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8timechamps
9/30/2013, 07:25 PM
Week 5 statistics

Rankings are out of 123 FBS teams (national ranking in parenthesis).

A ▲ ▼ next to team, indicates if team moved up/down within the conference from previous week.

Bye Weeks (in week 5): Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Texas, Texas Tech

Offense

Total Offense
1. Baylor (1) 751.3 ypg
2. Texas Tech (11) 520.0 ypg
3. Texas (31) 483.0 ypg ▲2
4. Oklahoma (33) 480.3 ypg ▼1
5. Oklahoma State (36) 474.0 ypg ▼1
6. Kansas State (67) 405.3 ypg
7. West Virginia (78) 392.6 ypg
8. Iowa State (83) 387.7 ypg
9. Kansas (97) 352.0 ypg ▲1
10. TCU (99) 349.3 ypg ▼1


Passing Offense (No change in rankings)
1. Baylor (1) 444.3 ypg
2. Texas Tech (3) 404.5 ypg
3. Oklahoma State (17) 314.3 ypg
4. Texas (36) 272.5 ypg
5. Iowa State (50) 252.3 ypg
6. Kansas State (54) 246.8 ypg
7. West Virginia (57) 239.2 ypg
8. Oklahoma (74) 223.5 ypg
9. TCU (94) 200.0 ypg
10. Kansas (102) 186.3 ypg

Rushing Offense
1. Baylor (5) 307.0 ypg
2. Oklahoma (17) 256.8 ypg
3. Texas (37) 210.5 ypg
4. Kansas (68) 165.7 ypg ▲2
5. Oklahoma State (t72) 159.8 ypg ▼1
6. Kansas State (t75) 158.5 ypg ▲2
7. West Virginia (79) 153.4 ypg ▼2
8. TCU (82) 149.3 ypg ▼1
9. Iowa State (93) 135.3 ypg
10. Texas Tech (106) 111.5 ypg

Scoring Offense
1. Baylor (1) 69.7 ppg
2. Oklahoma State (30) 39.3 ppg
3. Texas Tech (31) 38.8 ppg
4. Oklahoma (t47) 34.0 ppg
5. Texas (56) 32.8 ppg
6. Kansas State (60) 31.8 ppg
7. TCU (65) 30.8 ppg
8. Iowa State (83) 26.3 ppg
9. West Virginia (99) 20.4 ppg ▲1
10. Kansas (103) 19.3 ppg ▼1

Defense

Total Defense
1. Baylor (15) 297.0 ypg ▲1
2. Oklahoma (17) 299.5 ypg ▼1
3. West Virginia (37) 345.4 ypg
4. TCU (40) 353.8 ypg ▲3
5. Kansas (48) 366.3 ypg
6. Oklahoma State (50) 370.2 ypg ▼2
7. Texas Tech (51) 371.8 ypg ▼1
8. Kansas State (54) 377.8 ypg
9. Iowa State (68) 403.0 ypg
10. Texas (109) 466.0 ypg

Passing Efficiency Defense*
1. Oklahoma (5)
2. Kansas (11)
3. Baylor (12)
4. Oklahoma State (19)
5. Texas Tech (23)
6. TCU (25)
7. West Virginia (40) ▲2
8. Texas (42) ▼1
9. Kansas State (43) ▼1
10. Iowa State (80)

*Rankings factor in opponent completion percentage, total yards and passing TDs.

Rushing Defense
1. Oklahoma State (23) 108.8 ypg ▲3
2. Baylor (25) 110.3 ypg
3. TCU (t26) 115.8 ypg ▲2
4. Texas Tech (32) 121.3 ypg ▼1
5. Oklahoma (41) 130.5 ypg ▼4
6. West Virginia (67) 157.0 ypg
7. Iowa State (82) 177.3 ypg ▲2
8. Kansas State (89) 185.5 ypg ▼1
9. Kansas (90) 188.3 ypg ▼1
10. Texas (117) 260.3 ypg

Scoring Defense
1. Baylor (2) 7.7 ppg
2. Oklahoma (6) 12.0 ppg
3. Texas Tech (10) 13.3 ppg
4. Kansas (20) 15.7 ppg ▲1
5. Oklahoma State (28) 17.8 ppg ▼1
6. West Virginia (35) 19.6 ppg
7. Kansas State (t48) 22.3 ppg
8. TCU (50) 22.8 ppg
9. Iowa State (66) 25.3 ppg
10. Texas (78) 28.0 ppg

Edit: Iowa State was not on a bye week, they played last Thursday night.
picasso
9/30/2013, 07:40 PM
When does Baylor's season start?
David Earl
9/30/2013, 07:43 PM
When does Baylor's season start?

Heh
8timechamps
9/30/2013, 07:46 PM
When does Baylor's season start?

