https://private75.myfootballnow.com/gamecenter/view/1649#307795

One blocker lags behind the return man, and #77 zooms through a gunner to block someone else behind him.

https://private75.myfootballnow.com/gamecenter/view/1649#307910

Same deal as above, except sides reversed and #45 misses his block.

And so on and so on.

So if returns are so broken, why are KR TD's so high? Because of stuff like this:

https://private75.myfootballnow.com/gamecenter/view/1649#307873

For the record, that return man has an impressive 29 break tackle ability. I have to imagine Bryson plays decent tacklers on his coverage squads.

ya the returns and fumbles are completely ruining the enjoyment for me. That's like the third or fourth kickoff return i've given up and i'm putting all my best guys on kickoff to try and prevent it. It's like a pinball game. I don't mind seeing the return game be more impactful but in NCAA we have had 29 kick return tds through 10 weeks, lol. Ridiculous, oh and we've had 511 total fumbles :)

Without looking closer, 511 fumbles through 10 weeks (160 games / 3.19 per game) doesn't seem too high for the first year of a new league.

I expect to have more fumbles in the first year due to so many more rookies (and young players) seeing the field as compared to an established league.

Any idea how many of those 511 fumbles were lost? Or, is that the lost number?

here is his league ( https://ncaa-football.myfootballnow.com/ ) if you want to try to count up those 511 fumbles lost .

I don't, but thanks.

ok your welcome

i found something from his league he combined the league stats which were Passing yards , Comp% , Pass TD , Rushing Yards, ypc avg, Rush TD, kickoff return td, punt return td , FG's , XPt's ,tackles, missed tackles, sacks, hurries, Thrown At, catches allowed, Allowed %, Knock Downs, Interceptions, Interception TD, total fumbles, penalties and total TD's

it was for thru 9 weeks of his league = https://ncaa-football.myfootballnow.com/forums/1/217?page=1#1472

https://mfn85.myfootballnow.com/gamecenter/view/974#168173