36 TDs. Passed last year's season total of 35.

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I think we have more than an outside shot at 28+ ppg, even 30 IMO. Little skewed based on competition thus far, but I think we could have some success on O against them. They're d's aren't world beaters. To finish out the season north of 28 ppg, we only need to average 19 ppg the last 3, which I think is very attainable. To get to 30 ppg, we need 27 ppg, which may be prove much more difficult.

Florida is 114 in Total Defense -
- #1 offense UT
- #3 offense UGA
- #25 offense UTAH
- #36 offense LSU
Tennessee is 81 in Total Defense
- #3 offense UGA
- #17 offense Bama
- #36 offense LSU
- #41 offense Florida


I was curious about these numbers, so I waited for the update after this last game.

Our offense scored 0 points (the special teams scored a td) but the espn stat gives the offense 6 points. The average fell to 28.6 ppg.

But this brings back the whole question of how many points the offense is actually scoring vs the special teams input (and the defense).

And, I just went back and added up our scores, 286 points. That's ALL scores, defense, ST and offense all adding up to give us the 31.1 (now 28.6) ppg.
 
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I was curious about these numbers, so I waited for the update after this last game.

Our offense scored 0 points (the special teams scored a td) but the espn stat gives the offense 6 points. The average fell to 28.6 ppg.

But this brings back the whole question of how many points the offense is actually scoring vs the special teams input (and the defense).

And, I just went back and added up our scores, 286 points. That's ALL scores, defense, ST and offense all adding up to give us the 31.1 (now 28.6) ppg.
Well, looks like just when we thought there was no chance, we have a chance lol!

We are back to 31.7/game of total scoring. As long as we can muster 12 points against Clempson, we can make it to 30ppg. Once we drop 45 on the Taters, I'll go back in and adjust again for total offense scores, plus some of those advance stats of short fields, etc and see where we land at. Def want to see the full body of work there.
 

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Well, looks like just when we thought there was no chance, we have a chance lol!

We are back to 31.7/game of total scoring. As long as we can muster 12 points against Clempson, we can make it to 30ppg. Once we drop 45 on the Taters, I'll go back in and adjust again for total offense scores, plus some of those advance stats of short fields, etc and see where we land at. Def want to see the full body of work there.
Those 60+ point games sure help averaging out the 6 point game from the week before!
 
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Those 60+ point games sure help averaging out the 6 point game from the week before!
Finished the regular season at 31.7 ppg @Lurker123 !

69 prior to UT I deemed "SP/T or Defense scoring/easy scores"

7 more against UT with the Hooker fumble, albeit, somewhat unfair. We could have gotten the ball on our 1 yard line and scored that night.

0 "easy scores" against Clempson.

Totals on the year - 76 "easy points," 304 generated by the offense.

Offensive points without a large assist from the D or SP/T - 25.33

Follow up post with 2022 vs 2021
 
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2021 vs 2022: (2021 does not the bowl game for an apples to apples comparison) I can come back and add in after the bowl

Total PPG:
2022: 31.7
2021: 21.33

Total TDS:
2022: 50
2021: 31

Easy Points (Offense took over on oppo 33 or better - translates to a 50 yard fg or less OR defense/Special Teams scored)
2022: 76 (6.33/game)
2021: 72 (6/game)

Adjusted PPG: (Total PPG less Easy Points)
2022: 25.33
2021: 15.33

10 ppg of true offense improvement from year 1 to year 2 of Beamer.