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What to Watch: Week 12 in College Football (Part II)

12:00 PM ET ESPN: #7 Wisconsin 9-1 (-4) @ Michigan 7-3 - The Badgers need to keep on winning and hope that Ohio State doesn't lose, so that they can get a share of the Big Ten title.  Last week they blasted Indiana 83-20 with 338 yards rushing and 260 yards passing.  Sophomore RB Montee Ball had 167 yards rushing with 3 TDs, while filling in for John Clay (knee).  Senior QB Scott Tolzien threw for 181 yards and 3 TDs, but could double those numbers in this game as the Wolverines have one of the worst pass defenses in the nation.  The only way Michigan wins this game is if they get into a shootout.  Sophomore QB Denard Robinson is 2nd in the nation in offensive total yards per game (331.9)... Imagine where this team would be without him.  He'll be going up against a Badgers defense that has been good, but not great this season.  They've only allowed 4 rushing TDs, second fewest in the nation, but at the same time are allowing 3.84 yards per carry, which ranks 41st.  The Wolverines have won 8 of the last 11 in this series. 

Badgers Offense: 428.5 ypg (27th), 6.6 yards/play (13th), & 51.4|PERCENT| 3rd Down (9th)
Pass: 200.3 ypg (74th), 9.1 ypa (6th), 72.9|PERCENT| comp. (1st), 13 TDs, & 5 INTs
Run: 228.2 ypg (12th), 5.36 yards/carry (13th), & 35 TDs

Wolverines Defense: 433.9 ypg (99th), 5.9 yards/play (85th), & 40.3|PERCENT| comp. (70th)
Pass: 270.2 ypg (114th), 7.9 ypa (103rd), 61.3|PERCENT| comp. (83rd), 16 TDs, & 9 INTs
Run: 163.7 ypg (75th), 4.17 yards/carry (58th), & 23 TDs

Wolverines Offense: 521.8 ypg (5th), 7.1 yards/play (5th), & 47.4|PERCENT| 3rd Down (21st)
Pass: 255.5 ypg (31st), 9.1 ypa (6th), 64.4|PERCENT| comp. (26th), 19 TDs, & 12 INTs
Run: 266.4 ypg (9th), 5.87 yards/carry (5th), & 32 TDs

Badgers Defense: 315.6 ypg (21st), 5.1 yards/play (32nd), & 38.9|PERCENT| comp. (54th)
Pass: 190.5 ypg (28th), 6.6 ypa (42nd), 56.1|PERCENT| comp. (31st), 16 TDs, & 9 INTs
Run: 125.1 ypg (24th), 3.84 yards/carry (41st), & 4 TDs

12:00 PM ET ESPN2: Pitt 5-4 (-3) @ South Florida 6-3 - All of the Big East conference teams (not named Pitt) will be rooting for South Florida to win this game.  A USF win means that up four teams (Pitt, USF, 'Cuse/UConn, & WV) could be tied for the conference lead with 2 weeks left and then anything could happen.  Pitt is in this position because they lost to UConn last week 28-30.  In that game sophomore QB Tino Sunseri threw for 220 yards, 1 TD, and 2 INTs, while RBs Dion Lewis and Ray Graham combined for over 150 yards and 3 TDs.  The main reason they lost the game is because they couldn't stop Huskies RB Jordan Todman, who dropped 222 yards rushing on them.  It'd doubtful that anyone on South Florida will have that kind of game, but the Bulls will run the ball the majority of the time.  RBs Moise Plancher and Demetris Murray split the carries and each is averaging around 55 yards a game.  The key to the Bulls offensive should be sophomore QB B.J. Daniels.  Daniels is going to have to bring his "A" game and by that I mean, limit the turnovers; he has a 9/11 TD/INT ratio on the season.  Pitt has won 4 of the last 6 in this series. 

