MSU Run Game Needs Better Air Support
Article By Brad Locke on 1st October, 2009
... already taking hold and becoming a force to be reckoned with, something SEC defenses will respect?
Well, the stats suggest that MSU is at least better than last year. The Bulldogs are fourth in the SEC—26th nationally—in rushing offense (204.0 yards per game). They’re ninth and 63rd in scoring offense, but that’s a bit misleading, because they’re averaging 27.5 points per game.
In total offense, State is 10th and 76th (355.5 ypg)—and while that’s not spectacular, it’s much better than what we saw under Sylvester Croom. His offenses never ranked higher than 103rd in the country in total offense, and last year’s unit finished 113th out of 119 Division I-A teams, with 274.9 yards per game.
But we’re only four g...
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Well, the stats suggest that MSU is at least better than last year. The Bulldogs are fourth in the SEC—26th nationally—in rushing offense (204.0 yards per game). They’re ninth and 63rd in scoring offense, but that’s a bit misleading, because they’re averaging 27.5 points per game.
In total offense, State is 10th and 76th (355.5 ypg)—and while that’s not spectacular, it’s much better than what we saw under Sylvester Croom. His offenses never ranked higher than 103rd in the country in total offense, and last year’s unit finished 113th out of 119 Division I-A teams, with 274.9 yards per game.
But we’re only four g...
Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - College Football
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