Originally Posted by
suicidekings
Opponents averaging 23 completions (109th) on 38 attempts (111th) for 278 passing yards per game (107th). That makes them one of the worst pass defenses in the country. They also have a below average pass rush (81st in sacks), while Houston is 16th in pass protection so it stands to reason that Keenum will likely have a pretty good amount of time to operate in the pocket. The only element of pass defense in which Tulsa has performed fairly well is interceptions, but Keenum has a 38-3 TD-Int ratio, so I'm not sure that Tulsa backers can rely on much of an impact from their secondary.