Here’s an amazing example of offensive futility. UConn’s offense has produced three (3) points in the last 14 quarters of football they have played. The drive charts look like this:

4 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
6 plays, missed FG
9 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
11 plays, TO on downs
6 plays, TO on downs
4 plays, TO on downs
3 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
13 plays, missed FG
9 plays, FG <-- The only points UConn has scored in a month
7 plays, TO on downs
3 plays, punt
9 plays, TO on downs
3 plays, punt
2 plays, fumble
4 plays, INT
7 plays, TO on downs
1 play, end of game
3 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
8 plays, missed FG
3 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
9 plays, punt
5 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
10 plays, TO on downs
3 plays, punt
9 plays, punt
4 plays, punt
8 plays, TO on downs
2 plays, INT
4 plays, punt
3 plays, punt
2 plays, INT returned for TD <-- since mid-October, opposing defenses have scored more points than UConn’s offense
3 plays, punt
4 plays, fumble
5 plays, INT

I don’t think even the darkest days of KnorrBall were that bad.