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Originally Posted by smootsmack
Not sure what we can take from these numbers but here they are:
2003
Week One 6 penalties/55 yards, 2 turnovers (won by 3)
Week Two 12 penalties/79 yards, 2 turnovers (won by 2)
Week Three 17 penalties, 142 yards, 1 turnover (lost by 3)
Week Four 9 penalties, 75 yards, 0 turnovers (won by 3)
2004
Week One 3 penalties/33 yards, 1 turnover (won by 6)
Week Two 7 penalties, 50 yards, 7 turnovers (lost by 6)
Week Three 7 penalties, 87 yards, 0 turnovers (lost by 3)
Week Four 7 penalties, 58 yards, 2 turnovers (lost by 4)
Looks like we could have just as easily been 1-3 to start last year as well. Or 3-1 this year. Just goes to show how tough this league is
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First of all Smoot, we had
SEVEN turnovers in Week 2 against the Giants this year, not just one.
Another thing, the offense last year scored 16, 33, 21, and 20 points respectively. The most we've scored this year so far is a measly 18 points. Say what you will about Spurrier and his failure in the NFL -- at least his offense got in the endzone -- and that was without the running game everyone said we needed so desperately.