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Message: [QUOTE="TheCusian, post: 2627723, member: 2585"] It’s true-ish. That’s the problem. No doubt that our actual scoring numbers are up by a smidge if you remove defensive scores and OT scores. And it’s true that we’ve not seen the increase in scoring match the increase in other output. But it’s a true outlier, nationally. When you move the ball like we do and get an extra possession or two - our points per game should be much higher. I’ve been beating the effeciency drum for a season and a half. The running game is huge. I for sure don’t see all of the other top 40 to top 10 numbers and then see our scoring and come to the conclusion Tipp does. Opposite. Scoring is the lagging indicator, just like wins. IMO. [/QUOTE]