... 1.4 more points per game on the road than at home. That'll make any defensive coordinator jealous.

And another: TCU's point totals have steadily increased from 33.3 points per game in September to 36.4 in October to 55 in November (although, granted, that's only one game).

In fact, there's no wrong way to regard this TCU team. But from a statistical standpoint, they're a peach.

They've held ranked opponents to less points (8.5) overall than unranked opponents, and that was in road victories over Clemson (14-10) and BYU (35-7).

Their 20-17 win against Air Force on the road would have been by a greater margin but for three troubling turnovers in Air Force territory that kept the game close and the unbeaten record in que...

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