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RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G
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Portland State...... 6 231 1065 4.6 13 177.5
Weber State......... 6 246 1052 4.3 11 175.3
Montana............. 5 205 854 4.2 7 170.8
Idaho State......... 6 264 1019 3.9 16 169.8
Eastern Washington.. 5 196 795 4.1 12 159.0
Sacramento State.... 6 220 753 3.4 4 125.5
Montana State....... 6 207 745 3.6 7 124.2
Northern Arizona.... 6 196 709 3.6 6 118.2

RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/G
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Montana............. 5 176 365 2.1 2 73.0
Idaho State......... 6 174 597 3.4 8 99.5
Portland State...... 6 216 775 3.6 11 129.2
Sacramento State.... 6 237 868 3.7 13 144.7
Eastern Washington.. 5 169 730 4.3 8 146.0
Weber State......... 6 208 961 4.6 8 160.2
Northern Arizona.... 6 273 995 3.6 10 165.8
Montana State....... 6 263 1147 4.4 9 191.2

PASS OFFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G
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Eastern Washington.. 5 193 122 3 63.2 1732 9.0 11 346.4
Montana State....... 6 185 108 7 58.4 1393 7.5 8 232.2
Weber State......... 6 176 99 6 56.3 1368 7.8 8 228.0
Northern Arizona.... 6 216 107 8 49.5 1269 5.9 11 211.5
Idaho State......... 6 186 107 11 57.5 1254 6.7 4 209.0
Sacramento State.... 6 183 94 2 51.4 992 5.4 10 165.3
Montana............. 5 139 79 2 56.8 788 5.7 8 157.6
Portland State...... 6 159 79 8 49.7 813 5.1 4 135.5

PASS DEFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G
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Montana State....... 6 147 67 7 45.6 865 5.9 4 144.2
Eastern Washington.. 5 171 77 6 45.0 829 4.8 5 165.8
Weber State......... 6 181 84 7 46.4 1029 5.7 7 171.5
Sacramento State.... 6 192 96 8 50.0 1282 6.7 9 213.7
Idaho State......... 6 192 118 8 61.5 1325 6.9 9 220.8
Montana............. 5 178 98 5 55.1 1116 6.3 4 223.2
Northern Arizona.... 6 172 93 7 54.1 1344 7.8 9 224.0
Portland State...... 6 218 128 7 58.7 1511 6.9 8 251.8


Interesting that the teams with the best pass offenses also have the best pass defenses and same with running. It's also interesting MSU can't run and PSU can't stop the pass, PSU can't pass and MSU can't stop the run. Same in our game. Special teams and turn overs might be big in both of these games.

Take Travis out of the rushing equation and re-post the numbers. That would be scarry!

gtapp wrote:Take Travis out of the rushing equation and re-post the numbers. That would be scarry!

As long as your taking Travis out of the rushing equation, why don't we take him out of the entire equation............? Where does that leave us?

Catz Rock wrote:

gtapp wrote:Take Travis out of the rushing equation and re-post the numbers. That would be scarry!

As long as your taking Travis out of the rushing equation, why don't we take him out of the entire equation............? Where does that leave us?

Exactly. Lulay should be MVP this season as no other player in the conference means as much to their team as he does.

You guys keep being to hung upon taking Travis out of the rushing equation. If we play a team that has poor pass defense and he puts up 500 yards you will sing his and the coordinators praise. When we take advantage of what the other team gives us and he rushes for 150 every one screams. Yea our rush offense stinks. it did last year as well. I be VT did not care when Michael Vick ran for 150 and they won. An offense should take what the defense gives them. Remeber travis has also had two games with less than 10 yards.

Yes, take Travis out of the equation for the offense and it looks scary, but take Meyer out of EW's offense, Hilliard out of UM's offense and they will struggle mightily. In the end it is the W's that count. But I agree right now, Travis has the biggest impact of any of the top players in the BCS and has to be the favorite for the MVP. This was said in one of the state papers in the past few days but not sure which one.

Da Griz,
That is good stuff

Every week I get more excited due to the match ups. The problem with this is that last week I didn't think I could get more excited. Yet, here I am this week

Rather than everyone predicting the game's outcomes, we should predict the number of medical problems that develop from fans over the course of a year