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| pbp_2009_2019 <- readRDS("~/GitHub/nflscrapR/pbp_2009_2019.rds") | |
| holdings <- pbp_2009_2019 %>% filter(penalty_type == "Offensive Holding") %>% select(play_id, game_id, home_team, away_team, penalty_team, penalty_player_id, penalty_player_name, penalty_type, penalty_yards, season) | |
| sum_holdings <- holdings %>% group_by(penalty_team, season) %>% summarize(sum(penalty)) | |
| # using a pbp df with Ben Baldwin's mutations applied... | |
| team_agg_df <- pbp %>% | |
| filter( | |
| !is.na(home_wp), | |
| !is.na(away_wp), | |
| timeout == 0) %>% | |
| mutate( | |
| play = 1 | |
| ) %>% | |
| group_by(posteam) %>% |
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