Offensive Combo

[StatTiger 3,188]

Best offensive combo ( QB & RB ) since 1968 based on yards per game.

Year Yd/Gm Combo

1995 331.1 Nix-Davis

2005 317.1 Cox-Irons

1994 315.4 Nix-Davis

2000 310.4 Leard-Johnson

1970 300.8 Sullivan-Clark

2004 297.3 Campbell-Williams

1997 296.2 Craig-Williams

1993 289.0 White-Bostic

1988 282.5 Slack-Danley

1986 278.4 Burger-Fullwood

2003 274.9 Campbell-Williams

1989 255.7 Slack-Joseph

1971 251.1 Sullivan-Lowry

1996 248.6 Craig-Williams

1990 242.9 White-Danley

1985 241.7 Washington-Jackson

1992 237.2 White-Bostic

1991 237.1 White-Frazier

1987 230.4 Burger-Danley

1969 225.1 Sullivan-Zofko

1980 189.6 Sullivan-Brooks

1983 189.6 Campbell-Jackson

1979 189.4 Trotman-Brooks

2002 185.3 Campbell-Brown

1968 183.6 Carter-Hurston

1978 178.6 Trotman-Cribbs

1982 171.8 Campbell-Jackson

1999 161.8 Leard-Evans

2001 161.7 Cobb-Williams

1998 155.4 Gross-Burks

1984 152.5 Washington-Fullwood

1976 150.2 Gargis-Gargis

1977 141.9 Crane-Cribbs

1972 123.5 Walls-Henley

1974 123.4 Gargis-McIntyre

1975 96.2 Gargis-Gargis

1981 84.6 Sullivan-James

1973 59.5 Wade-McIntyre

Don't forget that Cox missed a complete game and Irons only had one touch against Tech yet they are still #2 on the list based on a ten game average. Based on a nine game average, they would have 352.3 yards per game.

[quietfan 233]

Repeating myself from the Brandon Cox thread:

Between cool-and-calm Brandon "Ice Water" Cox and tough-as-nails Kenny Irons, I think we should call our offense the "Ice & Iron" Offense

[keoson7 28]

Stat, do you have up to date SEC individual stats(rushing)? is KI leading the conference?

[Tennessee Tiger 16]

Stat, do you have up to date SEC individual stats(rushing)? is KI leading the conference?

197905[/snapback]

KI took the SEC rushing lead with a 110.2 YPG avg, UK's Little moved into 2nd with a 108.1 avg, UAT's Darby is 3rd at 107.7.

[rexbo 104]

I am curious as to how Cox and Iron's combo compares to other QB-RB combo's this year???

[StatTiger 3,188]

Repeating myself from the Brandon Cox thread:

Between cool-and-calm Brandon "Ice Water" Cox and tough-as-nails Kenny Irons, I think we should call our offense the "Ice & Iron" Offense

197904[/snapback]

How about Iron-Ice?

[freebody 0]

Since Cox did not participate at all in the WKU game, should you not divide his total yardage by the nine games he did play? What would it be if you then added that to Irons' ten-game average (since Irons did play briefly against GT, it would count). Seems to me that would still be a statistically legitimate and accurate "per game" average. (As an engineer, I would deem it "close enough").

[StatTiger 3,188]

Since Cox did not participate at all in the WKU game, should you not divide his total yardage by the nine games he did play?  What would it be if you then added that to Irons' ten-game average (since Irons did play briefly against GT, it would count).  Seems to me that would still be a statistically legitimate and accurate "per game" average.  (As an engineer, I would deem it "close enough").

197981[/snapback]

I commented on the ninth game at the bottom of my initial post. They are averaging 352 per game in a nine-game average.