Stats as of now

HuskerNationNick

HuskerNationNick

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These are just that, stats. As they are great to look at, and at times they want to make you throw up. Anyway, I was curious to what our numbers were and figured, sure why not and share.

We will start with penalties as a whole:

Penalties: 65.5 yards a game (106th): 262 yards (115th): 28 penalties (107th)

Whole offense:

Rushing: 280.75 yards a game (14th): 202 attempts (4th): 5.56 yards per attempt (23rd): 10 TD's (23rd): 1123 Yards (5th)

Passing: 215.5 yards a game (80th): 70.3% completed (13th): 7.8 per attempt (42nd): 16 TDs (10th): 1 INT (6th): 862 yards (57th)

Scoring: 43.3pts a game (16th): 173 points (7th): 24 TD's (7th)

Turnovers: +1 margin (6th): 6 Lost (68th): 5 Fumbles lost (113th):

TFL Allowed: 25 TFL (33rd), 105 yards lost (22nd), 6.25 TFL per game allowed (51st)

First Downs: 28 per game (11th): 112 Total (3rd): 14 passing (21st) 58 rushing (3rd)

TFL allowed: 17 TFLs (42nd): 72 yards (64th), 4.25 TFL game (23rd)

Sacks Allowed: 2 sacks (2nd): 15 yards (12th): .5 sacks game (1st)

Individual: Only posting top 25

Rushing:

---Abdullah- 116.25 yards game (20th): 465 yards (7th)((27th in all purpose yards))

---Cross- 5 TD's (16th)

Passing:

---Martinez- 66.3% (28th): 1 INT (16th), 9 TD's (11th)

Receiving:

---Enunwa- 5 TD's (6th)

Whole Defense: 463.8 allowed per game (108th): 1855 yards (116th): 6.55 yards per play (111th)

Rushing: 179.5 allowed game (84th): 37 attempts per game (50th): 5 TDs (63rd): 718 yards (97th)

Passing: 284.3 allowed game (108th): 9 INTs (2nd): 8 TDs (101st): 63% (89th), 1137 yards (118th)

Scoring: 27 ppg (72nd): 108 points (85th)

Sacks: 9 total (27th): 60 yards (30th): 2.25 sacks per game (40th)

Individual: Posting whatever, since we don't have top 25 at all

---Corey Cooper- 30 tackles (66th): 18 assists (38th)

---Avery Moss- 2.5 sacks (39th): .63 sacks per game (79th)

---Randy Gregory- 20 yards TFL (71st): 33 INT yards (64th): 1 INT TD (6th)

---Stanley "Mean Jean" Baptist- 4 INT's (1st): 134 yards (2nd): 1 INT TD (6th): 1 INT per game (1st)

---Ciante Evans- 3 INT's (3rd): 27 INT yards (86th): 1 INT TD (6th): .75 INT per game (5th)

Disclaimer: Stats are from www.cfbstats.com
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Obviously as you can tell, we have a LOT of work on both sides of the ball, more-so the defense, but all I can say, Evans, Baptist and Gregory are holding their weight, plus more. Others need to step up and become what they are capable of. Starts and ends with tackling.

 
HuskerNationNick said:
Obviously as you can tell, we have a LOT of work on both sides of the ball, more-so the defense, but all I can say, Evans, Baptist and Gregory are holding their weight, plus more. Others need to step up and become what they are capable of. Starts and ends with tackling.
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It wouldn't hurt if Evans were a better open field tackler.

 
TheSker said:
HuskerNationNick said:
Obviously as you can tell, we have a LOT of work on both sides of the ball, more-so the defense, but all I can say, Evans, Baptist and Gregory are holding their weight, plus more. Others need to step up and become what they are capable of. Starts and ends with tackling.
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It wouldn't hurt if Evans were a better open field tackler.
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It wouldn't hurt if EVERYBODY was a better tackler.... open field or otherwise.

 
tmfr15 said:
TheSker said:
HuskerNationNick said:
Obviously as you can tell, we have a LOT of work on both sides of the ball, more-so the defense, but all I can say, Evans, Baptist and Gregory are holding their weight, plus more. Others need to step up and become what they are capable of. Starts and ends with tackling.
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It wouldn't hurt if Evans were a better open field tackler.
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It wouldn't hurt if EVERYBODY was a better tackler.... open field or otherwise.
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Ain't that the truth.

 
Lots of work to be done. I do not imagine the defense improving itself too dramatically considering our remaining schedule.

 
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Bo will have 2 weeks to re tool the defense....if there is little or no improvement next weekend, this season will be toast, with major coaching changes next year.

 
The scariest thing about those stats?

Looks like Nebraska's strength of schedule (to date) is around 98th nationally. I'd hate to see how bad Bo's 2013 defense would look against decent competition.
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Hunter94 said:
Bo will have 2 weeks to re tool the defense....if there is little or no improvement next weekend, this season will be toast, with major coaching changes next year.
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Agreed. In all actuality, I would like to think our next 3 games are "easier". We have the extra bye as well. If we lose one of the next 3, the seat gies from hot to cinders. Bo really needs to show that he and the staff can do something to get the D fixed. A tangible product that shows results. IMO, not just in the W-L column, but stats as well.

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