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Message: [QUOTE="Finwad32, post: 1935562, member: 651"] The ppg correlation is something that will wash out in the end. In a nutshell, Defensive/OT/ST's scores aid 2015's ppg significantly. Also, given the total yardage production, 2015's team was pretty efficient with points correlating to the amount of yards they gained. Conversely, this year's team is on the lowest end of the spectrum for anticipated points given their total yardage production. Points will come, we're pretty much scoring as minimally as statistically possible given our production. We need to do better in the RZ. We need to hit FG's at a higher clip. Do that alone and our ppg difference will be pretty staggering. Next season, this team averages 38+ per game. Top-20 in the country for sure. [/QUOTE]