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Oh, gotcha. The tweet was the playoff era. So 7 years of data. I was referring to last year only.

Not sure where you guys are looking, but the difference between first and last is much larger than that. #1 in TD % in the country last year was Northern Illinois at 83.33% Dead last, #127, was Bowling Green. They scored a TD on 33.33% of their possessions. Obviously a massive difference...

2009 -- 31st 2010 -- 87th 2011 -- 29th 2012 -- 96th 2013 -- 86th So, we've been good for 2 of the past 11 seasons. Awesome sauce.

Think it's a coincidence that all the triple option/run first teams are all at the top, though? It can't be, IMO. Navy, Army, Air Force, GT all in the Top 12. Oregon and OU are almost always in the top 10% of the country in rushing efficiency. I think almost every time you run the football...

One area where the offense needs to continue to improve is Red Zone TD%. To me, this is one of the most important stats to offensive success. Yes, 60 yard TDs are great (and we had as many of them last year as anyone), they’re not incredibly sustainable. You need to be able to score TDs when you...