This offense has tons of speed, a high-level QB, and a line that doesn’t match. They have improved defensively so far. This will be another good barometer for Baylor’s revamped offense.

Air Force and other service academies are typically hard to track with most “common” statistical figures.

This is part one of my Baylor-Tarleton preview covering stats.  The rest of the series will cover their schemes and roster.

This is part two of my Baylor-WVU preview covering their statistics. Part one covered their roster and part three will cover their scheme.

This offense has been effective at generating yardage. The big drop-off for the offense is scoring drive percentage and points per red zone trip.

The K-State offense has been really strong for most of the year. Oklahoma State and Texas slowed them down yardage-wise but they have been consistently productive this fall.

Despite personnel losses, the Cyclones are still producing better than in 2022.

The Bearcat offense has been up and down this season in yards per drive while struggling to finish drives. Their defense has done well relative to other teams against their schedule other than ISU.

How have the 2023 Bears performed statistically? Where might be some areas to build around?

The Red Raider offense has had some really productive games against Oregon and Houston but was slowed down significantly by Wyoming and WVU. The Texas Tech defense has been holding teams below their typical yards per drive in every game other than Houston.

It's the first time in a decade Baylor faces UCF. How good is this year's version statistically?

Texas represents a partial rebuild as he has wildly upgraded the talent over what Tom Herman left him so while UT wasn’t bad under Tom they are clearly taking steps forward under Sark.

Long Island is showing the commitment needed to build a relevant FCS program off the field and the on-field results are going to lag behind that.

Utah is one of the toughest matchups on Baylor’s schedule. How good are they? We’ll dive into the numbers and get a clear picture.

How good was Texas State last fall? How well did their new coaching staff do at UIW last fall? How did the two's stats indicate they may attack differently?

With the service academies, you go in knowing it’s not the biggest or fastest personnel you’ll see. However, you also know your team is in for a fight due to tactics, execution, and how difficult it is to stop the flexbone. So who is Air Force featuring this year?

How good is Air Force as they go for their 20th win in two years? How good is their defense? How productive is their offense? Where have teams been able to beat them on the stat sheet? We dive into all of it.

At first glance what can the stat sheet give us on the new and future Big 12 team bowl matchups? We dive into each game!