tcumaniac
Full Member
When you look at the team stats from Saturday:
-We had more first downs (22 vs 14)
-We had more total yards (366 vs 266)
-We had fewer penalty yards (38 vs 79)
-We had more time of possession (31:43 vs 28:17)
The glaring difference in the game was our punting (which ranks nearly dead last in the country)
Jordan Sandy:
-6 punts
-216 total yards
-36 yard average (30 yard average if you include the block)
-1 blocked punt
K State Punter:
-7 punts
-343 total yards
-49 yard average
Zero punt returns for TCU.
2 punt returns for K State totaling 26 yards.
That's a net difference of 153 yards.
All of our other issues aside, there may not be a bigger weakness on our football team right now than our punter. They were able to flip the field all game, which led to extremely better field position for Kansas Sate.
-We had more first downs (22 vs 14)
-We had more total yards (366 vs 266)
-We had fewer penalty yards (38 vs 79)
-We had more time of possession (31:43 vs 28:17)
The glaring difference in the game was our punting (which ranks nearly dead last in the country)
Jordan Sandy:
-6 punts
-216 total yards
-36 yard average (30 yard average if you include the block)
-1 blocked punt
K State Punter:
-7 punts
-343 total yards
-49 yard average
Zero punt returns for TCU.
2 punt returns for K State totaling 26 yards.
That's a net difference of 153 yards.
All of our other issues aside, there may not be a bigger weakness on our football team right now than our punter. They were able to flip the field all game, which led to extremely better field position for Kansas Sate.