UNT Football stats from r/cfb

[oldguystudent]

We were the best team in the nation at Rushing yards when losing by 15+ points

We were the worst team in the nation at Passing yards per attempt

Yay us!

[Cerebus]

We were the worst team in the nation at Passing yards per attempt

We haven't had a QB who was Top 30 or better in Y/A since Scott Hall in 2004.   Hopefully SL can change that.  

2004: 7.7 YPA, 30th in NCAA

2003: 9.6 YPA, 5th in NCAA

 

Dickey's teams ran to setup the play action.  

Edited December 17, 2015 by Cerebus

[Travis]

We haven't had a QB who was Top 30 or better in Y/A since Scott Hall in 2004.   Hopefully SL can change that.  

2004: 7.7 YPA, 30th in NCAA

2003: 9.6 YPA, 5th in NCAA

 

Dickey's teams ran to setup the play action.  

Are you sure he wasn't running to set up the long draw?

[Cerebus]

Are you sure he wasn't running to set up the long draw?

LOL.  Everyone still calls them draws but they were for the most part really zone reads.

[MeanGreenTexan]

LOL.  Everyone still calls them draws but they were for the most part really zone reads.

Which, when you're talking about Hall keeping or handing off to Ja'Quay/Kevin/Pat/Jamario, it's a draw.