Spiff's Sidebar Stats: Vs Opponent Averages (Week 10)

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BYU has held six of eight opponents below their scoring offense averages.



BYU has held six of eight opponents below their total offense averages.



BYU has held six of eight opponents below their rushing offense averages.



BYU has held five of eight opponents below their passing offense averages.



BYU has held five of eight opponents below their PER offense averages.







BYU has scored more points against six of eight opposing scoring defense averages.



BYU has gained more yards against six of eight opposing total defense averages.



BYU has gained more yards against three of eight opposing rushing defense averages.



BYU has gained more yards against seven of eight opposing passing defense averages.



BYU has had a higher PER than seven of eight opposing PER defense averages.

BYU's passing game is so much better than it's been the last 5 years. BYU already has a better PER than seven team's PER Defenses. Here is how BYU finished in previous years in terms of number of times the BYU offense had a PER better than the opponent's PER defense:



2014: 4 of 13 opponents

2013: 6 of 13 opponents

2012: 5 of 13 opponents

2011: 5 of 13 opponents

2010: 4 of 13 opponents

2009: 12 of 13 opponents