Neutral Situation Pace Allowed | College Football Advanced Team Stats

	Team
1		15.4
2		16.8
3		17.8
4		19.6
5		22.2
6		22.3
7		22.6
8		23.4
9		23.6
10		24.1
11		24.3
12		24.6
13		24.7
13		24.7
15		24.9
16		25.4
16		25.4
18		25.8
19		26.1
19		26.1
21		26.2
22		26.5
22		26.5
24		26.6
25		26.7
25		26.7
25		26.7
28		26.8
29		27.0
29		27.0
31		27.1
32		27.2
32		27.2
34		27.4
34		27.4
34		27.4
37		27.5
38		27.6
39		27.7
40		27.9
40		27.9
42		28.1
43		28.2
44		28.3
45		28.4
45		28.4
47		28.5
48		28.6
49		28.8
50		28.9
51		29.2
51		29.2
53		29.3
54		29.4
54		29.4
56		29.5
56		29.5
56		29.5
59		29.6
59		29.6
59		29.6
62		29.9
62		29.9
62		29.9
62		29.9
62		29.9
67		30.0
67	$Texas$	30.0
69		30.3
69		30.3
69		30.3
69		30.3
73		30.4
74		30.5
75		30.6
75		30.6
75		30.6
75		30.6
79		30.8
79		30.8
79		30.8
82		30.9
83		31.0
83		31.0
85		31.1
85		31.1
85		31.1
85		31.1
89		31.2
89		31.2
89		31.2
89		31.2
89		31.2
89		31.2
89		31.2
96		31.3
97		31.4
98		31.5
98		31.5
98		31.5

What Is Neutral Situation Pace Allowed?

Neutral situation pace is the average game-clock seconds between snaps on the same drive when the score is within 7, outside the last two minutes of each half. It shows a team's chosen tempo without score or clock forcing it. Lower is faster. The Allowed page measures what opposing offenses did against each defense. Only FBS teams are ranked.

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What Is Neutral Situation Pace Allowed?