THE CATS have been a team of contrasts in 2015.
A classic example of this can be seen in the statistics to do with winning the ball and using it.
Chris Scott's men sit only mid-table when it comes to average number of disposals per game this season.
(Clubs in top eight in bold)
CLUB | AVG DISPOSALS PER GAME |
Hawthorn | 395.2 |
Sydney Swans | 391.3 |
Essendon | 375.5 |
Fremantle | 375.4 |
West Coast | 375.1 |
Western Bulldogs | 370.3 |
Collingwood | 369.7 |
St Kilda | 365.6 |
Greater Western Sydney | 364.3 |
Geelong | 361.3 |
Adelaide | 360.6 |
Richmond | 360.2 |
North Melbourne | 359.8 |
Port Adelaide | 359.3 |
Brisbane Lions | 347.4 |
Carlton | 342.3 |
Melbourne | 337.4 |
Gold Coast | 322.6 |
But the Cats are very good at using the ball when they get it.
(Clubs in top eight in bold)
CLUB | DISPOSAL EFFICIENCY |
Hawthorn | 75.5 |
Geelong | 74.3 |
Fremantle | 74.2 |
Essendon | 74.0 |
Greater Western Sydney | 74.0 |
West Coast | 73.9 |
St Kilda | 73.5 |
Sydney Swans | 73.3 |
Western Bulldogs | 73.3 |
Richmond | 73.0 |
North Melbourne | 73.0 |
Melbourne | 72.3 |
Brisbane Lions | 72.1 |
Carlton | 72.1 |
Port Adelaide | 71.9 |
Collingwood | 71.8 |
Adelaide | 69.9 |
Gold Coast | 69.3 |