Passing EPA per Successful Play Allowed | College Football Advanced Team Stats

	Team
1		1.060
2		1.126
3		1.130
4		1.136
5		1.263
6		1.281
7		1.299
8		1.300
9		1.328
9		1.328
11		1.331
12		1.332
13		1.351
14		1.364
15		1.367
16		1.381
17		1.384
18		1.389
19		1.397
20		1.407
21		1.412
21		1.412
23		1.416
24		1.417
25		1.422
26		1.423
27		1.426
28		1.427
29	$Texas$	1.432
30		1.435
31		1.436
32		1.450
32		1.450
34		1.451
35		1.453
35		1.453
37		1.455
38		1.456
39		1.463
40		1.466
41		1.474
42		1.476
43		1.480
44		1.481
45		1.491
46		1.493
47		1.495
48		1.497
49		1.501
50		1.509
51		1.510
52		1.516
53		1.517
54		1.528
55		1.529
56		1.531
57		1.533
58		1.536
59		1.540
60		1.546
61		1.550
62		1.554
63		1.555
64		1.558
65		1.563
66		1.564
66		1.564
68		1.567
68		1.567
70		1.571
71		1.574
72		1.576
72		1.576
74		1.587
75		1.605
76		1.606
77		1.612
78		1.614
79		1.618
80		1.619
81		1.634
82		1.639
83		1.645
84		1.647
85		1.659
86		1.660
87		1.674
88		1.683
89		1.695
90		1.708
91		1.716
92		1.720
93		1.731
94		1.735
95		1.737
96		1.738
97		1.753
98		1.767
99		1.772
100		1.774

What Is Passing EPA per Successful Play Allowed?

Passing EPA per successful play is the average expected points added on a team's successful passing plays. It measures how much a passing game gains when it does succeed. The Allowed page ranks defenses on what opposing passing games did against them, lowest first. Only FBS teams are ranked.

College Football Passing EPA per Successful Play Allowed Leaders

What Is Passing EPA per Successful Play Allowed?