Panthers Offense: 368.2 ypg (69th), 5.8 yards/play (39th), & 39.7|PERCENT| 3rd Down (64th)
Pass: 213.4 ypg (67th), 7.5 ypa (38th), 65.6|PERCENT| comp. (18th), 13 TDs, & 8 INTs
Run: 154.8 ypg (58th), 4.46 yards/carry (48th), & 17 TDs

Bulls Defense: 329.4 ypg (30th), 4.9 yards/play (26th), & 36.4|PERCENT| comp. (31st)
Pass: 201.3 ypg (39th), 6.4 ypa (27th), 60.1|PERCENT| comp. (73rd), 15 TDs, & 10 INTs
Run: 128.1 ypg (30th), 3.53 yards/carry (27th), & 4 TDs

Bulls Offense: 314.6 ypg (102nd), 5.3 yards/play (71st), & 28.2|PERCENT| 3rd Down (118th)
Pass: 162.7 ypg (103rd), 7.4 ypa (41st), 58.6|PERCENT| comp. (69th), 10 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 151.9 ypg (61st), 4.07 yards/carry (71st), & 13 TDs

Panthers Defense: 304.6 ypg (12th), 4.6 yards/play (14th), & 38.8|PERCENT| comp. (53rd)
Pass: 193.6 ypg (33rd), 5.9 ypa (13th), 57.0|PERCENT| comp. (43rd), 11 TDs, & 9 INTs
Run: 111.0 ypg (11th), 3.34 yards/carry (18th), & 8 TDs

3:30 PM ET ABC/ESPN: #9 Ohio State 9-1 (-3) @ #20 Iowa 7-3 - This game is important to not only the Buckeyes, but also Wisconsin.  If Iowa wins this game, Michigan State will likely win the Big Ten because they beat Wisconsin.  However if the Buckeyes win this game, they remain in a three-way tie with Michigan State and Wisconsin for the conference title.  Junior QB Terrelle Pryor has played at a pretty high level this season as he's top 10 in QB efficiency rating (166.41), yards per attempt (9.0), and completion percentage (67.2|PERCENT|).  The Iowa pass defense has been pretty average this season.  In their loss to Northwestern last weekend, they allowed 318 yards and 2 TDs.  Their run defense however, has been fantastic allowing just 86.8 yards per game.  Offensively, Iowa is led by senior QB Ricky Stanzi, who like Pryor, has played very well this season.  Stanzi is third in QB efficiency rating (167.20), fifth in yards per attempt (9.2), and 16th in completion percentage (66.4|PERCENT|).   He should find it tough to pass on this Buckeyes defense that ranks 6th in passing yards allowed per game (151.1).  Last week against Penn State they gave up 159 yards, 2 TDs, and 2 INTs.  Sophomore RB Adam Robinson too will have a tough challenge as the Buckeyes rank 4th in yards allowed per game (86.5).  This should be a very close game.  The Buckeyes have won 10 of the last 11 in this series. 

Buckeyes Offense: 455.5 ypg (17th), 6.6 yards/play (13th), & 44.3|PERCENT| 3rd Down (37th)
Pass: 233.5 ypg (50th), 8.8 ypa (13th), 67.4|PERCENT| comp. (9th), 25 TDs, & 10 INTs
Run: 222.0 ypg (13th), 5.27 yards/carry (15th), & 23 TDs

Hawkeyes Defense: 307.0 ypg (16th), 4.7 yards/play (68th), & 36.2|PERCENT| comp. (27th)
Pass: 220.2 ypg (70th), 6.1 ypa (19th), 62.2|PERCENT| comp. (88th), 10 TDs, & 15 INTs
Run: 86.8 ypg (5th), 2.93 yards/carry (5th), & 7 TDs

Hawkeyes Offense: 405.9 ypg (46th), 6.3 yards/play (25th), & 36.4|PERCENT| 3rd Down (89th)
Pass: 252.7 ypg (35th), 8.9 ypa (9th), 65.4|PERCENT| comp. (20th), 23 TDs, & 4 INTs
Run: 153.2 ypg (60th), 4.26 yards/carry (56th), & 13 TDs

Buckeyes Defense: 237.6 ypg (2nd), 4.1 yards/play (2nd), & 28.6|PERCENT| comp. (4th)
Pass: 151.1 ypg (6th), 5.5 ypa (4th), 53.6|PERCENT| comp. (14th), 6 TDs, & 17 INTs
Run: 86.5 ypg (4th), 2.82 yards/carry (4th), & 7 TDs

