So, the good news is that the offense may set some records this year. Also in the good news area, special teams was much better this week.
Gotta consider the opponent, LC. No?
Indeed, but how good is Fordham? We really don't know. Some here claim they will end up in the top 25 of FCS, while others point out that they were just an average FCS team last year. For that matter, how good was FAU? They blew out Charlotte, but lost badly to UCF, yet tonight they are giving Purdue a real battle, currently trailing 21-20 at the end of the third quarter.
Thus, it's impossible to draw reliable conclusions, and all we can do is guess. My guess is that the average opponent for the rest of the year will be somewhat less than the average they have faced so far. That leads me to guess that this year Ohio is going to have a lot of passing yards and score a lot of points, but they will also give up a lot of passing yards, and a lot of points.
At the current pace Rourke may set records in passing yards for a season, attempts for a season, completions for a season, and completion percentage for a season, and could also set records for most TD passes in a season and pass efficiency for a season.
On the flip side, Ohio is giving up nearly 45 points a game, on average, and that may very well be an Ohio record. Prior to this week, five teams were lower than Ohio in points given up per game, but after this week, Ohio may be last, or close. It's going to be tough to win 4 more games if they keep giving up 45 points a game.
https://www.footballdb.com/college-football/stats/teamsta... BTC has been saying for a long time that Kurtis was a better passer than Nathan (but a worse runner). I see nothing that tells me that he's not correct.
Last Edited: 9/24/2022 10:20:45 PM by L.C.