Brian Beaudry
Tuesday May 26, 2015
Offense beats defense again – in last week’s lone “one team has the better offense; the other has the better defense” game, the Soul throttled the Storm to make it a 7-4 advantage for offense-favoring teams.
In fact, they crushed the Storm so severely that they made up a seven percent deficit in the defensive column to move ahead of Tampa Bay for the season defensively, too.
For those wondering how LA’s numbers moved despite an off week, Danny Southwick pointed out that since LA had scored on a kickoff return, their offense had only converted six of nine drives in their game against the Thunder. That error was made before I’d decided to actually create the whole table for the league, when I was just evaluating the KISS performances throughout the season. Now the errors have been fixed.