3:30 PM ET ABC/ESPN: #16 Virginia Tech 8-2 (-2) @ #24 Miami 7-3 - The Hokies have won 8 games in a row and with a win Saturday, they'll win the ACC Coastal division.  They'll be facing a Miami team that is still without junior QB Jacory Harris (concussion).  Frosh QB Stephen Morris will make his third straight start and that's not necessarily a bad thing, if you saw how Harris played for much of the season.  Morris' numbers have improved each week to the point that last week he had a 12.8 ypa with 230 yards, 1 TD, and 0 INTs.  This Hokies pass defense, which has a 1/8 TD/INT ratio over the last four games, will be a good litmus test for him.  Expect the 'Canes to try to minimize the pressure on Morris by running the ball as much as possible.  The VT run defense is average at best (they've given up over 200 ypg & 7 TDs over their last 4 games).  Offensively, the Hokies run the ball well with QB Tyrod Taylor and RBs Darren Evans & Ryan Williams.  Taylor has done well passing the ball as he has a 13/2 TD/INT ratio over his last 6 games.  He'll be going up against the 'Canes third ranked pass defense that has allowed only one team to pass for more than 200 yards on them.  It's much easier to run on them; just ask Virginia who rushed for 185 yards and 2 TDs on them three weeks ago.  The Hokies have won 5 of the last 7 in this series. 

Hokies Offense: 415.0 ypg (36th), 6.4 yards/play (18th), & 43.1|PERCENT| 3rd Down (41st)
Pass: 206.5 ypg (70th), 8.5 ypa (19th), 59.3|PERCENT| comp. (59th), 18 TDs, & 4 INTs
Run: 208.5 ypg (19th), 5.15 yards/carry (20th), & 21 TDs

Hurricanes Defense: 314.3 ypg (19th), 4.8 yards/play (21st), & 34.4|PERCENT| comp. (18th)
Pass: 147.9 ypg (3rd), 5.8 ypa (11th), 49.6|PERCENT| comp. (4th), 6 TDs, & 16 INTs
Run: 166.4 ypg (77th), 4.11 yards/carry (54th), & 13 TDs

Hurricanes Offense: 425.4 ypg (29th), 5.9 yards/play (36th), & 40.0|PERCENT| 3rd Down (60th)
Pass: 239.6 ypg (44th), 7.2 ypa (57th), 53.4|PERCENT| comp. (108th), 18 TDs, & 18 INTs
Run: 185.8 ypg (32nd), 4.79 yards/carry (32nd), & 16 TDs

Hokies Defense: 343.1 ypg (37th), 5.3 yards/play (50th), & 36.2|PERCENT| comp. (29th)
Pass: 188.0 ypg (21st), 6.0 ypa (16th), 48.3|PERCENT| comp. (2nd), 12 TDs, & 16 INTs
Run: 155.1 ypg (65th), 4.70 yards/carry (96th), & 12 TDs

3:30 PM ET FSN: #6 Stanford 9-1 (-6.5) @ Cal 5-5 - Cal plays different at home.  At Memorial Stadium they lead the nation in defense, allowing just 203.0 total yards per game.  Coming into last week, most thought it was simply because they hadn't played anyone of consequence yet and they would eventually get exposed. However, against Oregon, one of the best offenses in the nation, they held the Ducks to 317 total yards and only 1 offensive TD.  Heisman trophy candidate LaMichael James had only 91 yards rushing on 29 carries.  This week they take on another player in the running for the Heisman in Stanford QB Andrew Luck.  Luck is top ten in QB efficiency rating (159.55) and completion percentage (69.6|PERCENT|).  He's pretty mobile too with 37.3 yards per game rushing.  Offensively for Cal, they've got to get RB Shane Vereen going so they can take pressure off of QB Brock Mansion.  Mansion has averaged around 125 ypg passing with a 1/2 TD/INT ratio over his three starts in place of Kevin Riley (knee)... not good.  Cal has won 7 of the last 8 in this series. 

Cardinal Offense: 466.5 ypg (14th), 6.5 yards/play (16th), & 58.1|PERCENT| 3rd Down (1st)
Pass: 253.0 ypg (34th), 8.3 ypa (23rd), 69.2|PERCENT| comp. (5th), 22 TDs, & 7 INTs
Run: 213.5 ypg (17th), 5.12 yards/carry (21st), & 27 TDs

Golden Bears Defense: 301.1 ypg (10th), 4.5 yards/play (11th), & 34.2|PERCENT| comp. (15th)
Pass: 175.4 ypg (14th), 5.6 ypa (8th), 53.8|PERCENT| comp. (15th), 12 TDs, & 8 INTs
Run: 125.7 ypg (26th), 3.56 yards/carry (29th), & 10 TDs

