The latest infographics, including a surprising stat for often offensively-challenged Virginia Tech.
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First, did you know that Virginia Tech has the fifth-longest active scoring streak in college football? The Hokies haven’t been shut out since the 1995 Cincinnati game (16-0, game two of the season).
Even more interesting: Tech has the 11th-longest streak of all time, per the NCAA record book and this link.
Think the Hokies are getting a lot of scoring contributions from young players? This infographic points out exactly how much.
Updated Infographics
Here are a bunch of infographics from previous weeks, updated with the latest results for VT and college football.
First, a look at Tech’s first-down distribution (run-pass-penalty), after the Hokies racked up 13 first downs rushing against WMU:
Next:Â after a 10-of-18 performance against WMU, Tech’s 3rd-down conversion percentage is still at a very high level:
A look at Scot Loeffler’s offense through game five. The Hokies are averaging 421.4 ypg this season, up from 356 in 2013.
Updated W/L record by kickoff time:
Frank Beamer keeps moving up the list….
And lastly, college football’s unbeatens. This infographic is already out of date, with Oregon’s loss last night to Arizona (now 15/66 Power 5 teams are unbeaten).
Thanks again, OXVT!
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Technically, BYU is not a member of any power 5 conference, they are independent, and a lot of sporting talking heads are claiming that even if they remain undefeated, BYU may not get into the good bowls at the end of the season.
Yes I know – the graph indicates that 🙂 – They’re on the tombstone now anyways 🙂
Undefeated’s could be cut in half this weekend. Several really good match-ups!