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[QUOTE="McNabb2Brominski, post: 3197522, member: 1004"]
If so, thus far in Dino's tenure at Syracuse, the offense is nowhere near, not even in the same stratosphere, as the those Baylor teams on offense.

Baylor pts per game during Briles era:

2008: 28
2009: 20.8
2010: 31.2
2011: 45.3
2012: 44.5
2013: 52.4
2014: 48.2
2015: 48.1

Syracuse pts per game during Dino era:

2016: 25.7
2017: 27.4
2018: 40.2
2019: 27.3

Understood that there is a rebuild/ramp-up period as shown in the first couple of years.  In 2018, with Dungey, the offense took a huge leap forward.  Then this year, huge step back due to youth/inexperience all over the offense.

Just some food for thought.  I believe Dino's vision for this team is to be like those Baylor teams (minus the off-field stuff).  A team that puts up A TON  of points (while also surrendering alot of points on defense).  I think this highlights that Dino is still very much rebuilding the offense and still has a long way to go.  In 2018,  we had Dungey and all of his heroics. This year was the first year with all Dino recruited players on offense.  I'm willing to be patient as Dino bakes this cake.  With mostly everyone back on offense next year,  looking forward to see how this offense grows, but clearly, there is still a long way to go to reach the Art Briles level of scoring displayed at Baylor at it's peak.
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