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We better. GT gave up 39 points and 7.29 a play to Louisville. Then they gave up 48 and 9.82 (!!) a play to Ole Miss. Much better showing last week, winning at Wake and only giving up 16 points on 4.71 yards per play, but Louisville and especially Ole Miss beat the brakes off their defense...

No doubt, every metric will tell you The U has been excellent pretty much across the board thus far. As far as the OU stuff, it's a cumulative chart, and they absolutely dragged Arkansas St and Tulsa. It's probably not really fair to call the Cincy game a "slugfest" either, they did dominate...

He does a G5 one too, it's below the P5 chart in the tweet. Ohio's Miami is pretty high on the chart, basically same exact EPA as SMU. Maybe the 10th best G5 team right now?

Thank you for posting this!!

Exactly. You and I laughed about something like this a few weeks ago. We are averaging almost 18 plays of 10+ yards per game. Last year we averaged 14. We are averaging almost 7 plays of 20+ yards per game. Last year, we averaged a little over 3 such plays per game. We have 8 plays...

I think he's thinking several other teams have played cupcakes as well. But GT has an above average offense, we know FSU and UNC do, Louisville is currently 5th in the country in YPP. So I doubt we hold all those teams to 4.90 YPP like we have the first 3. But other teams have to continue to...

As always, these numbers only reflect FBS vs FBS competition. Any games vs any FCS teams are filtered out. Stats starting to normalize somewhat, as many teams have started playing conference games. Offense: Yards per play: 3rd (8.17 YPP) Yards per game: 10th (496 YPG) Points per game: 6th...