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49ers vs. Colts live score, updates, highlights from NFL ‘Sunday Night Football’ game

Jimmy Garappolo is back for Sunday Night Football’s primetime matchup against the Colts.

The veteran quarterback returned to the 49ers practice this week after suffering a calf injury in Week 4. Rookie Trey Lance took over during the 17-10 loss to the Cardinals but suffered a knee sprain that would prevent him from starting in the Week 7 matchup.

Before exiting the field during the 49ers’ 28-21 loss to the Seahawks, Garoppolo totaled 925 passing yards with five touchdowns. He took advantage of the bye week following Lance’s start to effectively prepare for the start against the Colts.

MORE: Why isn’t Trey Lance playing?

Carson Wentz will look to extend the Colts winning streak on the road. While he totals 1,545 passing yards with nine touchdowns and one interception, Wentz will rely on the rushing game against the first-ranked defense in the league. Running back Jonathan Taylor has the chance to continue his hot streak after totaling 145 yards and two touchdowns against the Texans.

The forecast for Sunday’s primetime matchup may have an effect on both teams’ passing. According to the National Weather Service, the matchup will take place during harsh conditions. While the area is under wind advisory until 8:00 p.m. PT, showers are expected with possible thunderstorms throughout the evening. Depending on the severity of the wind, both quarterbacks may struggle to make their targets.

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Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights from 49ers vs. Colts on “Sunday Night Football.” Read below for complete results from the NFL’s Week 7 game.

49ers vs. Colts score

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 F 49ers 12 – – – – Colts 7 – – – –

49ers vs. Colts live updates, highlights from ‘Sunday Night Football’

All times Eastern.

9:12: Wentz throws consecutive incomplete passes that were almost picked off by Emmanuel Moseley. Colts are forced to punt for the first time to give the 49ers possession at the 10.

9:06: Carson Wentz is brought down by Nick Bosa and loses control of the ball. Azeez Al-Shaair makes the interception for the 49ers at their own six-yard line. The pick marks Wentz’s second interception inside an opponent’s 10-yard line this season.

First Quarter: 49ers 12, Colts 7

9:01: Jonathan Taylor breaks free and makes a 33-yard run to put the Colts just outside the goal line to start the second quarter.

8:58: Josh Norman comes close to intercepting a pass from Wentz on second down. Wentz throws deep and a pass interference penalty against K’Wuan Williams gives the Colts a fresh set of downs from the San Francisco 35.

8:54: FIELD GOAL 49ERS. Joey Slye makes a 56-yard attempt to extend the lead once again. 49ers lead 12-7 with 2:30 remaining.

8:43: TOUCHDOWN COLTS. Mo Alie-Cox walks into the end zone to help cut the 49ers’ lead. Colts trail 9-7 with 5:15 remaining in the first quarter.

8:40: Michael Pittman Jr. makes a 57-yard catch on a pass from Wentz to bring the Colts to the 49ers’ 19. Pass interference was called against the 49ers on the play, but the penalty was declined after it was ruled a fair catch.

8:36: FIELD GOAL 49ERS. Joey Slye makes the kick from 34 yards to extend the 49ers’ lead 9-0.

8:30: Josh Norman punches the ball loose from Jonathan Taylor, forcing the second turnover of the Colts running back’s career. Fred Warner recovered for the 49ers to take over from the Colts’ 28.

8:28: TOUCHDOWN 49ERS. Mitchell carried the ball 14 yards to put the 49ers on the board in their opening drive. He totaled five carries for 57 yards on the scoring drive. After Joey Slye missed extra point, 49ers lead 6-0 with 10:12 remaining in the first quarter.

8:25: Elijah Mitchell makes an explosive 20-yard run to give the 49ers a fresh set of downs at the Colts’ 28.

8:20: Colts win the coin toss and defer. The 49ers start with the ball.

49ers vs. Colts start time

49ers vs. Colts is scheduled to start at 8:20 p.m. ET.

How to watch ‘Sunday Night Football’

TV channel (national): NBC

Live stream: Peacock, fuboTV

As usual, the “Sunday Night Football” matchup will be on NBC. After a hiatus last week, Al Michaels will be back on play-by-play, with Cris Collinsworth providing analysis and Michele Tafoya reporting from the sidelines. Terry McAulay will be the rules analyst on the broadcast.

