Scoring Surge: UCLA Lead College Football Offenses This Week

Sometimes the cleanest read is the simplest one, points on the board. Over the last seven days, these are the College Football offenses that have been doing the piling.

Setting the pace

UCLA lead the league at 53.0 points per game, 106 in two games, while allowing 41 over the same stretch. The formula has been simple: score first, score often.

Notre Dame keep pace at 38.0 per game.

Sam Houston (36.5 per game) keep the top group honest.

Where the scoring stops

Central Arkansas have been the quietest of the bunch: 8.0 points a game in their last 2.

Top to bottom, the gap runs 45.0 points per game, which over a week is the difference between a lineup that scares people and one that just hopes to keep things close.

The board

Here is how the top of the scoring board stacks up:

The fine print

One housekeeping note: the totals count only completed games inside the window, and every figure comes straight off our own results table, nothing modeled, nothing projected.

A week of scoring says plenty about form and nothing certain about tonight, offense arrives in waves, and waves recede.