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    • 10/25/2024 at 6:08 PM #230339
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      BYU offense: 61st
      Utah offense: 71st
      BYU defense: 30th
      Utah defense: 20th
      BYU redzone offense: 27th
      Utah redzone offense: 87th

    • 10/25/2024 at 7:39 PM #230343
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      KLars04
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      Without looking, I’m sure they are a lot higher in turnover margin than we are. They have been very opportunistic in a few games and have had great field position and multiple special teams and defensive touchdowns.

      Their offense has been trending up recently and ours has trended down the last few games. Hopefully that changes tomorrow but I guess we will find out

      • 10/25/2024 at 7:52 PM #230346
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        If we had a semi functioning redzone offense through the first seven games there’s a great chance we are 7-0 right now.

        • 10/25/2024 at 7:56 PM #230347
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          2008 National Champ
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          One team executed when they needed to and one team didn’t? Seems more important than any of the stats you listed.

          • 10/25/2024 at 8:09 PM #230348
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            Yes. That’s my whole point. Similar in everything but RZ efficiency. The difference between 3 losses and undefeated can be very thin. And I attribute ours mainly to coaching.

            • 10/25/2024 at 9:50 PM #230352
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              I’m as hard on the coaches as anyone on here but the players still have to make the plays. As good as the defense has been, the numbers of interceptions that have ended up on the ground is astounding. A PBU can force a punt but with the lack of a return game, you’re giving up 20+ yards of field position.

              That’s where the parochial school has been outstanding this year and it has been able to cover up a bunch of warts from their offense. I remember two dropped picks against TCU (Hall and Calhoun) but there might have been a third. As bad as the offense was that game, continually starting inside their own 10 didn’t help matters.

            • 10/26/2024 at 9:52 AM #230380
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              Utah#1
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              Hate to say it, but coulda, shoulda, woulda ain’t gonna get it done. I hope this week is different with different OC. The new OC’s stats over the years are not stellar, but only time will tell starting with Houston.

        • 10/26/2024 at 1:48 PM #230421
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          agreed but that’s a mighty big IF at this point. IF we had a lot it would have created a redzone offense. But we apparently have none of those things…so far.

    • 10/26/2024 at 1:44 PM #230420
      jshame17
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      Today, byu has a 61% chance of going to the playoffs if they win today. 25% if they lose.

      Disgusting…

    • 10/26/2024 at 2:01 PM #230426
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      jshame17
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      The only stat that matters, is byu is probably going the playoffs before Utah.

      Very dark days ahead….

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