Over. That's not even two per game on average. Especially after hearing MM's comments about stretching the field and going for the big play. This isn't an offense that's built to slog down the field and score a lot of touchdowns from two yards out.
Over. He finishes with 25 TDs through the air and four on the ground.
Good point. In looking at SJSU's offense last year, Fales (QB - 33) and Eskridge (RB - 11) combined for 44 TDs combined or 25.6ppg (if my math is right :lol, SJSU's offense as a whole averaged 34.8ppg last year and I don't roughly a 20ppg improvement in one year. SJSU's leading WR Grigsby had 9 TDs last year, I expect PRich to have right around there, maybe a couple more since he will be our clear #1 target when he is healthy. After thinking about it, I think Powell has a better year on the ground but less TDs due to our offense being more passing centered but I still think Wood throws for ~25 (give or take two or three).You have 45 touchdowns between Wood and Powell...I think you are a tad optimistic. That's 22.5ppg between them. I'd love to see it but that would be two historically great seasons from those two.
Over. That's not even two per game on average. Especially after hearing MM's comments about stretching the field and going for the big play. This isn't an offense that's going to score a lot of touchdowns.
"You know, I think his growth is what is really boosting this whole team, our offense especially, but our whole team," Richardson said. "He has just grown up so much and people are starting to respect him more."I keep telling people it's different when you don't feel pressure, people breathing down your neck. Connor is an older guy now. So he kind of feels like he has to lead the pack. Him feeling like that has made him step up. It's helped out chemistry on offense, which has helped our chemistry with him throwing me the ball.
"We score a lot every day. Every day we score a lot."
UnderNew O/U is 27 TD passes. Place your bet.
(Wood has 6 TD passes through two games)