Today’s blog will continue with my series of analyzing the most/least improved units over the last 20 years. Each day this week I will have a new offensive or defensive statistical category to examine and today I will breakdown offensive ppg.
There are many factors that contribute to a significant change in offensive ppg. First, a team may see a significant improvement if they return a bunch of experienced starters from a team that was relatively inexperienced the year before. Naturally a team that loses a bunch of starters especially their quarterback from an experienced team will usually see a drop off in offensive ppg. Read more…
Categories: Offseason Notes Tags: blog, BYU, college football, Least Improved, most improved, Northwestern, Offensive PPG, Oklahoma, phil steele, rice, Washington St
Today’s blog will continue with my series of analyzing the most/least improved units over the last 20 years. Each day this week I will have a new offensive or defensive statistical category to examine and today I will breakdown defensive rush yards.
There are many factors that contribute to a significant change in rush defense. First, a team may see a significant improvement if they return a bunch of experienced starters especially on the front 7. Naturally a team that loses a bunch of starters especially their defensive line and linebackers could see a significant drop in rush defense. Read more…
Categories: Offseason Notes Tags: Arizona, Baylor, blog, Cincinnati, college football, Least Improved, most improved, New Mexico, Northwestern, phil steele, Rush Defense, Wake Forest
Today’s blog will continue with my series of analyzing the most/least improved units over the last 20 years. Each day this week I will have a new offensive or defensive statistical category to examine and today I will breakdown total offensive yards.
There are many factors that contribute to a significant change in total offense. First, a team may see a significant improvement if they return a bunch of experienced starters including their quarterback from a team that was relatively inexperienced the year before. Naturally a team that loses a bunch of starters especially their quarterback, running back and receivers from an experienced team will usually see a drop off in total offense. Read more…
Categories: Offseason Notes Tags: college football, Kentucky, Least Improved, Maryland, most improved, Northwestern, phil steele, Pittsburgh, rutgers, Total Offense YPG, Washington St
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Each day during bowl season in my daily blog, I will give you my forecasts on the bowl games taking place that day. My forecasts will include a detailed write-up with my computer’s projected box score including rushing and passing yards, points and turnovers along with a detailed write-up on each game.
Also check out the bowl matchup section to get the latest and greatest information on all the upcoming bowl games including, game by game stats, 2009 recaps, and checklists for every position and intangible. Read more…
Categories: College Bowl Notes Tags: Auburn, Bowl Confidence Contest, Capital One Bowl, Cincinnati, college football, conference bowl standings, florida, Florida St, Gator Bowl, LSU, Northwestern, Ohio St, Oregon, Outback Bowl, Penn St, phil steele, rose bowl, Sugar Bowl, West Virginia