UAB Total Defense vs FBS 2007-2013:
Callaway Era:
2007 - Ranked 10/12 in CUSA 510 yd/game allowed
2008 - Ranked 9/12 443 yd/game allowed
2009 - Ranked 9/12 453 yd/game allowed
2010 - Ranked 5/12 398 yd/game allowed
2011 - Ranked 11/12 485 yd/game allowed
Average Callaway Era (2007-2011) Total Defense = 9/12 in CUSA
457.8 yd/game allowed
McGee Era:
2012 - Ranked 9/12 454 yd/game allowed
2013 - Ranked 14/14 494 yd/game allowed
Average McGee Era (2012-2013) Total Defense = 9.5/13 in CUSA
474 yd/game allowed
UAB Total Offense vs FBS 2007-2013:
Callaway Era:
2007 - Ranked 12/12 in CUSA 325 yd/game
2008 - Ranked 7/12 355 yd/game
2009 - Ranked 3/12 425 yd/game
2010 - Ranked 5/12 422 yd/game
2011 - Ranked 8/12 364 yd/game
Average Callaway Era (2007-2011) Total Offense = 7/12 in CUSA
378 yd/game
McGee Era:
2012 - Ranked 5/12 410 yd/game
2013 - Ranked 7/14 368 yd/game
Average McGee Era (2012-2013) Total Offense = 6/13 in CUSA
389 yd/game
Records:
Callaway record vs FBS opponents 16-42 (.276)
Callaway record vs FBS-Non AQ opponents 16-31 (.340)
McGee record vs FBS opponents 2-12 (.143)
McGee record vs FBS-Non AQ opponents 2-8 (.200)
What I think really stands out is 2010 for Callaway. That year completely could have gone the other way and we go bowling. It's sort of amazing with those numbers (5th total offense, 5th total defense in CUSA) that we only won 4 games in 2010 and go 3-5 in CUSA. But then you go and look at Red Zone Conversions for 2010 and realize we were dead last that year easily
. It's sort of mind boggling.
As far as the rest of the stats go, obviously a lot more weighs into the whole situation than just total offense and total defense. And Callaway has 5 years of stats vs Mcgee's 1.3 so take this stuff with a grain of salt. I just find stats to be interesting so I figured I would share them.