Ok... so the haters want to believe that the stats are padded against bad competition... so I went ahead and did the work to take out the bad competition. That means only quality out of conference opponents would be considered and I also took out the annual cream puffs in the Big XII (Iowa St and Baylor) to take away any more excuses.
Taking into account only "Quality" opponents, since 2000, Greg Davis' offense are averaging 35.10 points per game!!! That includes games against teams that were ranked: #1, #1, #19, #10, #12, #14, #17, #4, #24, #10, #2, #24, #24, #19, #22, #12, #16, #1, #12, #21, #15, #2, #17, #17, #3, #14, #9, #21, #10, #22, and #8.
That 12 games against top 10 teams and 31 against top 25 competition.
2007
#19 TCU – 34
OU – 21
Neb – 28
OSU – 38
K ST - 21
Tech – 59
AM – 30
#12 ASU – 52
283/8 = 35.375 pts/game
2006
#1 tOSU -7
OU – 28
Neb – 28
Tech – 35
OSU – 36
K St – 42
AM – 7
Iowa – 26
209/8 = 26.12
2005
#4 tOSU – 25
Missou – 51
OU – 45
CU – 42
Tech – 52
OSU – 47
Kansas – 66
AM – 40
CU – 70
#1 USC – 41
479/10 = 47.9
2004
Ark – 22
OU – 0
Missou – 28
Tech – 51
CU – 31
OSU – 56
Kansas – 27
AM – 26
#12 Mich – 38
279/9 = 31
2003
Ark – 28
K St – 24
OU – 13
Neb – 31
OSU – 55
Tech – 43
AM – 46
#15 Wash St – 20
260 / 8 = 32.5
2002
UNC – 51
OSU – 17
OU – 24
K St – 17
Neb – 27
Tech – 38
AM – 50
LSU – 35
259 / 8 = 32.38
2001
UNC – 44
Tech – 42
OU – 3
OSU – 45
CU – 41
Missou – 35
Kansas – 59
AM – 21
CU – 37
#21 Wash – 47
374 / 10 = 37.4
2000
OSU – 42
OU – 14
CU – 28
Missou – 42
Tech – 29
Kansas – 51
AM – 43
#8 Ore – 30
279 / 8 = 34.88
Total = 2422 / 69 = 35.10