For those hoping to stream the matchup, NBC will carry the game on its streaming platform, Peacock. Prospective viewers can also find it on fuboTV, which offers a 7-day free trial .

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49ers schedule 2021

Week Date Opponent Kickoff time TV 1 Sept. 12 at Lions 1 p.m. ET Fox 2 Sept. 19 at Eagles 1 p.m. ET Fox 3 Sept. 26 vs. Packers 8:20 p.m. ET NBC 4 Oct. 3 vs. Seahawks 4:05 p.m. ET Fox 5 Oct. 10 at Cardinals 4:25 p.m. ET Fox 6 BYE — — — 7 Oct. 24 vs. Colts 8:20 p.m. ET NBC 8 Oct. 31 at Bears 1 p.m. ET Fox 9 Nov. 7 vs. Cardinals 4:25 p.m. ET Fox 10 Nov. 15 vs. Rams 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN 11 Nov. 21 at Jaguars 1 p.m. ET Fox 12 Nov. 28 vs. Vikings 4:25 p.m. ET Fox 13 Dec. 5 at Seahawks 8:20 p.m. ET NBC 14 Dec. 12 at Bengals 1 p.m. ET CBS 15 Dec. 19 vs. Falcons 4:05 p.m. ET CBS 16 Dec. 23 at Titans 8:20 p.m. ET NFL Network 17 Jan. 2 vs. Texans 4:05 p.m. ET CBS 18 Jan. 9 at Rams 4:25 p.m. ET Fox

Colts schedule 2021

Week Date Opponent Kickoff time (ET) TV 1 Sept. 12 vs. Seahawks 1 p.m. Fox 2 Sept. 19 vs. Rams 1 p.m. Fox 3 Sept. 26 at Titans 1 p.m. CBS 4 Oct. 3 at Dolphins 1 p.m. CBS 5 Oct. 11 (Monday) at Ravens 8:15 p.m. ESPN 6 Oct. 17 vs. Texans 1 p.m. CBS 7 Oct. 24 at 49ers 8:20 p.m. NBC 8 Oct. 31 vs. Titans 1 p.m. CBS 9 Nov. 4 (Thursday) vs. Jets 8:20 p.m. Fox/NFLN/Amazon 10 Nov. 14 vs. Jaguars 1 p.m. CBS 11 Nov. 21 at Bills 1 p.m. CBS 12 Nov. 28 vs. Buccaneers 1 p.m. Fox 13 Dec. 5 at Texans 1 p.m. CBS 14 Bye 15 Dec. 18/19 vs. Patriots TBD TBD 16 Dec. 25 (Christmas) at Cardinals 8:15 p.m. NFLN 17 Jan. 2 vs. Raiders 1 p.m. CBS 18 Jan. 9 at Jaguars 1 p.m. CBS

‘Sunday Night Football’ schedule 2021

Week Date Matchup 1 Sept. 9 (Thur.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Dallas Cowboys Sept. 12 Los Angeles Rams vs. Chicago Bears 2 Sept. 19 Baltimore Ravens vs. Kansas City Chiefs 3 Sept. 26 San Francisco 49ers vs. Green Bay Packers 4 Oct. 3 New England Patriots vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5 Oct. 10 Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills 6 Oct. 17 Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Seattle Seahawks 7 Oct. 24 San Francisco 49ers vs. Indianapolis Colts 8 Oct. 31 Minnesota Vikings vs. Dallas Cowboys 9 Nov. 7 Los Angeles Rams vs. Tennessee Titans 10 Nov. 14 Las Vegas Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs 11 Nov. 21 Los Angeles Chargers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 12 Nov. 28 Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns 13 Dec. 5 Seattle Seahawks vs. San Francisco 49ers 14 Dec. 12 Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears 15 Dec. 19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New Orleans Saints 16 Dec. 26 Washington Football Team vs. Dallas Cowboys 17 Jan. 2 Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings 18 Jan. 9 TBD

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Pela 1ª vez, Grã-Bretanha passa uma semana sem depender de carvão

Pela primeira vez na história, o sistema elétrico da Grã-Bretanha operou por mais de sete dias sem a necessidade de acionar usinas de carvão. Esse recorde foi atingido na quarta-feira passada (08/5), de acordo com o National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO), responsável pela gestão da rede britânica de geração e distribuição elétrica.