Golden Bears Offense: 342.2 ypg (86th), 5.4 yards/play (64th), & 34.7|PERCENT| 3rd Down (100th)
Pass: 181.6 ypg (90th), 6.7 ypa (78th), 56.5|PERCENT| comp. (85th), 14 TDs, & 8 INTs
Run: 160.6 ypg (53rd), 4.40 yards/carry (52nd), & 19 TDs

Cardinal Defense: 332.5 ypg (32nd), 5.3 yards/play (50th), & 36.5|PERCENT| comp. (32nd)
Pass: 199.7 ypg (38th), 6.5 ypa (35th), 59.3|PERCENT| comp. (67th), 13 TDs, & 12 INTs
Run: 132.8 ypg (37th), 4.15 yards/carry (56th), & 12 TDs

7:00 PM ET ESPN: #13 Arkansas 8-2 (-3) @ #21 Mississippi State 7-3 - Mississippi State was rolling along, winners of 6 in a row, until they got thumped by Alabama 10-30 last weekend.  QB Greg McElroy threw for 277 yards, 2 TDs, and 1 INT.  This week, they face a better passer in Arkansas' Ryan Mallet.  Mallet is top ten in passing yards per game (296.7), QB efficiency rating (166.48), yards per attempt (9.4), and completion percentage (67.3|PERCENT|).  The Razorbacks run game has really taken off lately with sophomore RB Knile Davis.  In the first six games of the season Davis was averaging almost 50 ypg, but in the last four games he has averaged over 130 ypg.  Expect the Bulldogs to try to run the ball as well.  They've rushed for over 200 yards in five of their last six games.  RB Vick Ballard is third in the SEC in rushing TDs this season with 13.  The Razorbacks have given up only 113 rushing ypg over their last three games, so this should be a good match-up.  The Razorbacks have won 10 of the last 11 in this series.   

Razorbacks Offense: 491.9 ypg (7th), 7.3 yards/play (3rd), & 44.8|PERCENT| 3rd Down (33rd)
Pass: 343.6 ypg (3rd), 9.3 ypa (4th), 66.9|PERCENT| comp. (11th), 28 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 148.3 ypg (66th), 4.81 yards/carry (31st), & 19 TDs

Bulldogs Defense: 348.3 ypg (43rd), 5.2 yards/play (42nd), & 37.4|PERCENT| comp. (38th)
Pass: 227.1 ypg (79th), 6.8 ypa (52nd), 56.7|PERCENT| comp. (39th), 13 TDs, & 10 INTs
Run: 121.2 ypg (20th), 3.56 yards/carry (29th), & 7 TDs

Bulldogs Offense: 374.8 ypg (64th), 5.7 yards/play (48th), & 46.9|PERCENT| 3rd Down (23rd)
Pass: 161.8 ypg (104th), 7.6 ypa (36th), 54.2|PERCENT| comp. (100th), 11 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 213.0 ypg (18th), 4.82 yards/carry (30th), & 20 TDs

Razorbacks Defense: 329.7 ypg (31st), 5.3 yards/play (50th), & 30.8|PERCENT| comp. (7th)
Pass: 177.0 ypg (15th), 6.9 ypa (56th), 53.1|PERCENT| comp. (9th), 11 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 152.7 ypg (63rd), 4.15 yards/carry (56th), & 13 TDs

7:00 PM ET ESPNU: UConn 5-4 @ Syracuse 7-3 (-4)
- UConn will attempt to get their first road win this Saturday when they take on Syracuse.  The majority of their offense is RB Jordan Todman, who is the nation's second leading rusher at 147.0 ypg.  Last week against Pitt he had 222 yards on 37 carries.  The passing game has been pretty much non-existent as they've averaged 156.7 yards per game and a 54.1|PERCENT| completion rate.  Expect Syracuse to stack the box and make Todman their main focus.  On the other side of the ball, look for the Orangemen to struggle with their offense.  In conference games they're averaging only 280.7 yards per game.  RB Delone Carter should have decent numbers against the UConn 73rd ranked rush defense.  He has average around 100 yards rushing over the last three games.  This game is especially important to UConn as they are one Pitt loss away from potentially leading the Big East.  UConn has won 4 of the last 5 in this series. 

