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2012 Statistics thru 11 Games</SPAN>
TEAM STATISTICS</SPAN>

Record 9-2 (6-1)</SPAN>

Points (per Game)</SPAN>
NU 412 (37.5)</SPAN>
OPP 264 (24.0)</SPAN>

First Downs</SPAN>
NU 265</SPAN>
OPP 193</SPAN>

Rushing</SPAN>
NU 513-2,826 (27 TDs) 5.5 ~ (256.9 per game)</SPAN>
OPP 439-1,886 (16 TDs) 4.3 ~ (171.5 per game)</SPAN>

Passing</SPAN>
NU 191-303-9 ~ 2,442 yds (22 TDs) ~ (222.0 per game)</SPAN>
OPP 150-330-9 ~ 1,734 yds (12 TDs) ~ (157.6 per game)</SPAN>

Total Offense</SPAN>
NU 816-5,268 (49 TDs) 6.5 ~ (478.9 per game)</SPAN>
OPP 769-3,620 (28 TDs) 4.7 ~ (329.1 per game)</SPAN>

Time of Possession (per Game)</SPAN>
NU 30:53</SPAN>
OPP 29:07</SPAN>

Fumbles</SPAN>
NU 29 (18 lost)</SPAN>
OPP 20 (10 lost)</SPAN>

INTs</SPAN>
NU 9 (152 yards)</SPAN>
OPP 9 (130 yards)</SPAN>

Penalties</SPAN>
NU 69-666</SPAN>
OPP 62-600</SPAN>

Third Down Conversions</SPAN>
NU 67-150 ~ 45%</SPAN>
OPP 56-169 ~ 33%</SPAN>

Fourth Down Conversions</SPAN>
NU 4-6 ~ 67%</SPAN>
OPP 4-12 ~ 33%</SPAN>

Sacks</SPAN>
NU 28 (163 yards)</SPAN>
OPP 22 (181 yards)</SPAN>

Tackles For Loss (Unofficial-Not counting Kneel-downs)</SPAN>
NU 77 (233 yards)</SPAN>
OPP 65 (286 yards)</SPAN>

Touchdowns</SPAN>
NU 52</SPAN>
OPP 32</SPAN>

Field Goals</SPAN>
NU 16-22</SPAN>
OPP 13-20</SPAN>
 

2012 Statistics thru 11 Games</SPAN>
INDIVIDUAL OFFENSE</SPAN>

Passing</SPAN>
Martinez 187-294-8 ~ 2,420 yds (21 TDs)</SPAN>
Kellogg 4-9-1 ~ 22 yds (1 TD)</SPAN>

Rushing</SPAN>
Abdullah 200-1,021 (8 TDs) ~ 5.1</SPAN>
Martinez 140-792 (8 TDs) ~ 5.7</SPAN>
Burkhead 47-405 (3 TDs) ~ 8.6</SPAN>
Cross 52-289 (6 TDs) ~5.6</SPAN>
Heard 41-269 (2 TDs) ~ 6.6</SPAN>
Marrow 10-30 ~ 3.0</SPAN>
Zimmerer 4-18 ~ 4.5</SPAN>
K.Bell 2-8 ~ 4.0</SPAN>
Janovich 3-6 ~ 2.0</SPAN>
Marsh 1-1 ~ 1.0</SPAN>
J.Turner 4-1 ~ 0.3</SPAN>
Kellogg 2-(-3)</SPAN>

Receiving</SPAN>
K.Bell 44-789 ~ 17.9 (8 TDs)</SPAN>
Enunwa 33-400 ~ 12.1 (1 TD)</SPAN>
J.Turner 24-332 ~ 13.8 (2 TDs)</SPAN>
Abdullah 22-164 ~ 7.5 (2 TDs)</SPAN>
K.Reed 21-325 ~ 15.5 (2 TDs)</SPAN>
B.Cotton 12-122 ~ 10.2 (2 TDs)</SPAN>
S.Osborne 9-84 ~ 9.3 (2 TDs)</SPAN>
J.Long 6-55 ~ 9.2 (1 TD)</SPAN>
Marlowe 4-54 ~ 13.5</SPAN>
Burkhead 4-29 ~ 7.2 (1 TD)</SPAN>
Heard 3-18 ~ 6.0</SPAN>
T.Evans 2-27 ~ 13.5</SPAN>
Wullenwaber 2-13 ~ 6.5</SPAN>
Janovich 2-13 ~ 6.5</SPAN>
T.Allen 2-11 ~ 5.5 (1 TD)</SPAN>
Zimmerer 1-6 ~ 6.0</SPAN>

