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Hampton · offensive tendencies

12 games · 742 plays · 2025

Run / pass by down

1st down
66.3% R
2nd & long
60.8% P
3rd & short
81% R
3rd & long
64.1% P

Overall balance

Run56.9%
Pass43.1%
Red-zone run69.7%
3rd-down conv36.4%

Efficiency

Success rate39.6%
Explosive rate10.5%
PPA / play (CFBD)0.11
Plays / game61.8

Game script

Run when leading 7+66.7%
Run when trailing 7+54.2%
1st-down PPA (CFBD)-0.04
Season12 games · 742 plays
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The coach's read

SHELL AIgrounded in the numbers above
KEY 01
Load the box early and often on first down. Hampton runs the ball 66.3% of the time on first down and generates negative expected value doing it (1st-down PPA of -0.04), meaning they are already losing the down before we make a play. Crowd the line, force the issue, and put them in obvious passing situations where their offense is less comfortable.
KEY 02
Defend the run in the red zone with discipline above everything else. 69.7% of red-zone snaps are runs, so if we stop the run inside the 20 we stop their scoring drive engine. Do not let gap integrity break down near the goal line. Every red-zone possession should be treated as a run-first problem first and a pass problem second.
KEY 03
Third and short is a run situation, not a guess. Hampton runs 81% of the time on third and short, which is about as high a tendency as you will see. Stack the line of scrimmage, win the physical matchup, and get off the field. Do not let a disguised coverage bail them out with a free gash up the middle.
Bottom lineHampton is a volume run team with a 10.5% explosive rate and a 0.11 PPA per play, meaning they are not a big-play offense and they are not moving the ball efficiently. Win the run game on early downs and third and short and you take away most of what they want to do.