“Ainda que esta tenha sido a primeira vez que tivemos uma operação contínua sem o uso de carvão, esperamos que esse tipo de episódio torne-se o ‘novo normal'”, ressaltou Fintan Slye, diretor do ESO. “Na medida em que mais e mais combustíveis renováveis entram na matriz elétrica britânica, operações sem carvão serão mais frequentes. Acreditamos que, até 2025, seremos capazes de operar todo o sistema elétrico da Grã-Bretanha com zero carbono”.

O uso do carvão como combustível foi fundamental para o processo de industrialização na Grã-Bretanha em meados do século XIX, que marcou o modelo de desenvolvimento industrial que se proliferou pelo mundo no século seguinte. As minas de carvão fazem parte da história britânica, com episódios políticos e sociais marcantes do país associados a esse combustível, como as greves de 1984-1985 contra o governo da então primeira-ministra Margaret Thatcher (1979-1990).

Para Greg Clark, secretário de negócios e energia do Reino Unido, o feito de passar uma semana sem o uso de carvão para geração elétrica desde a Revolução Industrial sinaliza o compromisso britânico com o combate à mudança do clima e pelo crescimento econômico limpo e verde. “Queremos continuar batendo recordes, e é por isso que estruturamos nosso setor de energia renovável para que ele prospere. Estamos agora em um caminho para nos tornarmos a primeira grande economia a promover emissões líquidas zero”, aponta Clark.

Assim, o feito obtido pelos britânicos na última semana na geração elétrica livre de carvão representa não apenas um avanço no uso de fontes mais limpas de energia, como a energia eólica, mas uma mudança de paradigma dentro do modelo industrial do país.

“Para que pudéssemos ter esse desempenho significativo, trabalhamos ativamente com a indústria ao longo dos últimos anos para reduzir a dependência industrial e elétrica com relação ao carvão”, ressalta Slye. “Estamos programando o fechamento de usinas de carvão e reduzindo a operação das que se mantêm para dar espaço a fontes mais limpas. As empresas responsáveis pela transmissão também estão investindo na modernização da rede, de maneira a garantir uma operação segura e contínua, sem desperdício energético”.

Esse recorde enterra a noção de que os combustíveis mais poluentes são imprescindíveis para a geração elétrica, ressalta Jonathan Marshall, médico e chefe de análise da Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU). “Reduzir carbono não reduz a possibilidade de geração elétrica nem a disponibilidade na rede, diferentemente do que alguns analistas mais antiquados temiam. Na verdade, o que estamos vendo é o contrário: a geração elétrica está aumentando e as emissões de carbono, diminuindo”.

O ESO se comprometeu a avançar na descarbonização da matriz elétrica britânica, identificando os sistemas, serviços e produtos necessários para operar uma rede de carbono zero e projetar os novos mercados competitivos necessários para obtê-los com mais eficiência. “Acreditamos que promover a concorrência acabará por levar a um melhor valor para os clientes. Os novos produtos e serviços ajudarão a reduzir o custo geral de operação do sistema, reduzindo os custos para os consumidores”, conclui Slye.

