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<blockquote data-quote="GoWVU" data-source="post: 129402055" data-attributes="member: 1457561">Oklahoma I will give you, Woody.&nbsp; You may want to compare what both TT and WVU did against the conference's big four, who are our only common opponents so far:TT v. TCU = 52 points, 84 plays, 607 yards, 7.23 yards/playWVU @ TCU = 10 pts, 76 plays, 327 yds, 4.30 yds/playTT v. Baylor (in Arlington) = 35 pts, 89 plays, 636 yds, 7.15 yds/playWVU @ Baylor = 38 pts, 83 plays, 471 yds, 5.67 yds/playTT @ Oklahoma = 27 pts, 85 plays, 425 yds, 5.00 yds/playWVU @ Oklahoma = 24 pts, 85 plays, 369 yds, 4.34 yds/playTT v. Oklahoma St = 53 pts, 94 plays, 642 yds, 6.83 yds/playWVU v. Oklahoma St = 26 pts, 98 plays, 443 yds, 4.52 yds/playTexas Tech has been held under 576 yards just twice in 9 games, by Arkansas and Oklahoma.&nbsp; The 27 points the Red Raiders scored against the Sooners is their only time under 30 so far.Conversely, WVU has exceeded 576 yards just once, against Maryland.&nbsp; More alarmingly, in 3 of our 4 conference games we've been held under 27 points which is TT's lowest point total of the year.WVU is still winless all-time (0-11) in Big 12 games when scoring under 30 points, so Holgorsen needs to find a way to get it up cranked up again in a hurry unless we somehow come up with the defensive performance of the year.I don't know what I find more disturbing--the fact that we're only 11-9 in conference games when we do score 30+...or the fact that we've been held under 30 points more than 1/3 of the time in such a defense-optional league.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GoWVU, post: 129402055, member: 1457561"] Oklahoma I will give you, Woody. You may want to compare what both TT and WVU did against the conference's big four, who are our only common opponents so far: TT v. TCU = 52 points, 84 plays, 607 yards, 7.23 yards/play WVU @ TCU = 10 pts, 76 plays, 327 yds, 4.30 yds/play TT v. Baylor (in Arlington) = 35 pts, 89 plays, 636 yds, 7.15 yds/play WVU @ Baylor = 38 pts, 83 plays, 471 yds, 5.67 yds/play TT @ Oklahoma = 27 pts, 85 plays, 425 yds, 5.00 yds/play WVU @ Oklahoma = 24 pts, 85 plays, 369 yds, 4.34 yds/play TT v. Oklahoma St = 53 pts, 94 plays, 642 yds, 6.83 yds/play WVU v. Oklahoma St = 26 pts, 98 plays, 443 yds, 4.52 yds/play Texas Tech has been held under 576 yards just twice in 9 games, by Arkansas and Oklahoma. The 27 points the Red Raiders scored against the Sooners is their only time under 30 so far. Conversely, WVU has [i]exceeded[/i] 576 yards just once, against Maryland. More alarmingly, in 3 of our 4 conference games we've been held under 27 points which is TT's lowest point total of the year. WVU is still winless all-time (0-11) in Big 12 games when scoring under 30 points, so Holgorsen needs to find a way to get it up cranked up again in a hurry unless we somehow come up with the defensive performance of the year. I don't know what I find more disturbing--the fact that we're only 11-9 in conference games when we [i]do[/i] score 30+...or the fact that we've been held under 30 points more than 1/3 of the time in such a defense-optional league. [/QUOTE]

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