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Baylor has the fastest offense in college football, but where does your team rank?

Michael SandersBy Michael SandersFebruary 8, 2024No Comments5 Mins Read
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The fastest offenses in college football include some names you might expect. Baylor was the fastest, getting a play every 18 seconds in 2014. Arizona, Oregon, West Virginia and a few others averaged less than 20 seconds between plays.



When you take these raw pace numbers and adjust them based on how often teams ran the ball (since running plays naturally burn more clock than passing plays); learn more about Bill Connelly’s adjusted pace stat here), they all still hold positions in the top 10. See full table 1-128 below.

But this adjustment shows that some run-intensive teams, like Air Force, use more tempo than it appears. Air Force used a fairly average number of seconds per play (23.1), but moved up four seconds per play faster than expected. Adjusting for seconds per play, the Falcons rank as the eighth-fastest rushing offense in the country.

Here’s the full list, via Football Study Roomthe coffers of:

Seconds/reading Run % Expected seconds/reading Rhythm rank
Baylor 18 52.3% 23.8 1
Arizona 18.3 47.1% 23.2 2
Bowling green 18.6 47.8% 23.3 3
Oregon 19.5 55.1% 24.2 4
BYU 19.3 50.7% 23.7 5
North Carolina 18.8 46.6% 23.2 6
West Virginia 19.5 48.6% 23.4 7
Aviation 23.1 78.2% 27 8
Memphis 20.6 57.2% 24.5 9
Northern Illinois 21.9 63.8% 25.2 ten
Arkansas State 20.8 53.4% 24 11
UAB 21.9 62.2% 25 12
State of Texas 21.2 55.9% 24.3 13
Mississippi State 21.3 55.4% 24.2 14
Marshal 21 52.1% 23.8 15
New Mexico State 20.8 49.8% 23.6 16
TCU 20.7 47.3% 23.2 17
Fresno State 21 48.1% 23.3 18
Texas Technology 19.8 37.4% 22 19
Washington 22.4 57.7% 24.5 20
Indiana 22.7 60.2% 24.8 21
Arizona State 21.3 48.3% 23.4 22
UCLA 21.8 52.2% 23.8 23
Western Kentucky 20.6 41.6% 22.6 24
California 20.7 42.4% 22.6 25
UNLV 21 44.4% 22.9 26
Texas A&M 20.8 42.4% 22.7 27
Auburn 23.4 63% 25.2 28
East Carolina 20.3 37.4% 22 29
North West 21.6 48% 23.3 30
Massachusetts 20.8 40.8% 22.5 31
Hawaii 21.8 48.6% 23.4 32
Utah 22.8 56.6% 24.4 33
Duke 22.2 49.9% 23.6 34
Nebraska 23.4 59.7% 24.8 35
Tennessee 22.2 49.4% 23.5 36
Middle Tennessee 23.3 57.9% 24.5 37
Oklahoma State 22.6 51.4% 23.7 38
Cincinnati 22 46.2% 23.1 39
Georgia 23.9 61.5% 25 40
Syracuse 22.5 49.6% 23.5 41
Florida 23.8 59.5% 24.7 42
Kentucky 22.5 48.2% 23.4 43
Iowa State 21.6 40.7% 22.4 44
Toledo 23.7 57.5% 24.5 45
Ole Mademoiselle 22.7 49% 23.4 46
Houston 22.7 48.9% 23.4 47
Idaho 22.3 45.3% 23 48
Marine 26.8 82.4% 27.5 49
Appalachian State 24.1 60.1% 24.8 50
Clemson 23.1 51.9% 23.8 51
Oklahoma 23.9 58.2% 24.6 52
state of ohio 24.2 60.2% 24.8 53
U.S.C. 23 50% 23.6 54
South Alabama 23.5 53.3% 24 55
Boise State 23.7 54.8% 24.2 56
Colorado 22.3 43.1% 22.7 57