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Betsy H. Cook

Betsy H. Cook, 78, of Moore, SC, died Friday, December 27, 2019 at Spartanburg Regional Hospice Home. Born January 3, 1941 in Charlotte, NC, she was the daughter of the late Clarence Cirby Hartman II, and Helen Hartsell Hartman. Betsy loved her family so much that she committed her life as a homemaker. She was a member of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church. Survivors include her daughter, Tracy Cook Slye of Forest City, NC; her son, Carl Thomas Cook Jr. of Moore, SC; grandchildren, Michael Andy Slye, Joshua Padgett, and Jonathan Towery, all of Forest City, NC; Katilyn Cook, Thomas Cook, and Coleman Cook, all of Moore, SC; and great grandchildren, Charlie Topping and Isabel Topping, both of Mt. Holly, NC; her siblings, Cirby Hartman III (Myra) of Matthews, NC and Elaine C. Hall (William) of Siler City, NC. She was also predeceased by her husband, Carl T. Cook Sr. and a grandson, Kenneth “Buzz” Topping. Visitation will be at 1:00 – 2:00 PM Tuesday, December 31, 2019 at Floyd’s North Church Street Chapel, 235 N. Church Street, Spartanburg, SC 29306. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, 154 Milestone Way, Greenville, SC 29615 or online at http://bit.ly/2fh8Ecj Floyd’s North Church Street Chapel from The JF Floyd Mortuary via Spartanburg Funeral

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The Numerical: Oklahoma has the country’s best Playoff odds ... after Bama, of course

A review of the best in college football stats after Week 2 also includes notes on Auburn, Kansas State, UCLA, Virginia Tech, and more.

1. The new stat profiles are here!

This year’s Football Study Hall statistical profiles for all 130 FBS teams are up and running! Just two weeks into a long season, here are some of the things the profiles can tell us.

2. Oklahoma is in the catbird seat (non-Bama division)

The top four teams in the latest AP poll — Alabama, Oklahoma, Clemson, and USC — have all significant hurdles in their College Football Playoff journeys. The Crimson Tide survived Florida State in Week 1, while the latter three (Oklahoma over Ohio State, Clemson over Auburn, USC over Stanford) won some of the most losable games on their schedules in Week 2.

The Sooners faced the most losable game, however, and now the Sooners have it pretty easy compared to their CFP contender brethren.

Using S&P+ win probabilities, you can use the stat profiles to find a team’s odds of finishing with a given record. For the teams in the current AP top 20, here are the odds of each finishing with one or fewer losses in the 2017 regular season:

Alabama (62.5 percent chance of finishing 11-1 or better)

Oklahoma (36.6 percent)

USC (34.3 percent)

Wisconsin (32.9 percent)

Clemson (30.8 percent)

Penn State (28.1 percent)

Washington (25.1 percent)

Michigan (18.4 percent)

Louisville (16.1 percent)

LSU (15.7 percent)

Ohio State (14.0 percent)

Oklahoma State (10.5 percent)

TCU (6.8 percent)

Miami (6.3 percent)

Stanford (5.3 percent)

Georgia (5.0 percent)

Virginia Tech (4.8 percent)

Florida State (3.4 percent)

Kansas State (1.2 percent)

Auburn (1.1 percent)

Obviously the Crimson Tide remain on a different plane of existence (they’re the only team with a better than 10 percent chance of finishing the regular season undefeated: 24 percent there) but Oklahoma is in an enviable spot. Their 11-1-or-more odds were under 25 percent when the season began; win your hardest game, and things improve quickly.

The Sooners still have games against three other AP top 20 teams (OSU, TCU, KSU), but everybody has big games remaining. OU’s got almost as good a chance as anyone of cashing in.

3. Josh Rosen is UCLA’s efficiency

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UCLA’s defense ranks 88th in passing success rate allowed and 116th in rushing success rate allowed at the moment, and the Bruins’ run game hasn’t shown a ton of early improvement over last year’s dismal campaign: they still rank 104th in rushing success rate.

But there’s Rosen, completing 68 percent of his passes and dragging the Bruins to a No. 17 ranking in passing success rate.

He began the season 6-for-17 for 35 yards. Since then: 51-for-67, 785 yards, nine touchdowns.

4. Alabama’s got a one-man receiving corps

Through two games, Alabama quarterbacks Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa have combined to target nine different players at least twice and only one more than four times. Calvin Ridley has been targeted with 17 passes, a full 13 more than No. 2 target Cam Sims.

It’d be one thing if those 17 targets were racking up massive yards. But despite a long touchdown against FSU, Ridley is averaging just 10.6 yards per catch and 7.5 yards per target. He’s steady, but things are going to have to open up a bit. Bama currently ranks a dismal 129th in passing-downs success rate; granted, most of that is because of FSU’s awesome defense, but even against Fresno State, Bama’s PD success rate was just 25 percent.

