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Message: [QUOTE="Scooch, post: 1295788, member: 628"] FWIW, Cal is an interesting case study here... In 2012 they went 3-9, scored 23.0 PPG and gave up 33.1 In 2013 they went 1-11, scored 23.0 PPG and gave up 45.9. Oof. In 2014 they went 5-7, scored 38.3 PPG and gave up 39.8. So they dramatically improved their scoring offense, made small gains to their D (although not even as "good" 2 years prior), and picked up 4 more wins. Worth noting that the vaunted 2012 SU offense that so many are enamored with scored 30.0 PPG and gave up 24.8. Even if you isolate just the last 7 games of that season when things were really clicking, we scored 36.1 PPG. Man, we SUCK at scoring. [/QUOTE]