...sorry for the formatting (which is quite gruesome).
A few observations:
(1) Overall series in Dallas all tied up at 10-10;
(2) Giants have averaged 21.2 points per game; Dallas 22.6;
(3) When Giants have scored 20 points or more, they are 9-3;
(4) When Dallas has scored 20 points or more, they are only 5-6;
(5) When Giants have scored less than 20 points, they are a meagre 1-7;
(6) When Dallas has scored less than 20 points, they are 5-4.
(7) The average margin of victory in twenty games comes to a little more than a touchdown (7.4 points).
Superficial take-away from the past 20 years in Dallas... Giants better get the offense cranked up. 20 points seems to be some sort of red line for them.
Season Giants Dallas Win/Loss Pt. Diff
1998 6 16 Loss -10
1999 18 26 Loss -8
2000 17 13 Win 4
2001 13 20 Loss -7
2002 21 17 Win 4
2003 3 19 Loss -16
2004 26 10 Win 16
2005 13 16 Loss -3
2006 36 22 Win 14
2007 21 17 Win 4
2008 8 20 Loss -12
2009 33 31 Win 2
2010 41 35 Win 6
2011 37 34 Win 3
2012 29 24 Win 5
2013 31 36 Loss -5
2014 21 31 Loss -10
2015 26 27 Loss -1
2016 20 19 Win 1
2017 3 19 Loss -16
Probably so, but -- strangely -- when Dallas scores 20 or more points against the Giants, they are only 5-6 at home. Perhaps just a statistical quirk based on a small sample.
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20 points would be a red line against most anyone I would think.
Probably so, but -- strangely -- when Dallas scores 20 or more points against the Giants, they are only 5-6 at home. Perhaps just a statistical quirk based on a small sample.
Yeah, that is strange. And overall we've done better than I would have though.
Whoops... good catch!