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Oct 16, 2026

Chris WelshHOST
36:53
Well, now everyone's gonna have to hang out with us here.
Chris WelshHOST
36:55
See, Sports Reference should usually tell us, right?
Pat FitzmauriceADVERTISER
36:58
It should.
Chris WelshHOST
36:58
Verifying, and there's nothing.
Tony GerdemanHOST
6:59
Let us see.
Tom OrrHOST
6:59
Yes, Sports Reference.
Tom OrrHOST
7:00
I am human.
Tom OrrHOST
7:01
Thank you for asking.
Andy PattonHOST
6:49
[laughs]
Isaac SchadeHOST
6:49
To, to your point, uh, Darius Acuff Jr.'s defensive rating last year, per Sports Reference, was 116, Andy.
Andy PattonHOST
6:58
Wow.
Isaac SchadeHOST
6:58
0.9. What...
Clay HorningGUEST
35:42
And that's the thing you see at the end of the stats by player at sportsreference.com. Because a great way to go look up anybody's stats real quick, you don't have to find the school website they're playing for at all.
Clay HorningGUEST
36:01
You just type in their name and reference, and it takes you to Sports Reference.
Clay HorningGUEST
36:05
And they do it for every professional league up to MLS as well and the WNBA.
Clay HorningGUEST
36:13
And they do it for college basketball, men and women, and college football.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
28:46
It's okay.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
28:48
According to Sports Reference, way back again, 1984, they had BYU at the number 82nd schedule.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
28:54
I mean...
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
28:57
And actually, if you include Iowa, which you really can't, you know, just as like it actually, if you can include Iowa, which you can't, it actually gets it up to number 75.
Scott McFarlandHOST
7:05
He was their leading tacker- tackler, second leading tackler, depending on which, uh, you know, stat service you like to use.
Scott McFarlandHOST
7:13
ESPN and the Big 12 and Sports Reference, they all have slightly different stats.
Scott McFarlandHOST
7:19
Uh, I have Kentrel Webb as their leading tackler, but I've seen a lot of folks at Houston say that Yates is the leading tackler.
Scott McFarlandHOST
7:28
Uh, he has a sack on the season.
speaker_0NARRATOR
147:55
Nevertheless, that was our story of the game.
speaker_0NARRATOR
147:58
We thank Crafting the Call, Radio Echoes, RetroSheet, and Sports Reference.
speaker_0NARRATOR
148:05
This is Classic Baseball Radio on Spotify, YouTube, and online at classicbaseballradio.com. [upbeat music]
Dan BernsteinHOST
30:17
But he said the situation the other day was different, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, because there were multiple quarterbacks on the field at the same time.
Dan BernsteinHOST
30:26
Now, Pro Football Reference, the stat website part of Sports Reference, initially credited Bagent with the win when the site updated Monday morning, but has now changed the win to Keenum.
Dan BernsteinHOST
30:40
The site credits the win to the player listed as the starting quarterback and takes the first snap.
Dan BernsteinHOST
30:45
In this case, the starting lineup in the official stat book had two quarterbacks listed.
Dan BernsteinHOST
30:50
Ba- Bagent initially received credit for the win, 'cause his name came first alphabetically.
Dan BernsteinHOST
30:55
But by Wednesday, they changed the win to Keenum because they said, quote, "Keenum technically took the first snap, so we decided to give that, to give the quarterback win to Keenum." That was a Sports Reference representative who said that to the Tribune via email.
Matt AbbatacolaHOST
31:11
All right, well then if it's their decision to give the win to who they wanna give it to, it should go to Bagent.
Dan BernsteinHOST
31:16
Of course it should.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
72:05
If it doesn't make sense to you, I, I don't know what else to tell you.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
72:08
Um, I take the fig- I take the, the numbers from, uh, Sports Reference.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
72:13
Um, you could say I manipulated my guess, but I'm not, I'm not trying to manipulate them in a way that gives a team preference, but it might do that anyway.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
72:21
I mean, you've mentioned BYU.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
73:03
It's more about them.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
73:04
So you said S&P.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
73:06
This one's, uh, Sports Reference, it's SRS.
Chris FooteAUDIENCE
73:08
It's a simple, uh, I don't even know exactly what they use, but, uh, it seems to work pretty well.
Austin OermanHOST
10:09
He went two for three against, get this, Creighton, in a game while he was at Butler.
Austin OermanHOST
10:14
Uh, the next year as a sophomore, if Sports Reference would like to load for me, that would be just incredible.
Austin OermanHOST
10:22
No, I don't want a new tab, I want this tab.
Austin OermanHOST
10:24
Uh, next year as a sophomore, Bowden Kafke's best game was three for six.

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