2020 NCAA Football Returning Production

[Bison]

https://www.espn.com/college-footba...football-teams-most-returning-production-2020


Returning Production For 2020

TEAM	OVERALL	OFFENSE (RANK)	DEFENSE (RANK)
1. Northwestern	84%	88% (6)	80% (23)
2. Ga. Tech	84%	74% (39)	94% (2)
3. Houston	83%	73% (42)	93% (3)
4. ECU	83%	87% (8)	79% (26)
5. USC	82%	77% (25)	87% (7)
6. Va. Tech	82%	74% (36)	89% (5)
7. ODU	81%	80% (19)	83% (10)
8. UAB	81%	82% (14)	80% (20)
9. Oklahoma St.	80%	75% (34)	86% (8)
10. Rice	79%	63% (70)	96% (1)
11. Indiana	78%	74% (37)	82% (13)
12. Illinois	78%	86% (11)	71% (46)
13. Louisville	78%	79% (21)	77% (31)
14. Akron	78%	89% (3)	66% (57)
15. Rutgers	78%	76% (29)	79% (25)
16. Texas A&M	77%	80% (17)	74% (37)
17. Nebraska	76%	92% (2)	59% (83)
18. N. Carolina	75%	87% (9)	64% (63)
19. Coastal Caro.	75%	88% (5)	62% (69)
20. Purdue	74%	76% (32)	73% (40)
21. Texas	74%	66% (62)	82% (14)
22. Ball St.	74%	68% (60)	81% (19)
23. NC St.	74%	81% (15)	67% (56)
24. CMU	73%	70% (48)	77% (30)
25. Kentucky	73%	68% (56)	78% (27)
26. Miami-OH	73%	86% (10)	61% (74)
27. Florida St.	73%	63% (69)	83% (9)
28. Stanford	73%	71% (45)	74% (36)
29. Memphis	73%	69% (54)	77% (29)
30. Arizona	73%	66% (63)	79% (24)
31. Cincinnati	73%	69% (53)	76% (33)
32. S. Carolina	72%	72% (43)	72% (43)
33. California	72%	93% (1)	50% (105)
34. Wisconsin	72%	62% (72)	81% (17)
35. Ole Miss	71%	78% (23)	64% (61)
36. USF	71%	68% (57)	74% (38)
37. Buffalo	71%	80% (16)	62% (71)
38. UCF	71%	67% (61)	75% (35)
39. Toledo	71%	72% (44)	70% (48)
40. Marshall	71%	78% (22)	63% (64)
41. WKU	71%	53% (90)	89% (6)
42. App. St.	70%	87% (7)	53% (95)
43. BYU	70%	77% (26)	62% (72)
44. Ga. Southern	69%	80% (18)	59% (85)
45. Colorado St.	69%	76% (31)	63% (68)
46. Nevada	69%	73% (41)	65% (60)
47. Penn St.	69%	74% (38)	63% (66)
48. Pittsburgh	69%	77% (24)	60% (79)
49. UConn	68%	71% (46)	65% (59)
50. Tennessee	68%	68% (59)	69% (50)
51. Georgia St.	68%	53% (89)	83% (11)
52. Iowa St.	67%	62% (71)	73% (42)
53. Boston Coll.	67%	54% (88)	81% (16)
54. MTSU	66%	82% (12)	51% (101)
55. Louisiana	66%	65% (65)	67% (54)
56. Virginia	66%	51% (95)	81% (15)
57. Arkansas St.	65%	77% (27)	54% (93)
58. Arkansas	65%	63% (68)	68% (52)
59. Georgia	65%	50% (99)	80% (21)
60. S. Alabama	65%	70% (52)	60% (80)
61. Florida	65%	63% (67)	67% (55)
62. Boise St.	65%	54% (86)	75% (34)
63. UTSA	65%	76% (30)	53% (94)
64. TCU	65%	61% (75)	68% (51)
65. Duke	65%	56% (84)	73% (41)
66. W. Virginia	64%	71% (47)	58% (88)
67. UCLA	64%	75% (33)	53% (96)
68. Ohio	64%	51% (96)	78% (28)
69. So. Miss	64%	70% (50)	58% (86)
70. SMU	64%	75% (35)	53% (97)
71. Vanderbilt	64%	35% (122)	93% (4)
72. Arizona St.	63%	50% (98)	76% (32)
73. Kent St.	62%	68% (58)	57% (90)
74. Charlotte	61%	77% (28)	46% (116)
75. Tulsa	61%	88% (4)	34% (124)
76. Kansas St.	61%	59% (80)	63% (67)
77. New Mexico	61%	70% (49)	51% (99)
78. Auburn	61%	61% (77)	60% (78)
79. Wyoming	60%	69% (55)	52% (98)
80. Troy	60%	48% (104)	71% (45)
81. Texas Tech	59%	48% (106)	71% (44)
82. Oklahoma	59%	49% (103)	70% (47)
83. Notre Dame	59%	66% (64)	51% (102)
84. Oregon St.	58%	35% (123)	82% (12)
85. Wash. St.	58%	36% (121)	80% (22)
86. Minnesota	58%	82% (13)	33% (125)
87. Navy	58%	50% (100)	66% (58)
88. Alabama	58%	55% (85)	60% (75)
89. Oregon	57%	34% (124)	81% (18)
90. Maryland	56%	62% (73)	51% (100)
91. SJSU	56%	49% (102)	63% (65)
92. SDSU	56%	52% (92)	60% (77)
93. Ohio St.	56%	65% (66)	47% (114)
94. Fresno St.	56%	50% (101)	62% (73)
95. Temple	56%	73% (40)	38% (123)
96. Clemson	55%	60% (79)	51% (104)
97. Miami	55%	59% (82)	50% (106)
98. Utah St.	54%	51% (94)	57% (89)
99. UNLV	54%	80% (20)	29% (129)
100. Missouri	53%	43% (111)	64% (62)
101. Iowa	53%	50% (97)	56% (91)
102. Army	53%	61% (74)	44% (118)
103. Hawaii	52%	44% (109)	60% (76)
104. Washington	52%	30% (127)	74% (39)
105. Liberty	52%	44% (110)	59% (81)
106. Syracuse	52%	61% (76)	42% (121)
107. UMass	51%	52% (93)	51% (103)
108. Baylor	51%	70% (51)	32% (127)
109. FAU	51%	59% (83)	43% (120)
110. Miss. St.	51%	54% (87)	48% (113)
111. Wake Forest	50%	33% (125)	67% (53)
112. NMSU	50%	53% (91)	47% (115)
113. UL-Monroe	49%	29% (130)	69% (49)
114. NIU	49%	39% (117)	59% (82)
115. Colorado	49%	36% (120)	62% (70)
116. BGSU	47%	45% (108)	49% (109)
117. Michigan St.	46%	43% (112)	49% (111)
118. Texas St.	46%	59% (81)	32% (126)
119. WMU	46%	41% (113)	50% (107)
120. La. Tech	46%	61% (78)	31% (128)
121. N. Texas	45%	41% (114)	50% (108)
122. Tulane	44%	31% (126)	58% (87)
123. FIU	44%	30% (129)	59% (84)
124. EMU	44%	40% (116)	49% (112)
125. Michigan	43%	36% (119)	49% (110)
126. Kansas	42%	41% (115)	44% (117)
127. LSU	42%	30% (128)	54% (92)
128. Air Force	42%	46% (107)	38% (122)
129. UTEP	41%	39% (118)	44% (119)
130. Utah	37%	48% (105)	27% (130)

