http://stats.ncaa.org/rankings/change_sport_year_div


UCF #1 Scoring Offense in the nation
Navy #1 Rushing Offense in the nation
South Fla. #1 Turnover Margin in the nation
UCF #2 Team Passing Efficiency in the nation
South Fla. #2 Team Passing Efficiency Defense in the nation
Navy #2 Time of Possession in the nation
UCF #3 Turnover Margin in the nation
UCF #3 Punt Returns in the nation
Memphis #4 Kickoff Returns in the nation


Zach Abey, Navy #2 Rushing Yards Per Game
Zach Abey, Navy #2 Rushing Yards
Mckenzie Milton, UCF #2 Passing Efficiency
Anthony Miller, Memphis #3 Receiving Yards Per Game
Trey Quinn, SMU #5 Receiving Yards Per Game
Trey Quinn, SMU #1 Receptions Per Game
Anthony Miller, Memphis #5 Receptions Per Game
Davon Grayson, East Carolina #5 Receiving Yards
Zach Abey, Navy #4 Scoring
Mike Hughes, UCF #2 Passes Defended
Mazzi Wilkins, South Fla. #4 Passes Defended
Tony Pollard, Memphis #1 Kickoff Returns
Mike Hughes, UCF #3 Punt Returns

Courtland Sutton, SMU #2 TD receptions

ECU #1 Worst Defense in the nation

(10-24-2017 08:50 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  ECU #1 Worst Defense in the nation

WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1!

(10-24-2017 09:10 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  

(10-24-2017 08:50 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  ECU #1 Worst Defense in the nation

WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1!

ECU only allowed 421 yards to BYU, but fortunately we are in such a hole that we are not likely to be caught. Tulsa would have to allow 830 yards to SMU to steal our #1 ranking. If Tulsa continues their average yards allowed, we can allow as little as 484 YPG, the next 4 games, and still be #1.


Total Defense
1. ECU 577.6 YPG
2. Tulsa 546.3
3. UCONN 543.4

We are also #1 (from the bottom) in First Downs Defense, Third Down Conversion Defense, Scoring Defense, Team Passing Efficiency Defense, Touch Downs Allowed (49), Offensive Touch Downs Allowed (46). We are #2 in Passing Yards Allowed and Team Tackles for Loss.

Our goals clearly need to be:
1. Win the next 4
2. Finish 6-6, go to a bowl
3. Preserve our #1 Total Defense Ranking

Not quite top 5, but USF is #7 in rushing yards per game at 305.1 per game. The top 6 include the 4 triple option teams, Navy, Army, Air Force, and Georgia Tech, along with Arizona and Notre Dame. So, in true reality, USF is #3 in the nation in rushing among teams that are not true option teams.

Glad to see Trey Quinn is balling at SMU. We were excited for him at LSU and he had a decent start. He had two huge drops of well-thrown balls against Alabama which prevented us from running out the clock for the win. We ended up losing the game and he never seemed to recover from that while at LSU. I figured it was just a rut, and whoever picked him up would make better use of him. Sure enough, Chad Morris has.

Will be fun to see him play UCF in a few weeks.

Carter Jacobs, Cincinnati #1 in Blown Coverages per quarter.

(10-24-2017 11:36 PM)mikeinoki Wrote:  

(10-24-2017 09:10 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  

(10-24-2017 08:50 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  ECU #1 Worst Defense in the nation

WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1!

ECU only allowed 421 yards to BYU, but fortunately we are in such a hole that we are not likely to be caught. Tulsa would have to allow 830 yards to SMU to steal our #1 ranking. If Tulsa continues their average yards allowed, we can allow as little as 484 YPG, the next 4 games, and still be #1.


Total Defense
1. ECU 577.6 YPG
2. Tulsa 546.3
3. UCONN 543.4

We are also #1 (from the bottom) in First Downs Defense, Third Down Conversion Defense, Scoring Defense, Team Passing Efficiency Defense, Touch Downs Allowed (49), Offensive Touch Downs Allowed (46). We are #2 in Passing Yards Allowed and Team Tackles for Loss.

Our goals clearly need to be:
1. Win the next 4
2. Finish 6-6, go to a bowl
3. Preserve our #1 Total Defense Ranking

What happened to UConn's defense? I thought that was the one thing they were kind of good at? Of course they dominated us for 3 quarters so there's that.

(10-24-2017 09:54 AM)ArmoredUpKnight Wrote:  http://stats.ncaa.org/rankings/change_sport_year_div

Teams in the Top5 for a Statistical Category

UCF #1 Scoring Offense in the nation
Navy #1 Rushing Offense in the nation
South Fla. #1 Turnover Margin in the nation
UCF #2 Team Passing Efficiency in the nation
South Fla. #2 Team Passing Efficiency Defense in the nation
Navy #2 Time of Possession in the nation
UCF #3 Turnover Margin in the nation
UCF #3 Punt Returns in the nation
Memphis #4 Kickoff Returns in the nation

Individuals in the Top5 for a Statistical Category

Zach Abey, Navy #2 Rushing Yards Per Game
Zach Abey, Navy #2 Rushing Yards
Mckenzie Milton, UCF #2 Passing Efficiency
Anthony Miller, Memphis #3 Receiving Yards Per Game
Trey Quinn, SMU #5 Receiving Yards Per Game
Trey Quinn, SMU #1 Receptions Per Game
Anthony Miller, Memphis #5 Receptions Per Game
Davon Grayson, East Carolina #5 Receiving Yards
Zach Abey, Navy #4 Scoring
Mike Hughes, UCF #2 Passes Defended
Mazzi Wilkins, South Fla. #4 Passes Defended
Tony Pollard, Memphis #1 Kickoff Returns
Mike Hughes, UCF #3 Punt Returns

Forget P5. P1!

(10-25-2017 01:37 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote:  

(10-24-2017 11:36 PM)mikeinoki Wrote:  

(10-24-2017 09:10 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  

(10-24-2017 08:50 PM)DowdyPirate2 Wrote:  ECU #1 Worst Defense in the nation

WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1! WE'RE NUMBER 1!

ECU only allowed 421 yards to BYU, but fortunately we are in such a hole that we are not likely to be caught. Tulsa would have to allow 830 yards to SMU to steal our #1 ranking. If Tulsa continues their average yards allowed, we can allow as little as 484 YPG, the next 4 games, and still be #1.


Total Defense
1. ECU 577.6 YPG
2. Tulsa 546.3
3. UCONN 543.4

We are also #1 (from the bottom) in First Downs Defense, Third Down Conversion Defense, Scoring Defense, Team Passing Efficiency Defense, Touch Downs Allowed (49), Offensive Touch Downs Allowed (46). We are #2 in Passing Yards Allowed and Team Tackles for Loss.

Our goals clearly need to be:
1. Win the next 4
2. Finish 6-6, go to a bowl
3. Preserve our #1 Total Defense Ranking

What happened to UConn's defense? I thought that was the one thing they were kind of good at? Of course they dominated us for 3 quarters so there's that.

That question is ridiculous.