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Bcat2

10/9/2016 8:11 AM

Below is the MAC's ranking after six games of Ohio's defensive front.

RUSHING DEF G Att Yards Avg. TD Yards/G
1. Ohio 6 209 670 3.2 7 111.7
2. WMich 6 201 784 3.9 7 130.7
3. CMich 6 203 844 4.2 8 140.7
4. EMich 6 240 855 3.6 7 142.5
5. Ball 6 216 896 4.1 7 149.3
6. Toledo 5 172 763 4.4 8 152.6
7. Kent 6 233 921 4.0 10 153.5
8. Miami 6 232 941 4.1 12 156.8
9. Akron 6 262 1046 4.0 10 174.3
10. BG 6 260 1319 5.1 15 219.8
11. NI 6 281 1342 4.8 17 223.7
12. Buff 5 266 1356 5.1 14 271.2

SACKS BY G No. Yards
1. Ohio 6 25 181
2. Ball 6 22 132
3. WMich 6 18 104
4. Kent 6 14 91
5. Toledo 5 13 85
6. EMich 6 12 65
7. Akron 6 11 71
Miami 6 11 77
9. CMich 6 9 70
NIll 6 9 62
11. Buff 5 7 66
12. BG 6 5 36

TIME OF POSS G Poss. Time Avg/G
1. Ohio 6 204:04 34:00

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ytownbobcat

10/9/2016 10:03 AM

Another 6 week stat.

Granted the Tennessee effort was outstanding.

But the stats includes games against 4 BCS teams with a combined record of 4-20, an FCS team, and a few schools with first year QB's

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shabamon

10/9/2016 11:10 AM

We lead the nation outright in total sacks. Basham is top 10 in the country in individual sacks.

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Pataskala

10/9/2016 11:33 AM

A real plus is that we're 3rd in the nation in TO margin at +10. This is the kind of TO margin we had in 2012 when we were nationally ranked. WMU is just ahead of us at +11. They still haven't turned the ball over this season.

On the other end of the spectrum, we're 93rd in red zone defense. Only BSU is worse in the MAC than we are.

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allen

10/9/2016 12:41 PM

Hagan is number 5 in forced fumbles.