season, the question remains whether Sherman can improve their regional play to match their non-league success, and if Tyler can maintain their steady scoring pace to stay competitive.