KO Returns</SPAN>
K.Bell 13-296 ~ 22.8</SPAN>
Abdullah 13-270 ~ 20.8</SPAN>
J.Turner 5-117 ~ 23.4</SPAN>
Marlowe 1-30 ~ 30.0</SPAN>
C.Jackson 1-29 ~ 29.0</SPAN>
McDermott 2-9 ~ 4.5</SPAN>

Punt Returns</SPAN>
Abdullah 15-209 ~ 13.9 (1 TD)</SPAN>
J.Turner 5-34 ~ 6.8</SPAN>
Marlowe 4-21 ~ 5.2</SPAN>
Blatchford 1-7 ~ 7.0</SPAN>
K.Bell 1-0 ~ 0.0</SPAN>
 
2012 Statistics thru 11 Games</SPAN>
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE</SPAN>

Compton 93 tackles; 6 TFLs (28 yards); 3 sacks (26 yards); 3 FR (12 yards); 7 BrUps; 3 QBH</SPAN>
Stafford 76 tackles; 2 TFLs (18 yards); 1 sack (16 yards); 3 INTs (22 yards); 2 FF; 2 FRs; 6 BrUps</SPAN>
Smith 67 tackles; 8 TFLs (12 yards); 1.5 sacks (4 yards); 2 INTs (53 yards); 5 BrUps; 1 QBH</SPAN>
Whaley 50 tackles; 4 TFLs (11 yards); 1 sack (8 yards); 4 FF; 1 FR; 1 BrUp; 1 QBH</SPAN>
Evans 47 tackles; 3 TFLs (20 yards); 2 sacks (18 yards); 1 INT (29 yards, 1 TD); 7 BrUps; 4 QBHs</SPAN>
Steinkuhler 45 tackles; 7 TFLs (18 yards); 2.5 sacks (11 yards); 4 QBHs</SPAN>
E.Martin 44 tackles; 13 TFLs (47 yards); 7.5 sacks (41 yards); 11 QBHs; 1 BrUp; 1 FF; 1 FR</SPAN>
Meredith 37 tackles; 6 TFLs (16 yards); 4 sacks (14 yards); 2 QBHs; 1 Safety</SPAN>
S.Fisher 35 tackles; 3 TFLs (4 yards); 1 BrUp; 1 QBH</SPAN>
A.Green 34 tackles; 2 TFLs (10 yards); 1 sack (9 yards); 3 BrUps; 1 QBH</SPAN>
Mitchell 27 tackles; 2 TFLs (6 yards); 1 sack (1 yard); 1 INT; 5 BrUps; 1 FF</SPAN>
Ankrah 23 tackles; 5 TFLs (19 yards); 2 sacks (13 yards); 1 BrUp; 3 QBHs; 2 FF</SPAN>
Santos 22 tackles; 3 TFLs (4 yards); 1 FF</SPAN>
Jean-Baptiste 19 tackles; 2 INTs(48 yards, 1 TD); 9 BrUps</SPAN>
Randle 18 tackles; 1 TFL (1 yard); 1 FR; 1 QBH</SPAN>
C.Cooper 14 tackles; 2 TFLs (8 yards); 0.5 sacks (1 yard)</SPAN>
Carter 14 tackles; 3 TFLs (1 yard); 1 BrUp; 1 QBH</SPAN>
H.Jackson 13 tackles; 1 FR (6 yards)</SPAN>
Rome 11 tackles; 1 TFL (1 yard)</SPAN>
Blatchford 10 tackles; 3 BrUps; 1 QBH; 1 KBlock</SPAN>
C.Jackson 9 tackles; 1 BrUp</SPAN>
Stoddard 7 tackles</SPAN>
Seisay 7 tackles</SPAN>
Davie 6 tackles; 1 BrUp</SPAN>
Roach 5 tackles; 1 TFL (1 yard); 0.5 sacks (1 yard)</SPAN>
Moss 4 tackles; 1 QBH</SPAN>
K.Williams 4 tackles; 1 TFL (1 yard); 1 QBH</SPAN>
Richards 4 tackles; 1 BrUp</SPAN>
Z.Anderson 4 tackles</SPAN>
C.Osborne 3 tackles; 2 TFLs (6 yards); 1 FF, 1 BrUp</SPAN>
Kreikemeier 3 tackles; 1 FR</SPAN>
Curry 3 tackles</SPAN>
A.Bell 3 tackles</SPAN>
K.Bell 3 tackles</SPAN>
A.Williams 3 tackles</SPAN>
B.Cotton 3 tackles</SPAN>
J.Dean 2 tackles; 1 TFL (1 yard)</SPAN>
Ashburn 2 tackles; 1 TFL (0 yards); 0.5 sacks (0 yards)</SPAN>
S.Long 2 tackles</SPAN>
Okuyemi, K.Anderson, J.Long, Hyland, Cross, T.Allen, Zimmerer, Qvale, Sirles all 1 tackle apiece</SPAN>
 



I suspect Kenny Bell is going to see the ball allot against both Iowa and Wisconsin....Iowa as Michigan showed yesterday, is very vulnerable to the deep pass and their DBs are slow....last week it was looking slim he would reach 1,000 yards however, with the game he had vs Minnesota I think he has a fighting chance now....with 211 yards to reac a 1,000 I like his chances....

