What I initially said is I see no improvement in offense and I stand by that.WVAPPeer wrote:If your argument is converting in the red zone then I would be in agreement - Our offense has looked good in two games this year. Campbell and liberty. Even in the liberty game lamb had 2 interceptions, which is becoming a trend and cox had 2 fumbles, which is becoming a trend. Overall offense played well but not sure if I'm ready to say it improved due to the competition and turnovers.that is not what you initially said ---The Rock wrote:I believe your statistics are somewhat misleading as well. How many of these yards were gained well after the game had been decided? I would venture to say nearly 50% of the yards at Michigan were gained in the 4th quarter long after the dogs had been called off, same for southern Alabama. Let's look at 1st half stats, specifically 1st quarter, where the yardage actually counts and the outcome is yet to be determined.WVAPPeer wrote:Well I don't believe that is statistically correct -
Michigan - 300 total yards
So Miss - 455 total yards
Ga So - 330 total yards
So Ala - 400 total yards
Furthermore, moving the ball is great, but those yards don't equal points. Even if we drove 99 yards every drive, is that successful if we can't convert it to points?
Let's break down our first half possessions on our 3 FBS games this year (excluding Michigan)
Southern miss:
1st quarter-16yd, punt. 50yards, missed fg,11 yds, int
2nd quarter- 79 yd, TD. 11yds, punt. 4yds, end of half
171 total yds-7points
Ga south:
1st- 1 yd, punt. 9yds, punt. 4yds, punt
2nd- 75yds, TD. 6yds, punt, 74yds, TD
155 yds-14 points
South alabma
1st-8yds, fumble. 8 yds, punt. 4 yds, punt. 8yds, punt. 63yds, missed fg.
2nd-21yds, punt. 71yds, TD. 38yds, end of half.
221 yards, 7 points.
Can't say that I see any evidence of improvement.
Slow starts, turnovers,missed opportunities.