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This is just silly. by KeoughCharles05
We put up 346 yards of offense in that game with three turnovers, for 5.2 yards per play in that game.
Meanwhile, against Virginia Tech last week, we put up 401 yards with 2 turnovers, at 5.8 yards per play.
This isn't to say that our current offense is any great shakes. It's not. In fact, it's pretty garbage. But the 2001 offense was absolute dogshit, and retroactively saying otherwise is just nonsense. That team went 5-6 for a reason. Any game we scored more than 20 points, we won.