Mike Sanford Jr. Stats

[KCM]

FOR REFERENCE: CU in 2021:
Offense: 18.8 points per game (121st), 4.4 yards per play (125th)
Defense: 26.7 points allowed per game


2021 Minn OC - 26.1 points per game (84th), 5.5 yards per play (87th)
2020 Minn OC - 27.3 points per game (71st), 5.7 yards per play (66th)
2019 Utah State OC - 29.2 (65th), 5.9 (62nd)
2018 Western Kentucky HC - 21.1 (118th), 5.0 (119th)
2017 Western Kentucky HC - 25.5 (89th), 5.3 (97th)
2016 Notre Dame OC - 30.9 (53rd), 6.1 (45th)
2015 Notre Dame OC - 34.2 (34th), 7.0 (7th)
2014 Boise State OC - 39.7 (7th), 6.5 (19th)

Mike Sanford All Time Recruits

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[KCM]

 

[Darth Snow]

Thanks Klis

 

[The Alabaster Yak]

Howell got that from CU I’m sure. Hey @bigbang2, will you verify this?

 

[bigbang2]

Must have googled it first to confirm.

 

[Goose]

Howell just doesn’t want to get yelled at for doing his job.

 

[skibum]

FOR REFERENCE: CU in 2021:
Offense: 18.8 points per game (121st), 4.4 yards per play (125th)
Defense: 26.7 points allowed per game


2021 Minn OC - 26.1 points per game (84th), 5.5 yards per play (87th)
2020 Minn OC - 27.3 points per game (71st), 5.7 yards per play (66th)
2019 Utah State OC - 29.2 (65th), 5.9 (62nd)
2018 Western Kentucky HC - 21.1 (118th), 5.0 (119th)
2017 Western Kentucky HC - 25.5 (89th), 5.3 (97th)
2016 Notre Dame OC - 30.9 (53rd), 6.1 (45th)
2015 Notre Dame OC - 34.2 (34th), 7.0 (7th)
2014 Boise State OC - 39.7 (7th), 6.5 (19th)

Mike Sanford All Time Recruits

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Jeebus - the more time he has, the worse his offenses get.

Next year's the high point!

 

[wtf buffz?]

 

[Uncle Ken]

On the bright side, this hire has attracted a number of new members to Allbuffs, and they seem like our kind of people.

 

[The Alabaster Yak]

A 247 poster pointed out that Minnesota’s offensive efficiency was ranked in the 30s the last two seasons. Basically, they run the ball so much and take up so much of the play clock that games are shortened and fewer points are scored, leading to bad statistical scoring outputs.

Clearly, Dorrell wants that style of play. Based on his comments about a 55/45 pass/run ratio, maybe he’s looking for a bit more passing, but he obviously isn’t interested in a program that is going to get in a bunch of shootouts.

For all of you who have opined for CU to emulate Wisconsin, it’s hereeeeee. Except without the 4* and 5* OL and 220+ lb RBs

 

[Big Jim]

On the bright side, this hire has attracted a number of new members to Allbuffs, and they seem like our kind of people.

 

[Bliff Cranch]

A 247 poster pointed out that Minnesota’s offensive efficiency was ranked in the 30s the last two seasons. Basically, they run the ball so much and take up so much of the play clock that games are shortened and fewer points are scored, leading to bad statistical scoring outputs.

Clearly, Dorrell wants that style of play. Based on his comments about a 55/45 pass/run ratio, maybe he’s looking for a bit more passing, but he obviously isn’t interested in a program that is going to get in a bunch of shootouts.

For all of you who have opined for CU to emulate Wisconsin, it’s hereeeeee. Except without the 4* and 5* OL and 220+ lb RBs

So, lots of 3 and outs and backfield injuries. Got it.

 

[The Alabaster Yak]

So, lots of 3 and outs and backfield injuries. Got it.

Dorrell wants to go to this style with a bunch of smalls at RB too. Thinking about Brou, Fontenot, Smith and Venn in a B1G style rushing attack makes my head hurt.

Now that I think about it, probably why he allowed Joey D to Redshirt and get bigger!

 

[Buffnik]

A 247 poster pointed out that Minnesota’s offensive efficiency was ranked in the 30s the last two seasons. Basically, they run the ball so much and take up so much of the play clock that games are shortened and fewer points are scored, leading to bad statistical scoring outputs.

Clearly, Dorrell wants that style of play. Based on his comments about a 55/45 pass/run ratio, maybe he’s looking for a bit more passing, but he obviously isn’t interested in a program that is going to get in a bunch of shootouts.

For all of you who have opined for CU to emulate Wisconsin, it’s hereeeeee. Except without the 4* and 5* OL and 220+ lb RBs

That's the thing. I'd actually feel ok with this vision. Have a plan. Establish an identity. This method works in the Mountain & Upper Midwest regions.

But while trying to sell us on this plan, you sign a recruiting class with only 2 fvcking guys who weigh over 240 lbs. WTF?