Yardbarker · Nov 25, 2015
The key to stopping Vanderbilt's offense is stopping Ralph Webb
Can Webb manufacture any offense against the Tennessee defense?
Vanderbilt currently sits dead last in scoring offense in the nation with a putrid average of 14 points per game. While that's obviously cause for concern, you can't put much of that blame on sophomore running back Ralph Webb.
Webb consistently faces eight-man fronts and yet has found a way to manage 1000 yards on the ground despite his quarterbacks only averaging only 168 yards of passing per game. The sophomore only has three 100-yard games this season, but twice he finished a game with 99 yards and had 90 on the road against Ole Miss.