Scary Numbers Redux

In my "Scary Numbers" post of October 5, I said:

But... Uh oh. The next seven games:

Texas A&M (95th/84th)
Colorado (89th/77th)
Oklahoma (5th/4th)
Kansas (14th/25th)
Missouri (3rd/2nd)
Nebraska (40th/30th)
Iowa State (74th/34th).

Those are all offenses that haven't had the benefit of playing Kansas State. You see, the three good offenses KSU has faced--Louisville, Louisiana, and Texas Tech, all put up numbers over their season averages against the putrid KSU defense.

Look for KU, MU, and OU to feast on K-State. Oh and the rest of them? There is nothing like K-State defense to serve as an elixir for a failing and feeble offense.

Here's to you Texas A&M!
Cheers!

Well, just to let you know, Texas A&M went from the 95th total offense to 71st after playing Kansas State. Their scoring offense improved from 84th to 73rd. That tonic worked well. We'll call it the K-State bump.

Colorado?
Well they are 99th in total offense after last week, and 81st in scoring offense.
My guess? 475 yards and 31 points this weekend versus the K-State defense that now ranks 111th in the land. That's right--111th. At least the KSU scoring offense is 8th. It's gonna be a shootout in Boulder!