All opponents · Completed games through Oct 14, 2026 · 11:29 AM EDT
Offense vs. defense
Season production & opponent allowance
Florida offense vs. Texas defense
Measure
Florida offense
Texas allowed
Yards / playESPN
6.8SEC 4
4.2SEC 2
Successful playsCFBD
48.0%SEC 7
34.8%SEC 4
Rushing successCFBD
45.0%SEC 11
35.5%SEC 6
Passing successCFBD
52.7%SEC 3
34.2%SEC 3
Third-down conversionsESPN
45.8%SEC 7
30.9%SEC 4
Points / scoring opportunityCFBD
5.0SEC 3
2.3SEC 1
Texas offense vs. Florida defense
Measure
Texas offense
Florida allowed
Yards / playESPN
5.4SEC 12
5.6SEC 14
Successful playsCFBD
43.7%SEC 10
41.7%SEC 12
Rushing successCFBD
44.8%SEC 12
38.5%SEC 9
Passing successCFBD
43.9%SEC 9
45.1%SEC 15
Third-down conversionsESPN
44.6%SEC 8
46.7%SEC 15
Points / scoring opportunityCFBD
4.2SEC 9
4.2SEC 15
Blue bars = offense; gold bars = defense allowed. Higher production favors an offense; lower allowance favors a defense. SEC ranks compare offenses with offenses and defenses with defenses. Green: top four; red: bottom four. Bars show quantities, not a matchup prediction.
ESPN game boxes · CFBD advanced season statistics through week 6 · Advanced data saved Oct 14, 2026 · 11:34 AM EDT
Trenches & disruption
Season rates · SEC ranks
Florida offense vs. Texas defense
Measure
Florida offense
Texas defense
Stuff rate
17.7%Runs stuffed · Lower is betterSEC 11
22.6%Runs stuffed · Higher is betterSEC 5
Power success
81.6%Power success · Higher is betterSEC 5
76.2%Power success allowed · Lower is betterSEC 12
Line yards / rush
2.93Line yards / rush · Higher is betterSEC 11
2.39Line yards / rush allowed · Lower is betterSEC 4
Havoc rate
12.2%Havoc allowed · Lower is betterSEC 2
21.2%Havoc created · Higher is betterSEC 4
Texas offense vs. Florida defense
Measure
Texas offense
Florida defense
Stuff rate
18.0%Runs stuffed · Lower is betterSEC 12
14.5%Runs stuffed · Higher is betterSEC 15
Power success
74.2%Power success · Higher is betterSEC 13
80.0%Power success allowed · Lower is betterSEC 15
Line yards / rush
2.89Line yards / rush · Higher is betterSEC 14
2.81Line yards / rush allowed · Lower is betterSEC 10
Havoc rate
17.0%Havoc allowed · Lower is betterSEC 14
18.4%Havoc created · Higher is betterSEC 8
CFBD advanced season statistics through week 6; all opponents, garbage time included. Rates are supplied season aggregates, not averages of game percentages. Ranks compare the same unit across available SEC teams.
Saved Oct 14, 2026 · 11:34 AM EDT. ESPN’s stuff counts are a separate measure and are not used to reconstruct this rate.
What these measures mean
Stuff rate
Share of eligible rushes stopped at or behind the line of scrimmage. Offense: lower is better. Defense: higher is better.
Power success
Conversion rate on short-yardage power runs. Offense: higher is better; defense: lower is better. Small opportunity counts can produce extreme rates.
Line yards / rush
CFBD’s weighted rushing-yard measure of line contribution per eligible rush; it is not ordinary yards per carry. Offense: higher is better; defense: lower is better.
Havoc rate
CFBD’s disruption measure combining tackles for loss, forced fumbles and passes defended. Lower havoc allowed favors an offense; higher havoc created favors a defense.
FC = fair catches; Lost = return fumbles lost. Average = yards / actual returns; fair catches are separate. Fair-catch-only players are included. Player names link only when a profile is included. ESPN game boxes through the packet cutoff.
Definitions & data coverage
Successful plays
CFBD down-and-distance success rate: at least 50% of needed yards on first down, 70% on second, and 100% on third/fourth. This differs from a scoring drive.
Points per scoring opportunity
CFBD points per possession reaching the opponent’s 40-yard line; this is not a red-zone percentage.
Missing data
A dash means unavailable. Return averages use pooled yards and returns, never an average of game averages.
