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Fun Stat Nerd Tidbit: Indiana

I'm still struggling to get over the fact that a run-first, run-second team like Wisconsin scored 83 points in a game against Indiana.  As a fan of a team that once gave up 73 points against a team actively trying not to score, I know how bad can go to worse, but ... 83!  Sixth-most points allowed by a same-division opponent in the last 50 years!

Most Points Scored Versus Same-Subdivision (i.e. FBS vs FBS) Opponent (1960-2010)
1. 1968: Houston 100, Tulsa 6
2. 1989: Houston 95, SMU 21
3. 1991: Fresno State 94, New Mexico 17
4. 1991: California 86, Pacific 24
5. 1983: Nebraska 84, Minnesota 13
6. 2010: Wisconsin 83, Indiana 20
6. 1980: BYU 83, UTEP 7
8. 1973: Utah 82, UTEP 6
8. 1980: Oklahoma 82, Colorado 42
8. 1981: Clemson 82, Wake Forest 24
8. 1988: Houston 82, Tulsa 28
8. 1997: Florida 82, Central Michigan 6

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8. 1997: Florida 82, Central Michigan 6

Central Michigan wasn’t then and still isn’t in the SEC.

The Once and Future King
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by FlaGators on May 9, 2011 2:56 PM EDT reply actions  

Not listing teams in the same conference.

Same division … though actually, it should say sub-division, shouldn’t it…basically I was eliminating the games versus FCS teams.

by Bill C. on May 9, 2011 3:01 PM EDT up reply actions  

Ahhh. I see. Well, carry on then.

The Once and Future King
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by FlaGators on May 9, 2011 3:05 PM EDT up reply actions  

I guess you can blame it on me

The last two football games I’ve attended in person were this particular Wisconsin-Indiana game and that Clemson-Missouri game back in 2001.

Combined score: Home Team 145 – Away Team 29.

by moinllieon on May 10, 2011 10:24 AM EDT reply actions  

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