Earlier, I gave the over/under for win totals for each Big East team. But why stop there? Here are some more fun totals to consider:
The Pitt back had 1,799 yards and 17 scores as a freshman but has a less experienced offensive line and a surging backfield mate in Ray Graham. My pick: Under.
Devine rushed for a career-best 1,465 yards in 2009, but West Virginia may ride its horse even more in '10. My pick: Over.
The UConn tailback had 1,188 last year while splitting carries with Andre Dixon. Will he be featured more this season? My pick: Over
It was a tumultuous spring and summer for the Syracuse tailback. Can he top the 1,000-yard mark a second straight year? My pick: Under
The Pitt star had 1,111 last season as a sophomore but has a new quarterback this year. My pick: Over
The last Big East quarterback to go over 3,500 total yards was Matt Grothe in 2008. Brian Brohm has the league record with 3,978. Can Cincinnati's dual threat challenge those marks? My pick: Under
The Cincinnati senior had 888 yards and 11 scores last year as the No. 2 target behind Mardy Gilyard. Those numbers should rise. My pick: Under
Romeus was the co-defensive player of the year in '09, but the Pitt defensive end had just eight sacks. My pick: Push
The UConn linebacker had a whopping 140 stops last year, but now Scott Lutrus is back and will compete for those tackles as well. My pick: Under
Daniels ran for 772 last year, but the new South Florida offense is designed to take pressure off him. My pick: Over
The Rutgers quarterback had 2,211 yards last season as a true freshman. The league leader last year was Bill Stull with 2,633. My pick: Over
How soon, if at all, will Louisville turn to its electric freshman under center? My pick: Over
What say you?
- Dion Lewis: over/under 1,700 yards rushing and 15 rushing touchdowns
The Pitt back had 1,799 yards and 17 scores as a freshman but has a less experienced offensive line and a surging backfield mate in Ray Graham. My pick: Under.
- Noel Devine: over/under 1,500 rushing yards
Devine rushed for a career-best 1,465 yards in 2009, but West Virginia may ride its horse even more in '10. My pick: Over.
- Jordan Todman: over/under 1,300 rushing yards
The UConn tailback had 1,188 last year while splitting carries with Andre Dixon. Will he be featured more this season? My pick: Over
- Delone Carter: over/under 1,000 rushing yards
It was a tumultuous spring and summer for the Syracuse tailback. Can he top the 1,000-yard mark a second straight year? My pick: Under
- Jon Baldwin: over/under 1,200 receiving yards
The Pitt star had 1,111 last season as a sophomore but has a new quarterback this year. My pick: Over
- Zach Collaros: over/under 3,600 total yards
The last Big East quarterback to go over 3,500 total yards was Matt Grothe in 2008. Brian Brohm has the league record with 3,978. Can Cincinnati's dual threat challenge those marks? My pick: Under
- Armon Binns: over/under 1,000 yards receiving and 13 touchdowns
The Cincinnati senior had 888 yards and 11 scores last year as the No. 2 target behind Mardy Gilyard. Those numbers should rise. My pick: Under
- Greg Romeus: over/under 10 sacks
Romeus was the co-defensive player of the year in '09, but the Pitt defensive end had just eight sacks. My pick: Push
- Lawrence Wilson: over/under 120 tackles
The UConn linebacker had a whopping 140 stops last year, but now Scott Lutrus is back and will compete for those tackles as well. My pick: Under
- B.J. Daniels: over/under 700 rushing yards
Daniels ran for 772 last year, but the new South Florida offense is designed to take pressure off him. My pick: Over
- Tom Savage: over/under 2,600 yards passing
The Rutgers quarterback had 2,211 yards last season as a true freshman. The league leader last year was Bill Stull with 2,633. My pick: Over
- Dominique Brown: over/under one start at quarterback
How soon, if at all, will Louisville turn to its electric freshman under center? My pick: Over
What say you?
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