 

[Buffnik]

Misleading thread title. I thought this was going to be about EASports making my video game dreams come true. Buzzkill.

 

[BuffUp]

 

[Bison]

Misleading thread title. I thought this was going to be about EASports making my video game dreams come true. Buzzkill.

If the year was put at the end of the title, this would be in the Games section.

 

[MtnBuff]

For some of those schools returning mostly intact is not necessarily a good thing.

Ours is deceptive because so much of our production was Viska, Brown, and Montez.

You don't just "replace" a Viska, he would be a loss to any program in the country. If there is an area of the team though where we can lose a couple of top guys and not get killed by it that would be WR.

Montez was a statistic generator but we all know that a lot of those statistics were hollow and that at key times when we needed a win he wasn't producing.

 

[Bison]

Every thought of CU's wins over Nebraska the last two years brings a smile to my face. They would have been a tougher out this year but beating them would still be doable.

Texas A&M is going to be a tough game because this is year three of Jimbo Fisher's tenure and he should have most of his players on the team by now. I am not expecting a win over Texas A&M but if we keep the game close, that could be a good sign for the Buffs the rest of the season.

I think USC is going to be the favorite to win the Pac-12 and given all the exprience out there, I think the Trojans will make a bowl game. Will it be enough to save Helton's job?

It's a good thing for Stanford that Mills got playing time last season in addition to other Cardinal players because I think they will be in the thick of the North race this year.

I think Arizona's ranking will not be reflective of their actual ranking because they are replacing the starter and Kevin Sumlier is probably gone after this upcoming season.

Cal was a better team than what their record showed because of Garbers' shoulder injury. If he can stay healthy, Cal should have a nice season. Would you have wanted to play Cal or Stanford this season?

CSU is making changes under Coach Dude so there will be some hiccups for them even at home against CU and the result shouldn't be different from the previous ones which is a CU win.

It's a good thing that we get ASU & UCLA at home and that duo is part of the important trio of @UA, UCLA, and ASU. Sweep that series and we have a real good shot at a bowl game.

WSU will have a new head coach but I noticed that Hawaii doesn't play well disciplined football or was it that surfer QB who couldn't stop throwing to the wrong team last season? CU should win this one no questions asked.

CU has a better chance of beating UO than winning at Texas A&M. If CU upsets the quack heads, a bowl game will pretty much happen.

Frenso State is another game that CU should win no questions asked.

UW is going to a different offense under their new head coach and there will also be a new QB behind center. This will be a late season game as well so who knows how that game will pan out.

And while Utah is dead last, they should still be good but screw that, I want CU to beat those faux-Huskers for once!