Michigan Vs Alabama Game Stats compared Together Shows That The Michigan Football Team Has An Edge Over The Bamas But Must….

Football from Alabama has returned to the College Football Playoffs. Alabama defeated Georgia in the SEC Championship game to earn a match against No. 1 Michigan in the Rose Bowl on January 1, 2024.

Expectations are rising as two legendary shows come together on a legendary platform. Now that each coaching staff has started watching each team’s film, let’s examine the statistical differences between the Wolverines and Crimson Tide.

Scoring offense

1. LSU 46.4 points per game
14. Michigan 36.7
18. Alabama 35.1
Rushing offense
1. Liberty 302.9 yards per game
48. Alabama 172.7
59. Michigan 161.8
Blake Corum, a senior for the Wolverines, has 24 touchdowns and 1,028 yards. With 825 yards, Jase McClellan of Alabama leads the Tide after being sidelined due to injury during the SEC Championship.

Passing offense

1. Washington 343.8 yards per game
60. Alabama 228.5
73. Michigan 218.8

J.J. McCarthy has been one of the most effective quarterbacks in the country, completing 74.2% of his passes. Jalen Milroe has thrown for 23 scores while rushing for 12 more.

Scoring defense

1. Michigan 9.46 points per game
17. Alabama 18.38
The only two teams to score more than 20 points against Michigan are Maryland (24 points) and Ohio State (24 points). In their 34-point loss against Texas, the Tide has only once given up more than 30 points.

Rushing defense

1. UCLA 69.6 yards per game

5. Michigan 86.6
31. Alabama 124.5

Passing defense

1. Ohio State 147.4 yards per game
2. Michigan 152.6
23. Alabama 188.8

Time of possession

1. Utah 34 minutes per game
11. Michigan 32
50. Alabama 30

Turnover margin

1. Penn State +18

2. Michigan +17

19. Alabama +8

Milro has thrown six interceptions, compared to McCarthy’s four. Chris Braswell has three fumble recoveries and Terrion Arnold has five interceptions in the defensive end. Mike Sainristil, a defensive back for UM, leads the team with four interceptions.

Penalties

1. Michigan 2.9 per game
72. Alabama 6.0

3rd down offense

1. LSU 56.7% conversion rate
T-12. Alabama 46.7%

T-12. Michigan 46.7%

3rd down defense
1. Georgia 26.4% conversion rate
15. Michigan 30.8%
24. Alabama 33.9%

4th down offense

1. Alabama 83.3% conversion rate
5. Michigan 78.9%
The Tide has converted five of six fourth-down attempts, including a now-famous 4th-and-31 Iron Bowl throw and a key pickup in the SEC Championship. Michigan is 15-of-19 on fourth-down tries.
4th down defense

1. Western Michigan 20% conversion rate

7. Michigan 32.1%
10. Alabama 36%

Team Sacks

1. Penn State 48
T-8. Alabama 38
T-12. Michigan 33
UA’s Dallas Turner was named conference defensive player of the year with 10 sacks. Fellow Floridian Jaylen Harrell leads the Wolverines with 7.5.

Sacks allowed

1. Oregon 5

29. Michigan 18

114. Alabama 43
Of Alabama’s 43 sacks allowed, 37 occurred in September and October. Just before Milroe was sacked four times against Georgia, it had given up two in November.
Net punting

1. Miami (Ohio) 44.09 yards per punt

12. Alabama 41.9
19. Michigan 41.5
Caleb Downs overtook Kool-Aid McKinstry as Alabama’s lead returner in the Iron Bowl and SEC title game.

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