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As part of his presentation, he used data from the 2021 Division 1 FBS season to back up his “Seven Commandments” that lead to winning at his level.  \nFollow these seven rules, be on the right side of these percentages, and you might see a few more W’s next season.  \n4 | JEFF MONK EN’S SEVEN COMMANDMENTS OF WINNING  \nWe subscribe to an analytics company that helps us with decision-making on game day, and what we  \npractice in philosophy, in terms of scheme leading up to the game. There’s a lot of uses I think that are very valuable in football.  \nOur analytics guys will tell us that some of this plan may not hold as high a percentage as some of the  \nother things that I could include in the plan. But there are things we believe in, and I wanted to build a plan  \nand have things that our players can control.  \n1. WIN THE TURNOVER BATTLE  \nMore turnovers than your opponent = win 78% of games  \nPeople talk about turnovers in other sports and when you look at it, the team that wins the turnover battle is often going to win the game.  \nAnd so over the course of the 2021 season, in all FBS games — not just Army games —78 percent of the games were won by the team that won the turnover battle. That’s having just one more turnover than your opponent. If you tied, I didn’t include those stats. But if you want to have one more turnover than your opponent, you’re going to have a pretty good chance to win a football game.  \nWe turned the ball over on offense five times this year. We did turn it over three times on special teams, which is inexcusable. And one turnover at any time is unforgivable. But we work really, really hard to hang on the ball.  \nThis is a huge stat, which is why it’s the first thing on the plan.  \n“PEOPLE TALK ABOUT TURNOVERS IN OTHER  \nSPORTS AND WHEN YOU LOOK AT IT, THE TEAM  \nTHAT WINS THE TURNOVER BATTLE IS OFTEN  \nGOING TO WIN THE GAME.”  \nJeff Monken  \n5 | JEFF MONK EN’S SEVEN COMMANDMENTS OF WINNING  \n2. CREATE BIG PLAYS + NO YARDAGE LOST  \nMore big plays win 72% of games  \nLess negative yardage plays win 60% of games  \nA big play would be an explosive play for us on offense or in the kicking game. On defense it could be creating a turnover or a loss yardage play. There are big plays that can be made in any phase —our return team blocks a punt, our kickoff return team gets us in great field position after a kick. There are big plays that can be made throughout the game.  \nNegative yardage plays, that’s for our offense. Eliminating plays where we go backwards. I’m not talking about zero yardage plays, I’m talking about losing a yard or more. We have found as an organization, our offense, that when we cut down on negative yardage plays —and they are nearly impossible to eliminate— but when we cut those down, we have won a lot more football games when we’ve had fewer negative yardage plays, and the percentages support that.  \nWe had a season where we had the best third-down percentage, the best defensive third-down percentage defense, the best fourth-down percentage, the fewest negative-yardage plays, and we won 11 games.  \nWe pay closer attention as an offense to the negative-yardage plays because we’re not a home run team. Frankly, we want to run the ball. We want to run for three or four yards, let the clock run all the way down, then run another play, churn out 14-15 plays in a drive an","cbCaifYFgqmTVG0Q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifYFgqmTVG0Q","pdf",2198102,22,"English","# Seven Commandments of Winning\n## Jeff Monken’s framework and analytics\n## 1. Win the turnover battle\n## 2. Create big plays + no yardage lost\n## 3. 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