Taylor I would say is a longshot to make 1,000 on the ground...then again he is in pretty good health and we are 9-2...so I'll take that..:)
 
Red Reign said:
I suspect Kenny Bell is going to see the ball allot against both Iowa and Wisconsin....Iowa as Michigan showed yesterday, is very vulnerable to the deep pass and their DBs are slow....last week it was looking slim he would reach 1,000 yards however, with the game he had vs Minnesota I think he has a fighting chance now....with 211 yards to reac a 1,000 I like his chances....

Taylor I would say is a longshot to make 1,000 on the ground...then again he is in pretty good health and we are 9-2...so I'll take that..:)
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The sacks really hurt a QBs chances of rushing for 1,000. Martinez actually has just over 1,000 yards gained for the season but the sacks knock that total back quite a ways. But another 200 yard game would just about do it for him.:Biggrin:

I would love to see Kenny Bell get to 1,000. I think that would be a interesting recruiting tool as well. Having a 1,000 yard rusher and a 1,000 yard receiver. Exhibit A that we have a diverse offense. As you stated, Iowa could be just the tonic for Kenny Bell's chances.
 
Oh I know and would have been over 1,000 the past two seasons too....yeah against Iowa that could happen....their D blows...

Yeah that would be a real selling point on the recruiting trail if Kenny makes it to 1,000.....along with Ameer and Taylor....


HuskerInOkieland said:
The sacks really hurt a QBs chances of rushing for 1,000. Martinez actually has just over 1,000 yards gained for the season but the sacks knock that total back quite a ways. But another 200 yard game would just about do it for him.:Biggrin:

I would love to see Kenny Bell get to 1,000. I think that would be a interesting recruiting tool as well. Having a 1,000 yard rusher and a 1,000 yard receiver. Exhibit A that we have a diverse offense. As you stated, Iowa could be just the tonic for Kenny Bell's chances.
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Some thoughts and statistical breakdowns:

We have now run 47 more plays than our opponents. Time of possession advantage is 1:46.

The 3rd down conversion stat really improved after the Minnesota game. Holding an opponent to 1 for 13 will do that.


Compton closing in on 100 tackles. He needs just 7 more tackles. He is averaging 8.45 tackles per game.

Stafford with a reasonable chance at 100. He needs to average 8 tackles a game (assuming CCG). He is averaging 7.63 tackles per game.

We have 20 guys with 10 or more tackles so far.

We have 5 receivers with 20 or more catches.

Kenny Bell needs to average 70.33 yards a game (assuming CCG) to become the first Husker receiver ever to reach 1,000. He is averaging 71.7 yards per game so he is on pace.

Taylor Martinez needs to average 69.33 yards rushing a game (assuming CCG) to reach 1,000 yards rushing for the season. He is averaging exactly 72 yards per game so he is on pace.
 
Amazing that Bell with 44 receptions is averaging almost 18 yards a catch.....and Burkhead with 8.6 a carry.
 



Regarding Compton, he looks to me like he took some weight off. Anyone else notice that? Appears to be a step faster, maybe he is just playing faster.

HuskerInOkieland said:
Some thoughts and statistical breakdowns:

We have now run 47 more plays than our opponents. Time of possession advantage is 1:46.

The 3rd down conversion stat really improved after the Minnesota game. Holding an opponent to 1 for 13 will do that.


Compton closing in on 100 tackles. He needs just 7 more tackles. He is averaging 8.45 tackles per game.

Stafford with a reasonable chance at 100. He needs to average 8 tackles a game (assuming CCG). He is averaging 7.63 tackles per game.

We have 20 guys with 10 or more tackles so far.

We have 5 receivers with 20 or more catches.

Kenny Bell needs to average 70.33 yards a game (assuming CCG) to become the first Husker receiver ever to reach 1,000. He is averaging 71.7 yards per game so he is on pace.

Taylor Martinez needs to average 69.33 yards rushing a game (assuming CCG) to reach 1,000 yards rushing for the season. He is averaging exactly 72 yards per game so he is on pace.
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gypsyhusker said:
Regarding Compton, he looks to me like he took some weight off. Anyone else notice that? Appears to be a step faster, maybe he is just playing faster.
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I hadn't notice anything regarding his weight, but you could be right. I thought he played faster in the second half of last year as well. That occured just about the time of the off-week when it was reported that the staff began to adjust the conditioning goals for the team.
 
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