Huskies Offense: 339.7 ypg (87th), 5.3 yards/play (71st), & 29.5|PERCENT| 3rd Down (115th)
Pass: 156.7 ypg (107th), 5.8 ypa (110th), 54.1|PERCENT| comp. (103rd), 9 TDs, & 5 INTs
Run: 183.0 ypg (34th), 4.96 yards/carry (26th), & 14 TDs

Orange Defense: 295.6 ypg (8th), 4.4 yards/play (6th), & 38.3|PERCENT| comp. (47th)
Pass: 166.8 ypg (11th), 5.5 ypa (4th), 55.0|PERCENT| comp. (21st), 13 TDs, & 8 INTs
Run: 128.8 ypg (32nd), 3.55 yards/carry (28th), & 8 TDs

Orange Offense: 322.6 ypg (97th), 5.1 yards/play (86th), & 38.7|PERCENT| 3rd Down (72nd)
Pass: 181.8 ypg (88th), 6.4 ypa (94th), 55.7|PERCENT| comp. (88th), 16 TDs, & 6 INTs
Run: 140.8 ypg (79th), 4.03 yards/carry (75th), & 11 TDs

Huskies Defense: 364.1 ypg (56th), 5.2 yards/play (42nd), & 40.3|PERCENT| comp. (71st)
Pass: 202.6 ypg (43rd), 6.8 ypa (52nd), 59.3|PERCENT| comp. (67th), 11 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 161.6 ypg (73rd), 4.03 yards/carry (50th), & 11 TDs

8:00 PM ET ABC/ESPN: #25 Florida State 7-3 (-4) @ Maryland 7-3 - With two weeks left in the ACC schedule, Florida State, Maryland, or NC State could win the Atlantic division.  That means that this game is very important to all three teams.  Seminoles QB Christian Ponder is expected to start, after dealing with a ruptured bursa sac in his elbow.  The FSU run game has stabilized the offense and I wouldn't be surprised to see them run all over the Terrapins defense in this game.  Two weeks ago against Miami, they gave up 218 yards on the ground.  The Maryland offense is pretty bad averaging just 326.9 yards a game, but they did gain 425 yards last week against Virginia.  Frosh QB Danny O'Brien averages 157.1 ypg with a 16/4 TD/INT ratio.  How the MD offensive line deals with the constant pressure they'll receive from the FSU defense will determine how successful O'Brien will be.  The Seminoles lead the nation in sacks with 39 on the season.  Florida State has won 12 of the last 14 in this series. 

Seminoles Offense: 400.2 ypg (50th), 6.2 yards/play (27th), & 50.0|PERCENT| 3rd Down (14th)
Pass: 213.6 ypg (66th), 7.3 ypa (46th), 62.0|PERCENT| comp. (41st), 18 TDs, & 9 INTs
Run: 186.6 ypg (31st), 5.23 yards/carry (17th), & 21 TDs

Terrapins Defense: 344.9 ypg (39th), 4.7 yards/play (16th), & 40.2|PERCENT| comp. (69th)
Pass: 213.7 ypg (58th), 6.1 ypa (19th), 52.6|PERCENT| comp. (7th), 12 TDs, & 15 INTs
Run: 131.2 ypg (34th), 3.34 yards/carry (18th), & 11 TDs

Terrapins Offense: 326.9 ypg (94th), 5.3 yards/play (71st), & 35.4|PERCENT| 3rd Down (97th)
Pass: 192.4 ypg (80th), 7.0 ypa (65th), 53.8|PERCENT| comp. (104th), 21 TDs, & 6 INTs
Run: 134.5 ypg (84th), 3.94 yards/carry (80th), & 14 TDs

Seminoles Defense: 338.8 ypg (35th), 4.7 yards/play (16th), & 37.9|PERCENT| comp. (42nd)
Pass: 227.9 ypg (80th), 6.5 ypa (35th), 58.5|PERCENT| comp. (57th), 11 TDs, & 9 INTs
Run: 110.9 ypg (10th), 2.98 yards/carry (6th), & 9 TDs

8:00 PM ET ABC/ESPN: #8 Nebraska 9-1 (-2.5) @ #19 Texas A&M 7-3 - What an up and season this has been for the Aggies.  They started out 3-0, then went 0-3, and are now on a 4-0 run.  The reason for much of this has been their QB play.  Jerrod Johnson started the season fine, then he couldn't stop turning the ball over, so coach Mike Sherman inserted Ryan Tannehill, who had been playing WR, into the lineup and the offense took off.  Tannehill has a 10/3 TD/INT ratio and a QB efficiency rating (156.61) that would rank 16th in the nation, if he had started enough games to qualify.  He'll be going up against a Cornhuskers pass defense that ranks 2nd in the nation, but I wouldn't be surprised if this game is sort of like the one Nebraska played against Oklahoma State, where the offenses went back and forth all game and the score ended up being 51-41.  Another interesting match-up in this game is Nebraska's QB Taylor Martinez and the Aggies defense, which ranks 13th against the run, but 101st against the pass.  Martinez has started to pass more lately, averaging over 200 yards in his last three games.  The Cornhuskers have won 4 of the last 5 in this series. 

