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Team tables split by side of the ball, and the Side control hides the half you are not reading. What a team allowed is what its opponents gained, so the allowed tables are the offensive ones read from the other end. The roster is everyone who recorded a stat line, because the source holds no roster of its own — a player who never got on the field is absent. A dash means no number for that cell, or a zero in a roster column that counts.

UNH

New Hampshire Wildcats

Players36 of 36
Player
Bret Edwards1015512-5.6—————
Tommy Herion374.73-5—————
Brody McAndrew236.5—151————
Carlos Washington Jr.104.8154.71213.71—
Aidan Cadogan11————————
Sean Coyne11——113.128.43—
Sean Lehane11——0.8—————
Brian Espanet10————3.445.97—
Kyle Lepkowski10————2.529.71—
Dylan Laube9——55.742.422.61—
Griffin Helm9————1.813.21—
Isaac Seide8——22.810.84.8——
Nick Lorden8————1.514.81—
Charles Briscoe III7——2.9—0.43.6——
Symir Blacknall6————1.38.5——
C.J. Turner5——1.4—1.419.6——
Adam Deese4————0.51——
Evan Horn4————————
Jordan Conn4————————
Noah Stansbury3————————
Duval Paul2————————
J.J. Jerome2————————
Jacob Post2——4—0.53——
Pop Bush2————————
Randall Harris2————————
Bryce Shaw1————————
Elijah Lewis1————————
Joey Corcoran1————123——
Jonathan Collins Jr.1————————
Max Tillett1————————
Niko Kvietkus1————————
Noah Palm1————————
Oleh Manzyk1————————
Thomas Splagounias1————151—
Tim Bouchard1————————
Zedane Williams1————————

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Where the numbers come from

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