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Get team season rushing production for and against, split by run direction

Source: R/cfbd_rushing.R
cfbd_rushing_teams_season.Rd

Get team season rushing production for and against, split by run direction

Usage

cfbd_rushing_teams_season(
  year = NULL,
  season_type = NULL,
  team = NULL,
  conference = NULL,
  classification = NULL
)

Arguments

year

(Integer optional): Year, 4 digit format (YYYY)
Minimum value accepted: 2025

season_type

(String optional): Season type - regular, postseason, both, allstar, spring_regular, spring_postseason

team

(String optional): D-I Team

conference

(String optional): Conference abbreviation - Select a valid FBS conference

classification

(String optional): Division classification - fbs, fcs, ii, ii/iii, iii

Value

cfbd_rushing_teams_season() - A data frame with 175 variables:

col_nametypedescription
seasonintegerFour-digit season year (e.g. 2025).
teamcharacterTeam name.
conferencecharacterTeam conference name.

plus TWO copies of the 26-column production block, each with its four 15-column directions_* repeats: offense_* (the team's own rushing) and defense_* (rushing allowed). That is 3 + 2 x (26 + 4 x 15) = 175. See cfbd_rushing. So offense_ppa is PPA per carry run and defense_ppa is PPA per carry allowed – a lower defense_ppa is better.

See also

Other CFBD Rushing: cfbd_rushing_players_games(), cfbd_rushing_players_season(), cfbd_rushing_plays(), cfbd_rushing_teams_games()

Examples

# \donttest{
  try(cfbd_rushing_teams_season(year = 2025, team = "Texas"))
#> ── Team season rushing data from CollegeFootballData.com ───── cfbfastR 3.1.0 ──
#> ℹ Data updated: 2026-11-09 21:10:53 UTC
#> # A tibble: 1 × 175
#>   season team  conference offense_ppa offense_sacks offense_kneels
#>    <int> <chr> <chr>            <dbl>         <int>          <int>
#> 1   2025 Texas SEC              0.109            22              8
#> # ℹ 169 more variables: offense_attempts <int>, offense_total_ppa <dbl>,
#> #   offense_line_yards <int>, offense_stuff_rate <dbl>,
#> #   offense_team_rushes <int>, offense_success_rate <dbl>,
#> #   offense_power_success <dbl>, offense_explosiveness <dbl>,
#> #   offense_yards_per_carry <dbl>, offense_line_yards_total <int>,
#> #   offense_open_field_yards <int>, offense_second_level_yards <dbl>,
#> #   offense_rushing_touchdowns <int>, offense_total_rushing_yards <int>, …
# }