Cornhuskers Offense: 437.9 ypg (22nd), 6.8 yards/play (9th), & 42.6|PERCENT| 3rd Down (45th)
Pass: 155.6 ypg (108th), 8.4 ypa (22nd), 58.1|PERCENT| comp. (73rd), 10 TDs, & 4 INTs
Run: 282.3 ypg (7th), 6.22 yards/carry (3rd), & 29 TDs

Aggies Defense: 362.5 ypg (55th), 4.7 yards/play (16th), & 34.3|PERCENT| comp. (16th)
Pass: 250.3 ypg (101st), 5.9 ypa (13th), 61.3|PERCENT| comp. (83rd), 15 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 112.2 ypg (13th), 3.20 yards/carry (13th), & 11 TDs

Aggies Offense: 469.5 ypg (12th), 5.6 yards/play (55th), & 45.7|PERCENT| 3rd Down (26th)
Pass: 308.1 ypg (8th), 7.3 ypa (46th), 60.7|PERCENT| comp. (47th), 24 TDs, & 12 INTs
Run: 161.4 ypg (51st), 3.91 yards/carry (81st), & 17 TDs

Cornhuskers Defense: 292.9 ypg (6th), 4.4 yards/play (6th), & 33.3|PERCENT| comp. (14th)
Pass: 140.2 ypg (2nd), 5.1 ypa (1st), 48.2|PERCENT| comp. (1st), 10 TDs, & 16 INTs
Run: 152.7 ypg (63rd), 3.86 yards/carry (44th), & 10 TDs

8:00 PM ET ESPN2: #14 Oklahoma 8-2 (-7.5) @ Baylor 7-4 - The Sooners are fighting to try and land a spot in the Big 12 title game.  Their offense has been fantastic this season with the trio of QB Landry Jones, RB DeMarco Murray, and WR Ryan Broyles.  Jones is 3rd in passing yards per game (315.4), Murray is 13th in yards from scrimmage (129.5 ypg), and Broyles is 3rd in receiving yards per game (119.6).  They should have no trouble scoring against a Baylor defense that has allowed a combined 97 points in their last two games, both losses.  The only reason they've won 7 games this season is because of QB Robert Griffin, who is 4th in the nation in total offensive yards per game (325.4).  In their last two games, Griffin hasn't played all that great as a passer with 239.5 ypg, 0 TDs, and 1 INT.  He had averaged 288 yards passing and thrown at least 1 TD in all of his other games.  Expect a high scoring game.  Oklahoma has won 5 in a row in this series. 

Sooners Offense: 472.1 ypg (11th), 5.5 yards/play (59th), & 44.7|PERCENT| 3rd Down (34th)
Pass: 321.5 ypg (4th), 7.3 ypa (46th), 66.7|PERCENT| comp. (12th), 27 TDs, & 6 INTs
Run: 150.6 ypg (65th), 3.52 yards/carry (93rd), & 18 TDs

Bears Defense: 424.1 ypg (97th), 5.7 yards/play (76th), & 42.4|PERCENT| comp. (88th)
Pass: 259.2 ypg (108th), 7.1 ypa (66th), 65.4|PERCENT| comp. (111th), 13 TDs, & 9 INTs
Run: 164.9 ypg (76th), & 4.31 yards/carry (69th), & 21 TDs

Bears Offense: 489.2 ypg (9th), 6.8 yards/play (9th), & 43.2|PERCENT| 3rd Down (39th)
Pass: 292.0 ypg (14th), 8.1 ypa (27th), 66.3|PERCENT| comp. (15th), 21 TDs, & 6 INTs
Run: 197.2 ypg (24th), 5.41 yards/carry (12th), & 22 TDs

Sooners Defense: 369.8 ypg (60th), 5.2 yards/play (42nd), & 36.3|PERCENT| comp. (30th)
Pass: 222.9 ypg (75th), 6.3 ypa (24), 54.1|PERCENT| comp. (16th), 11 TDs, & 11 INTs
Run: 146.9 ypg (50th), 4.09 yards/carry (52nd), & 10 TDs