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TulaneVandyRiceCougLet's face it, this was an odd BYU win, (emphasis on the WIN). Here's a few stats that leave me reclined in my chair, scratching at facial hair.
Touchdowns and field goals: Virginia had 3 TDs and 5 FGs. BYU had 5 TDs and 1 FG.
Turnovers: Virginia 2. BYU 0.
Scoring in 1st, 4th quarters: Virginia beats BYU 7-3 in 1st. Virginia beats BYU 17-14 in 4th.
Scoring in 2nd, 3rd quarters: BYU beats Virginia 10-9 in 2nd. BYU beats Virginia 14-0 in 3rd.
Possession time: Virginia 40:55 (which is insane). BYU 19:05 (which is also in-sane-oh). As of writing this entry, the current leader in average time of possession is San Diego State at 37:26 and the least is Texas Tech at 20:10 (considering 128 teams). This was an exceptional difference. For information's sake, prior to this game, BYU was a middle of the pack 32:03.
3-and-outs: Virginia had 1. BYU had 2. This one is interesting to me because BYU had one at the start of the game, and then the second right at the end.
Total yards: Virginia had 519. BYU had 322. (And IMO, hats off to Virginia. Their offense handed it to us).
Directional punting: Can't really measure, but wow, Scott Arellano's punting was insane for this game. Need to boom it deep? No prob. Need to place it right at the 1 yard line? No prob. He's also gotten faster at getting the ball away. Virginia brought the heat a few items, and man, they got really close.
Win-loss for the season: BYU 4-0. This is it, baby. This is the one that makes me go oooooohhhhh yyeaaaaahhhhhh!! Going all 1984 again on us again, huh Cougars? This is "shut-the-front-door" it. We can pass to win, we can run to win, we can defend, and we have the special teams. Gooooo HINE!!!! What a beast. I shall shamelessly watch that highlight over and over. What a pleasure to watch the Cougs this year. I'm loving this. Yes, there's lots to improve on in many different stats, but adaptability matters and winning in different ways matters. We can run the table, Cougar nation. We can do this!!!
Touchdowns and field goals: Virginia had 3 TDs and 5 FGs. BYU had 5 TDs and 1 FG.
Turnovers: Virginia 2. BYU 0.
Scoring in 1st, 4th quarters: Virginia beats BYU 7-3 in 1st. Virginia beats BYU 17-14 in 4th.
Scoring in 2nd, 3rd quarters: BYU beats Virginia 10-9 in 2nd. BYU beats Virginia 14-0 in 3rd.
Possession time: Virginia 40:55 (which is insane). BYU 19:05 (which is also in-sane-oh). As of writing this entry, the current leader in average time of possession is San Diego State at 37:26 and the least is Texas Tech at 20:10 (considering 128 teams). This was an exceptional difference. For information's sake, prior to this game, BYU was a middle of the pack 32:03.
3-and-outs: Virginia had 1. BYU had 2. This one is interesting to me because BYU had one at the start of the game, and then the second right at the end.
Total yards: Virginia had 519. BYU had 322. (And IMO, hats off to Virginia. Their offense handed it to us).
Directional punting: Can't really measure, but wow, Scott Arellano's punting was insane for this game. Need to boom it deep? No prob. Need to place it right at the 1 yard line? No prob. He's also gotten faster at getting the ball away. Virginia brought the heat a few items, and man, they got really close.
Win-loss for the season: BYU 4-0. This is it, baby. This is the one that makes me go oooooohhhhh yyeaaaaahhhhhh!! Going all 1984 again on us again, huh Cougars? This is "shut-the-front-door" it. We can pass to win, we can run to win, we can defend, and we have the special teams. Gooooo HINE!!!! What a beast. I shall shamelessly watch that highlight over and over. What a pleasure to watch the Cougs this year. I'm loving this. Yes, there's lots to improve on in many different stats, but adaptability matters and winning in different ways matters. We can run the table, Cougar nation. We can do this!!!

