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Besides being false on its face to anybody who has neurons firing in their brain, let's look at the actual offensive rankings this season so far. 

Total offense: 80th,  364.8 Yds/Game 364.8.....(Top 42% of FBS)

Scoring offense: 59th 31.4 points/game....(Bottom 42% of FBS)

Rushing offense: 88th, 141.6 yards/game....(Bottom 63% of FBS)

Passing offense: 63rd, 223.2 yards/game....(Bottom 46% of FBS)

These are out of 138 teams...So if you want to say the offense is better than exactly half of the country, they almost are. I would say that given the players (and the money), that isn't just not meeting expectations. That is not playing "average" that is terrible. For everything except yards per game, they are below average nationally. It gets worse for their place in the SEC: 

By SEC Rank: 

Total offense: 11th...(Bottom 68% of SEC)

Scoring offense: 11th....(Bottom 68.8% of SEC)

Passing yards/game: 9th....(Bottom 56% of SEC)

Rushing yards/game: 11th....(Bottom 68% of SEC)

 

So, they are almost average nationally, and are significantly below average in the SEC. Fans react to what their eyes tell them, and their eyes aren't saying "wow that isn't what we expected." Their eyes are telling them "wow, this is terrible."

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Texas Offensive FEI is currently 27th, SP+ has it at 16th in terms of advance metrics for offenses adjusted to opponents. Neither of those numbers are good relative to talent. 

3rd Down % - 44.59% ranks 46th nationally.

Red Zone TD % - 66.67% ranks 51st nationally.

Red Zone Scoring % - 66.67 ranks 41st nationally.

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Seeing Matt Patricia, Jim Knowles and Brent Venables in three of five weeks will make life difficult for anyone.

However, I did not expect to see this level of struggle given the talent and experience.

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22 minutes ago, smokeymcbevo said:

We have likely played 3 of the top 5 defensive coaches in CFB over the first 5 games and managed to put up 20+ offensive points on each. The stats should improve from here. 

Against Ohio State: We scored 5 points more than Illinois did (blowout, not true comparison), and 10 points more than IOWA did. 

Against Tennessee: We scored 6 more points than Auburn, 3 more than Arkansas did, and 4 points less than Georgia Tech did. 

Against OU: We scored 7 more than MICHIGAN did (while giving up 14 on Offense/ST combo) and scored 18 more than New Mexico...Again, while giving them the game on offense/ST combined. 

And in the game against the DAUNTING UTSA defense: Scored 4 more than Texas State did, 15 less than Colorado State did, 16 more than Rice did, and 6 more than South Florida did...Colorado State, Texas State, and South Florida all put up those numbers on the road, while we were at home. 

 

Congrats, but you are gonna have to beat multiple good defenses to achieve anything close to what the goals are. 

Edited by AustinsTruth

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