Colorado Buffaloes Vs. Washington State Cougars: A Statistical Preview

Advantage	Conf	National	Actual	Category	Actual	National	Conf
	Rank	Rank				Rank	Rank
	10	104	107	Rushing Offense	62	117	12
	12	104	182.67	Passing Offense	284.67	28	3
	12	113	289.67	Total Offense	346.67	98	9
	11	105	19.67	Scoring Offense	21.67	97	10
	11	94	190.67	Rushing Defense	107.33	30	4
	12	119	183.35	Pass Efficiency Defense	136.31	86	10
	12	106	479.67	Total Defense	451.67	96	11
	12	112	40.33	Scoring Defense	25.67	72	10
	2	21	40.27	Net Punting	39.18	35	3
	9	68	7.43	Punt Returns	12.8	38	5
	7	69	20.31	Kickoff Returns	18.5	85	8
	11	94	-1	Turnover Margin	-1	94	11
	11	104	289	Pass Defense	344.33	117	12
	12	114	101.27	Passing Efficiency	128	76	8
	10	71	1.67	Sacks	2.67	27	4
	7	38	6.67	Tackles For Loss	7.33	28	5
	12	115	4	Sacks Allowed	2.67	93	8

Well, this is what happens when you lose 69-14 to a Mountain West team...

Quite frankly, you know it's bad when you're surprised to see that the Buffaloes lead the second-worst team in the conference in a single category.

If you weren't aware that the Buffaloes should expect to see a lot of pass from the Mike Leach run Cougar offense, take a look at that rushing total for Washington State and you will be now.

I have to mention Darragh O'Neill again right? 21st in the nation is nothing to scoff at, and it's reassuring to know that he has two more years in the program.