Why in the OP, is the first stat start at 2000? just to include USC
I was just surprised to see that not a one of our Death Row D's was among the Top 5 in pts allowed in a season since 2000 and 2019 Utah and Oregon are.
LIPO
Generally speaking all these defenses are giving up more points in conference and bowel games than non conference scrimmages. Utah and Oregon need to prove it a few more weeks before they’re legimitimately superior.
So these stats are all games, of course. Our 2017 team gave up 15.9 per game in PAC which is slightly better than Oregon’s 16.0 in PAC so far this year.
Utah is 12.0 per game in PAC this year which is really good. I thought UCLA was gonna get back in the game and make it 14-10 and then bam lights out.
Didn't we put up 28 plus on both? Clearly we need more offense.
Why in the OP, is the first stat start at 2000? just to include USC
I was just surprised to see that not a one of our Death Row D's was among the Top 5 in pts allowed in a season since 2000 and 2019 Utah and Oregon are.
LIPO
Generally speaking all these defenses are giving up more points in conference and bowel games than non conference scrimmages. Utah and Oregon need to prove it a few more weeks before they’re legimitimately superior.
So these stats are all games, of course. Our 2017 team gave up 15.9 per game in PAC which is slightly better than Oregon’s 16.0 in PAC so far this year.
Utah is 12.0 per game in PAC this year which is really good. I thought UCLA was gonna get back in the game and make it 14-10 and then bam lights out.
Oregon is going to wipe their ass with ASU’s offensive line. Oregon State wilts against a halfway decent defense. The numbers should improve. Utah will be a test. That being said, I could see both teams playing conservative.
Why in the OP, is the first stat start at 2000? just to include USC
I was just surprised to see that not a one of our Death Row D's was among the Top 5 in pts allowed in a season since 2000 and 2019 Utah and Oregon are.
LIPO
Generally speaking all these defenses are giving up more points in conference and bowel games than non conference scrimmages. Utah and Oregon need to prove it a few more weeks before they’re legimitimately superior.
So these stats are all games, of course. Our 2017 team gave up 15.9 per game in PAC which is slightly better than Oregon’s 16.0 in PAC so far this year.
Utah is 12.0 per game in PAC this year which is really good. I thought UCLA was gonna get back in the game and make it 14-10 and then bam lights out.
Oregon is going to wipe their ass with ASU’s offensive line. Oregon State wilts against a halfway decent defense. The numbers should improve. Utah will be a test. That being said, I could see both teams playing conservative.
You’re facing ASU at the right time. They have imploded and are a mess right now. The good vibes are gone. The Oregon State has never been good enough to give you guys a game.
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