We are average in yards per play yet

[Millhouse]

Here we are at 9-3

All these years people thinking that the hurry up no huddle spread would be too risky

But look at how safe our offense is -taking what's given, being flexible. Take care of the ball, keep chains moving

It's the goal of every grind it out guy

Other teams take more chances to get their average yards per play, leads to turnovers

Everything about how this stuff is framed is wrong. Punting all the time is risky, spreading it all over the field is safe

 

[OttoinGrotto]

And...we play in college football's best stadium for offense.

 

[TheCusian]

And...we play in college football's best stadium for offense.

This gets undervalued as a reason for Dino staying. A Big 12 offense in perfect conditions for 6-7 games is nuts. And we've only seen a bit of what's possible.

 

[upperdeck]

its being done with still mostly the same players we have had.. its not like we have a video player like Tyler Murray at QB, or the Purdue kid in the slot or a A+ rb.. I am not even sure we have a B+ type but perhaps next yr we do.. We dont extend plays except for what ED does. We dont add yds because we make people miss in space either and we dont run buy people at WR. If we can take that next step who knows what this offense can do.