The Bobcat Nation

- Had a 9-0 record, the first time in program history they played 9 home games in a season.
- Outscored opponents 401-132 at home, for an average score of 44.6-14.7
- Outscored opponents 223-44 in the first half, for an average halftime score of 24.8-4.9
- Never trailed at home all season long, and were only ever tied at scores other than 0-0 in the last two playoff games (7-7 and 10-10 against Idaho, 7-7 and 14-14 against USD)
- Allowed a total of 10 first half points through the entire regular season (TD to Maine, FG to UM).

The only complaint we can really have about this season is that the home games may have been a little TOO lopsided to keep them interesting for all 60 minutes!

What a great year!!!

Those numbers answered a few of my questions I’d been pondering. I was really curious to know how many times were the Cats behind this season? The New Mexico game we trailed the whole game I believe but other than that it can’t be much.

94VegasCat wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 22, 2024 6:38 pm

Those numbers answered a few of my questions I’d been pondering. I was really curious to know how many times were the Cats behind this season? The New Mexico game we trailed the whole game I believe but other than that it can’t be much.

They only trailed twice all year, the New Mexico game and against Davis when they scored first to go up 8-0.