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It'll be hard to say until the post-season by KeoughCharles05
Because, as you correctly note, the schedule has turned into total mush. But we can look at how we've done compared to other teams our opponents have played.
Through Va Tech, our best rushing performance was Va. Tech, and it was for 4.0 ypc. Since then our worst mark has been 4.1. So, our absolute performance has improved, but so has our relative performance. It's gone from absolute disaster to mediocre.
FSU - 1.9 - 10th
Toledo - 3.4 - 8th
Purdue - 3.5 - 8th
Wisconsin - 0.1 - 9th
Cincinnati - 3.0 - 6th
Va. Tech - 4.0 - T-8th
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USC - 4.1 - 5th
UNC - 7.2 - 1st
Navy - 4.8 - 3rd
UVA - 6.6 - 5th