With all the excitement for the upcoming game versus USC, I thought that I would take somewhat of an unusual approach to analyzing a component of the game.
To do this, I’ve decided to look at how both teams fared with penalties during the 2007 season.
In the 2007 season, Ohio State football was the 22nd lowest team in the nation in penalties per game, with 5.5, and an average 44.2 yards lost per game due to penalty. USC held the eight highest spot with 8.2 penalties/game and 74.4 yards/game.
Cincinnati ranked the highest, averaging 9.4 penalties per game with an average of 79.1 yards per game lost. That state up north was 13th lowest, giving up 5.1 penalties a game for an average of 44.6 yards per game.
But let’s see how the Buckeyes measure up in the Big Ten regarding penalties.
Here are the Big Ten teams with penalties per game highest to lowest for In-Conference games:





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