Tulsa 22.8 47.2% 23.2 58
Ball Condition 23.5 51% 23.7 59
Nevada 24.2 56% 24.3 60
NC State 24 54.2% 24.1 61
Missouri 24 54.1% 24.1 62
our Lady 23.3 48.2% 23.3 63
Maryland 23.1 46.2% 23.1 64
Eastern Michigan 24.1 54.4% 24.1 65
Old Dominion 22.5 40.9% 22.5 66
Temple 23.2 45.3% 23 67
Troy 24.4 53.5% 24 68
Akron 22.6 38.2% 22.1 69
Ohio 24.4 52.9% 23.9 70
Georgia Tech 27.5 78.4% 27 71
North Texas 24.8 56% 24.3 72
San Jose State 23.8 47.6% 23.3 73
South Georgia 27.8 80% 27.2 74
Virginia Tech 24.1 49.4% 23.5 75
State of Georgia 23.4 43.1% 22.7 76
State of Florida 23.6 44.4% 22.9 77
Louisiana Technology 24.3 49.6% 23.5 78
Kansas 24.6 52.1% 23.8 79
Caroline from the south 24.1 47.7% 23.3 80
Alabama 24.9 54.1% 24.1 81
Ultralight 22.7 35.8% 21.8 82
Virginia 24.4 49.3% 23.5 83
Illinois 23.6 42.6% 22.7 84
Florida Atlantic 24.9 52.2% 23.8 85
Iowa 25 51.7% 23.8 86
Florida International 25.5 55.5% 24.2 87
Army 29 84.3% 27.7 88
State of Colorado 24.4 46.3% 23.1 89
Central Florida 25.2 52.9% 23.9 90
State of Pennsylvania 24 42.9% 22.7 91
Miss of the South 23.7 39.8% 22.3 92
Texas 25 50.2% 23.6 93
Michigan State 26.1 58.7% 24.6 94
UL Lafayette 25.9 57% 24.4 95
Buffalo 25.5 52.7% 23.9 96
Washington State 21.6 20.4% 20 97
New Mexico 28.6 78% 27 98
LSU 27.2 66.4% 25.6 99
Tulane 24.7 45.7% 23.1 100
Minnesota 27.4 67.9% 25.7 101
UTSA 25.5 51.6% 23.8 102
State of Utah 25.9 53.7% 24 103
Wisconsin 27.4 65.6% 25.5 104
Purdue 25 45.2% 23 105
Miami, Ohio 24.2 38.1% 22.1 106
Boston College 28.2 69.9% 26 107
Rutgers 26.5 55.9% 24.3 108
San Diego State 26.7 57.2% 24.3 109
Louisville 25.9 50.1% 23.6 110
Miami 26 50.8% 23.7 111
Pittsburgh 27.8 64.2% 25.3 112
Rice 27.2 58.8% 24.6 113
Waking up forest 25.4 43.7% 22.8 114
EMS 25.1 40.1% 22.4 115
Arkansas 27.8 59.4% 24.7 116
Kansas State 26.7 50.1% 23.6 117
Connecticut 26.7 49.7% 23.5 118
Oregon State 25.7 40.1% 22.4 119
Kent State 25.3 36.4% 21.9 120
South Florida 26.7 47.9% 23.3 121
Western Michigan 27.8 54.9% 24.2 122
Stanford 27.8 53.2% 24 123
Central Michigan 27.9 53.7% 24 124
Wyoming 27.5 49.5% 23.5 125
Michigan 28.7 53.1% 24 126
Vanderbilt 28.3 49.1% 23.5 127
UTEP 30.5 65% 25.4 128

Comparing Auburn and Clemson shows the difference. The Tigers and – well, the Tigers too – both took about 23 seconds per play and used a similar offense. But after adjusting for rushing percentage, Auburn ranks 28th and Clemson 51st. Auburn’s offense is so top-heavy that it’s undergoing a significant adjustment.

Some predictions you’re probably right about are Arkansas and Alabama. Both their coaches criticized the rushing offenses, and they practice what they preach. Alabama takes a snap every 24.9 seconds, good for 81st adjusted in the country. But Lane Kiffin’s occasional absences mean they’re no match for Arkansas, which plods through a game every 27.8 seconds, 116th in the country.

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