Big ten rushing stats

[trojanfight]

I find it interesting that none of the 2023 B1G teams are in the top 25 rushing the football. Maybe its not this tough rushing teams as its being made out to be. of USC opponents LSU, ND and UCLA are the only teams in the top 25 rushing yards. Michigan at 51 is surprising.

 

[jwolt92]

Cool troll thread.

Yes Michigan clearly won the national championship with all of their downfield passes and finesse. Definitely not their smashmouth defense and run game.

How'd USC do?

 

[Gator]

I find it interesting that none of the 2023 B1G teams are in the top 25 rushing the football. Maybe its not this tough rushing teams as its being made out to be. of USC opponents LSU, ND and UCLA are the only teams in the top 25 rushing yards. Michigan at 51 is surprising.

But, but, but.. what happened to "Halfback U"? USC is 93rd in rushing (133.6 Yds/Gm)!

 

[trojanfight]

But, but, but.. what happened to "Halfback U"? USC is 93rd in rushing (133.6 Yds/Gm)!

yes because Florida is light years better at 77th?

 

[Gator]

yes because Florida is light years better at 77th?

People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones!
I.e., You shouldn't bring up stats for other teams when your team's stats are even worse!

 

[Tomhusker]

You'll find out soon enough.

 

[navamind]

Michigan's running game was weird. It was effective and kept the chains moving, but it wasn't nearly as explosive as it had been the prior two seasons . I think part of that was facing better defenses and keying in on stopping our running game. Michigan had five opponents who gave up 3.5 YPC or less (PSU, Nebraska, Maryland, Iowa, OSU). Bama just missed that cutoff at 3.7. 7 of their opponents were in the top 20 in SP+ defense, though I do think the mediocre B10W offenses skew those numbers a bit. Donovan Edwards was also struggling for a good chunk of the season, felt like he was just struggling to find his holes. He looked more like 2022 Edwards later in the season, especially with those two long runs against Washington.

 

[Duckboy33]

2023 Big Ten YPC:

Penn State - 4.67
Wisconsin - 4.61
Michigan - 4.50
Nebraska - 4.44
Purdue - 4.39
Rutgers - 4.24
Ohio State - 4.19
Minnesota - 4.06
Illinois - 3.83
Maryland - 3.70
Iowa - 3.34
Indiana - 3.33
Michigan State - 2.90
Northwestern - 2.89

Incoming Big Ten:
Oregon - 5.91
UCLA - 4.88
USC - 4.83
Washington - 4.32

 

[PIBuckeye]

2023 Big Ten YPC:

Penn State - 4.67
Wisconsin - 4.61
Michigan - 4.50
Nebraska - 4.44
Purdue - 4.39
Rutgers - 4.24
Ohio State - 4.19
Minnesota - 4.06
Illinois - 3.83
Maryland - 3.70
Iowa - 3.34
Indiana - 3.33
Michigan State - 2.90
Northwestern - 2.89

Incoming Big Ten:
Oregon - 5.91
UCLA - 4.88
USC - 4.83
Washington - 4.32

yeah. nice.

Let's see how those 4 teams do against B1G defenses

 

[jon2tanman]

yeah. nice.

Let's see how those 4 teams do against B1G defenses

It will fall off a little but not much.

 

[Shanemansj13]

It will fall off a little but not much.

I can tell you this much...Oregon won't be anywhere close 5.91 lol

 

[Duckboy33]

I can tell you this much...Oregon won't be anywhere close 5.91 lol

I'm betting Oregon remains over 5.0

 

[Duckboy33]

You'll find out soon enough.

I guess we did

 

[Tomhusker]

I guess we did

Meh

Also

Fuck you for quoting me on a post that is 6 months old. I had to reread everything to figure out what the hell I was talking about.

 

[Duckboy33]

Meh

Also

Fuck you for quoting me on a post that is 6 months old. I had to reread everything to figure out what the hell I was talking about.

That's usually how these predictions work. They get proven out over time.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

I guess we did

You all averaged 1.2 YPC less. Great season though.

UCLA was 3.1 lol

USC was a solid 5.3 though

 

[Duckboy33]

You all averaged 1.2 YPC less. Great season though.

UCLA was 3.1 lol

USC was a solid 5.3 though

Oregon's OL was a mess early in the season. Idaho was actually their worst rushing game. Once they figured things out, they were around the 5.0 that I expected.

 

[JohnDBarrow]

Yabba dabba doo!

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Oregon's OL was a mess early in the season. Idaho was actually their worst rushing game. Once they figured things out, they were around the 5.0 that I expected.

Negative 23 wasn't it?

Lol