The Bodda Getta

Rushing Offense:
2009 - #13 - 212 ypg
2010 - #8 - 269 ypg

Passing Defense:
2009 - #56 - 219 ypg
2010 - #72 - 206 ypg

Total Offense:
2009 - #16 - 431 ypg
2010 - #11 - 475 ypg

Scoring offense:
2009 - #17 - 33.3 ppg
2010 - #20 - 36.6 ppg

Pass Efficiency:
2009 - #22 - 143.5 rating
2010 - #1 - 188.82 rating

Turn Overs:
2009 - #57 - 1.77 per game
2010 - #67 - 1.8 per game

Sacks allowed:
2009 - #45 - 1.62 per game
2010 - #37 - 1.4 per game

Tackles for Loss allowed:
2009 - #70 - 6 per game
2010 - #48 - 5.2 per game

3rd Conversion:
2009 - #57 - 40.1%
2010 - #23 - 47.4%

Red Zone Offense:
2009 - #3 - .95
2010 - #59 - .83

Punt Return Yardage:
2009 - #113 - 4.4 yards per return
2010 - #72 - 7.69 yards per return

Kick off Return yardage;
2009 - #27 - 23.7 yards per return
2010 - #46 - 23.25 yards per return

THE GOOD:
The rushing attack has been great, despite teams intent to stop it first.

The passing game has been efficient and effective, and is getting better by the game.

Even the though the ranking of scoring offense is down, the points-per-game is actually up.

3rd down conversion, a big problem last year, is improving, thanks largely to Cam Newton's ability to run at least 3 yards almost automatically.

THE BAD:
Punt returns are better, and not nearly as scary, but the yardage gained, which helps field position, hasn't been great.

Red Zone offense has been mediocre, which shouldn't be a problem for this offense.

PS. one note on Red Zone offense....Alabama won the national title last year with a .86 Red Zone conversion rate, and current ranked teams like Oregon (.85), Nebraska (.72), Florida (.78) and Miami (.78) are all in the lower half of the country in that category. Even Alabama is only at .87.