Mid level AAC at best

ndunabomber 7141 posts Original UHND Member
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Last year, even with their excellent running back (Quinton Jackson), they were a 5-7 team heading into their bowl game.

They got crushed by a Texas State team that was in the lower third of the Sun Belt.

Jackson is out for this game, and probably for a lot more.

Rice runs a run-heavy spread option offense where the QB isn't going to throw the ball more than 20 times a game. They're basically running a max protect scheme when they have to throw the ball.

In case if anyone is curious, Rice's offense last year was the 121st best out of 128 teams. A rather large chunk of that offense came against a FCS team (Prairie View A&M) and a truly terrible UNC Charlotte team.

Their defense was 124th best, against mostly AAC competition.

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