I'm far from the official stats person, but the numbers on the CJ at Carthage game when I did the stats here is what I found:
-- Carthage first quarter 15 plays, 218 yards, CJ first quarter, 10 plays, 16 yards. Carthage scoring drives in the quarter went 5 plays, 72 yards in 2:02 TOP, 6 plays, 89 yards, 3:10 TOP and 4 plays, 52 yards, 1:40 TOP.
-- Neither team turned it over, each team had one fumble in the game but they each recovered it. CJ had three punts for 34.6 avg, Carthage had two for a 31 avg.
-- Plays of 20+ yards, Carthage had six plays go for 20+ yards, three in the first quarter, two in the second quarter and one in the third quarter; CJ had six plays for over 20+ yards, four in the second quarter and two in the fourth quarter.
-- Carthage ran the ball 44 times for 395 yards, 8.9 ypc. CJ is allowing 7.1 ypc as a team through four games.
-- Key fourth down conversions: with the score 27-21 in the third quarter CJ lined up to punt on fourth and three at its own 45 and the fake punt/pass fell incomplete. Carthage answered by going 45 yards in six plays using 3:40 TOP to score on a (!) ... fourth down pass of 25 yards to the tight end for a two score lead. In the fourth quarter, after CJ scored to make it a 35-28 game, Carthage had fourth and three at its own 46, Carthage does not use a punt formation, they line up in a normal offensive formation and punt of it if they choose. On this play Carthage completed a seven yard pass to a receiver for a first down, part of a nine play, 61 yard drive eating 5:30 of the fourth quarter to open a two-score lead.
Would have been interesting had CJ had the ball in a one-score game during the final possession to see if they had gone for the lead or the tie on the extra point had they scored.