Turnovers are great to get, but it’s tough to rely on them week to week.
The Kansas football team saw evidence of this Saturday in a 26-7 road loss to Baylor, coming away with no takeaways after combining for 12 in the previous two games.
Each college football turnover, studies have found, is worth about five points. So while the Jayhawks racked up 30-point head starts the previous two contests, repeating that formula became difficult Saturday because of game script.
After Baylor took an early led, it had no reason to take chances.