The Boise State and Oregon football teams have been known for a similar thing for nearly two decades — points, and lots of ’em.
In fact, since 2000, they are the top two scoring offenses in the Football Bowl Subdivision. Boise State has averaged 39.3 points per game in 234 games, with Oregon right behind at 38.04 ppg in 239 games.
Though the Broncos aren’t quite the scoreboard-melting machine they once were, they still have a potent offense, and the Ducks are averaging an incredible 52.1 ppg in seven games with sophomore quarterback Justin Herbert at the helm.