5. Auburn’s Jarrett Stidham is getting hit a lot

Auburn’s quarterback situation is pretty solid — if Stidham were to get hurt, backup Sean White is in place. White was fine when healthy a year ago.

Still, that doesn’t mean you should try to get Stidham hurt. Not only was he sacked an incredible 11 times in 35 attempts against Clemson last week (maybe the highest sack rate I’ve ever seen in a non-FCS game), but he also got sacked three times in 27 attempts against Georgia Southern in Week 1’s blowout win. That’s a cool 22.6 percent sack rate over two games; as a frame of reference, anything above about 8 percent is pretty bad.

6. Kansas State looks awfully “peak Collin Klein” Kansas State

As is Bill Snyder’s preference, the Wildcats have begun with tuneups. They outscored Central Arkansas and Charlotte by a combined 110-26, showing flashes of their best run game since Klein was behind center.

Yes, you should be able to push UCA and Charlotte around, but the Wildcats are second in the country in opportunity rate (frequency of rushes of at least five yards), third in success rate, and ninth in stuff rate. Quarterback Jesse Ertz is averaging 6.5 yards per carry, and top backs Alex Barnes and Dalvin Warmack are averaging 5.7. You’d love to see a little more explosiveness, but right now that’s coming from the passing game: Ertz is completing 70 percent of his passes at 19.7 yards per completion.

KSU doesn’t move backwards and connects on deep passes. That’s a lovely combination. But something will have to give when the Wildcats face Vanderbilt this weekend, because ...

6. The Commodores are knocking you backwards

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Dare Odeyingbo (34)

That Vandy is 2-0 isn’t a total surprise, but the way the Dores have accomplished it is.

Despite all-world linebacker Zach Cunningham, they ranked just 55th in havoc rate (tackles for loss, passes defensed, and forced fumbles per play) in 2016.

Early in 2017, they are an easy No. 1 in havoc right now at 31 percent. Hell, their front seven alone (20.8 percent) would rank in the top 30 overall.

Linebacker Charles Wright and end Dare Odeyingbo each has 4.5 TFLs already, and corner Tre Herndon has broken up three passes. A havoc rate of over 30 percent is unsustainable, but we’ve seen clear signs of improved aggression here, and that makes Saturday’s visit from Kansas State maybe the most underrated game of Week 3.

7. Defense and special teams is the recipe for Colorado

The Buffaloes’ offense hit some stumbling blocks against Colorado State and Texas State. They are just 77th in success rate thus far and 113th in finishing drives.

You probably haven’t noticed, though, because they have still outscored opponents by a combined 48 thanks, to a flexible defense (second in finishing drives), decent big-play prevention (35th in defensive explosiveness), and dynamite special teams. They are tied for first in kickoff success rate and ninth in punting success rate, and freshman kicker James Stefanou has made four of five field goals. That’s good for an early No. 2 ranking in Special Teams S&P+.

8. Missouri’s got the tempo thing down

Under second-year offensive coordinator Josh Heupel, the Tigers are averaging a play for every 18.4 seconds of possession, fastest in the country.

But that’s not the whole story — they are doing this despite running the ball quite a bit. Arkansas State (second at 18.7) has thrown more than 75 percent of the time, and Indiana (third at 19.3) has thrown 65 percent. Throwing more equals more stoppages.

When you factor in run-pass rates, Missouri’s expected seconds per play is around 25.8, a difference of 7.4 seconds, which dwarves other high-tempo teams like USF (6.1), Tulsa (5.9), and Memphis (5.9).

Now the Tigers just need to make more of those plays. After scoring 72 points against Missouri State, they managed just 13 against South Carolina.

9. Your best special teams coverage guy: BC’s Isaac Yiadom

A new addition to this year’s profiles: special teams tackles. I thought it would be interesting to track who’s making stops on special teams and where they’re doing them.

Thus far, eight FBS players have made at least four tackles of opposing return men, and Boston College’s Yiadom has made maybe the most valuable tackles — he’s made two stops on punt returns, and those returns have averaged just three yards each; he’s made two stops on kick returns, and they’ve averaged just 19 yards.