Thursday, November 7th.
8timechamps
10/1/2013, 07:26 PM
I just noticed that Baylor plays WVU this weekend. Maybe lightening will strike twice?!
ouflak
10/2/2013, 02:10 AM
Doubtful. I suspect that will be a blowout. But it might just change these rankings a bit. Just depends on if WVU can find anything that resembles an offensive groove. Their defense is clearly suspect but has had some reasonable stats at times. I don't think we have to worry about the Baylor 'crowd' influencing things much.
thecrimsoncrusader
10/2/2013, 06:14 AM
OU's offensive numbers would probably be a lot better if Bell started the first two games and defensive numbers would probably be better as well since the offense would have been on the field more. Oh well, they're just stats.
Landthief 1972
10/2/2013, 08:48 AM
This reminds me that I looked up their schedule, and they won't really be tested until they play us. They've got WV, K State, Iowa State and Kansas...not exactly a pressure cooker schedule. Maybe that will work to our advantage.
thecrimsoncrusader
10/2/2013, 08:52 AM
This reminds me that I looked up their schedule, and they won't really be tested until they play us. They've got WV, K State, Iowa State and Kansas...not exactly a pressure cooker schedule. Maybe that will work to our advantage.

I think it will. With this being Bryce Petty's first year of extensive action, he's very likely to go 7 games with his receivers not being covered worth a dang and having very little pressure on him. Then all of this sudden, that scenario could completely change and he could be overwhelmed. I'm not saying it will happen, but it most certainly can happen.

And it seems in most cases when an offense faces the best defense they have seen all season and that defense faces the best offense they have seen all season, that defense usually wins out. It helps that OU can also run the ball this year as well to keep the Big 12 offenses off the field more and to break their rhythm.

The Big 12 offenses are too used to getting their offense right back on the field just 2 or 3 minutes later, because the other team scored that quickly. If they are being kept off the field for 7 to 10 minutes, it's very difficult for them to get into that rhythm.
cvsooner
10/2/2013, 12:26 PM
If they were playing Iowa State on the road I'd think that might be one of those Paul Rhoads specials, but nope, get them at home. West Virginia is much improved on defense over last year. If they could get into a groove on O...maybe. I see Baylor winning that one but closer than you might expect.
8timechamps
10/2/2013, 01:19 PM
Doubtful. I suspect that will be a blowout. But it might just change these rankings a bit. Just depends on if WVU can find anything that resembles an offensive groove. Their defense is clearly suspect but has had some reasonable stats at times. I don't think we have to worry about the Baylor 'crowd' influencing things much.

I tend to agree (about a blowout). However, WVU is a completely different team on defense this year. As crazy as it sounds, they will be the best defense (by far) that the Bears have seen this year. The biggest problem WVU has is that they can't score.

If WVU is "for real", then the Maryland game was not an indication of what they can do. They played us very well defensively (although we helped them), and they played OSU very well defensively. Even if OSU was overrated, they usually have a solid offense.

We'll know a lot more about both Baylor and WVU after this weekend. One of the two isn't who we think they are; either WVU is a good team with a bad start, or Baylor's start to the year is masking some issues.
BoulderSooner79
10/2/2013, 01:29 PM
WVU was suffering from ineffective QB play earlier, just as we were. Trickett won't make them forget Geno, but at least he looked serviceable. In today's CFB, if you're QB is ineffective the whole team has problems.
cvsooner
10/2/2013, 02:54 PM
Didn't WVU turn over the ball something like six or seven times against Maryland?
8timechamps
10/2/2013, 08:29 PM
Didn't WVU turn over the ball something like six or seven times against Maryland?

Yep. I only watched about 10 minutes of that game, and it was very sloppy. Maryland may also be better than a lot of folks thought, I think they broke into the top 25 this week.
ouflak
10/3/2013, 02:40 AM
WVU only allowed Maryland 330 yards total offense for that game. 4 fumbles and and two interceptions. Probably should note though that Maryland lost two fumbles in that game as well. However good their defense may be, if WVU can't put some kind of consistent offense together, eventually that Baylor offense is just going to pick at them and pick at them and pick at them... and points will be put up. Still I think these stats will be somewhat different after that game as long as WVU doesn't get completely rolled seventy to something.

I'm also wondering how are rushing numbers are going to be against TCU. They are traditionally pretty strong against the run, but they seem to have lost just a little bit of that edge this year.
thecrimsoncrusader
10/3/2013, 07:31 AM
I'm also wondering how are rushing numbers are going to be against TCU. They are traditionally pretty strong against the run, but they seem to have lost just a little bit of that edge this year.

Interestingly enough, despite OU having problems running the football last season when facing a competent rushing defense, OU rushed for 177 yards against TCU, which was the most rushing yards that TCU gave up all season long. Now OU is run blocking better and the backs are running the ball better and OU has a QB run game.

One would hope that OU can at least duplicate the success from last year given the improvements, but there are never any guarantees. If OU can get over 200 against these guys on the ground, the Big 12 is in deep trouble because OU will just keep their offenses off of the field.
SoonerStormchaser
10/3/2013, 07:46 AM
So it's agreed, WVU is underrated a bit...and Baylor has beaten your grandmother.
8timechamps
10/3/2013, 12:31 PM
So it's agreed, WVU is underrated a bit...and Baylor has beaten your grandmother.

I'd say it's more like WVU is underrated a bit...and Baylor beat your grandmother, then bitch slapped her.