10. Kansas’ Joe Dineen, stuffs machine

Kansas suffered a disappointing 45-27 loss to Central Michigan on Saturday; any hope of showing major improvement in 2017 sort of went out the window. But don’t blame Dineen. The junior linebacker has already recorded 23.5 tackles this season and has contributed to a nation-leading eight run stuffs (stops at or behind the line of scrimmage, another new stat profile feature this year).

Other stuffs leaders:

8: UMass’ Bryton Barr

7: BGSU’s Nate Locke, Hawaii’s VIane Moala, NIU’s Jawuan Johnson and Sutton Smith

6: Idaho’s Tony Lashley, NC State’s Bradley Chubb, Oregon State’s Jonathan Willis, SJSU’s Frank Ginda

11. Your return man is going to be bored playing Virginia Tech

Hokie kicker Joey Slye has attempted 12 kickoffs this season. All 12 resulted in touchbacks.

Big play watch

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OSU’s Marcell Ateman

It’s your weekly check-in on the nation’s two funnest teams, Oklahoma State and Penn State. OSU won its Week 1 big-play battle with PSU, recording six gains of 40-plus yards to the Nittany Lions’ two. On the boxing scorecard, the Cowboys took Round 1, 10-9.

Round 2: a 10-0 tie. Both teams had four gains of 20-plus and one gain of 40-plus. PSU was nearly given the round due to degree of difficulty — the Nittany Lions played Pitt while OSU went to South Alabama — but, um, I’m not sure how much more difficult playing the Pitt defense is at the moment.

By the way, in the Fun Teams watch:

Oregon leads the country with 20 gains of 20-plus yards. (Missouri and Stanford are second at 18.)

Maryland leads with eight gains of 40-plus yards. (OSU and West Virginia are second at seven.)

Overachiever watch

In last week’s Numerical, I looked at the teams and conferences that over- and underachieved the most compared to their S&P+ projections. Thanks primarily to Maryland and Wisconsin, the Big Ten was your overachievement leader. Let’s check in again after Week 2.

FBS conferences in order of performance vs. S&P+ projection

Big 12 (19 games, plus-3.8 points per game)

MWC (26 games, plus-2.9 points per game)

Big Ten (28 games, plus-2.6 points per game)

Pac-12 (25 games, plus-1.0 points per game)

MAC (24 games, plus-0.3 points per game)

AAC (20 games, plus-0.0 points per game)

Conference USA (27 games, minus-0.2 points per game)

SEC (27 games, minus-0.6 points per game)

ACC (26 games, minus-0.9 points per game)

Sun Belt (20 games, minus-1.1 points per game)

It would make sense that the SEC and ACC would underachieve a bit since they began the season on the top of the pack. But the Big 12’s early performance is impressive considering it features the biggest S&P+ underachiever in the country so far.

S&P+ underachieves (min: 2 games)

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Matt Rhule left Temple for Baylor last season. Thus far, both Temple and Baylor are struggling.

Baylor (minus-28.0 points per game)

ECU (minus-26.3)

FIU (minus-22.3)

Temple (minus-18.1)

WKU (minus-18.0)

Oregon State (minus-17.9)

Northwestern (minus-17.5)

Bowling Green (minus-16.3)

Texas A&M (minus-15.5)

Kent State (minus-14.4)

When people see something like LSU ranking No. 2 in S&P+, they assume recruiting rankings are skewing projections. They are part of the projections, however, only because they are solid statistical predictors of success.

The biggest source of early skew, however: coaching changes. Four of the top five underachievers are in Year 1 of a new regime, and, well, the fifth team in that group (ECU) probably shouldn’t have changed coaches in 2016.

Meanwhile, the biggest overachiever also has a new coach.

S&P+ overachievers (min: 2 games)

Fresno State (plus-31.2 points per game)

Duke (plus-26.6)

Mississippi State (plus-24.6)

Maryland (plus-24.2)

Purdue (plus-19.9)

SMU (plus-18.9)

Wake Forest (plus-18.7)

Army (plus-17.7)

TCU (plus-17.0)

Oregon (plus-16.1)

Mississippi State a major overachiever, eh? With LSU coming to Starkville this week, eh?

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