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Best In State Offense: Tar Heels, Blue Devils, Camels piling up yardage, scores

Check out team offensive and scoring stats after three weeks of games

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Campbell quarterback Hajj-Malik Williams and receiver VJ Wilkins shared CAA player of the week awards a couple of weeks ago. The duo have helped the Camels average more than 40 points per game thus far. (Photos courtesy Campbell University athletics).

NC Football News took the offensive and scoring stats from all 35 college football teams in the state, plugged them into a spreadsheet and sorted everything to see who’s moving the football and reaching the end zone — and who isn’t.

North Carolina and Duke, both 3-0 and nationally ranked, lead the way in terms of total yardage per game after three weeks of action. Campbell’s offense has found the end zone more than any other NC team. In all facets, Lenoir-Rhyne (3-0), Campbell (2-1) and Appalachian State (2-1) have the highest scoring averages, each recording 40-plus points per contest.

Where is your team on this list?

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Best In State: Total Offense

Sorted by yards-per-game

TEAMDIVISIONGAMESYARDSYPGOFF TD
North Carolina (3-0)FBS31483494.313
Duke (3-0)FBS31376458.714
Campbell (2-1)FCS31358452.717
Catawba (2-1)D231357452.315
Appalachian State (2-1)FBS31353451.016
Wake Forest (3-0)FBS31320440.010
Barton (3-0)D231310436.713
NC State (2-1)FBS31206402.010
Davidson (1-2)FCS31171390.312
Gardner-Webb (1-2)FCS31161387.010
Western Carolina (2-1)FCS31151383.77
Mars Hill (2-0)D22756378.06
Wingate (1-2)D231123374.38
Methodist (0-3)D331109369.79
Lenoir-Rhyne (3-0)D231104368.012
Brevard (0-3)D331095365.06
UNC Pembroke (1-2)D231056352.09
Johnson C. Smith (2-1)D231042347.39
NC Central (2-1)FCS31027342.310
Charlotte (1-2)FBS31015338.37
Elon (1-2)FCS3932310.77
Fayetteville State (1-2)D23925308.34
Guilford (2-1)D33903301.011
Winston-Salem State (1-2)D23873291.08
Livingstone (0-3)D23786262.06
Chowan (0-3)D23779259.76
Elizabeth City State (1-2)D23775258.35
East Carolina (0-3)FBS3744248.03
Greensboro (0-3)D33678226.04
Shaw (0-3)D23621207.02
NC Wesleyan (0-3)D33562187.33
NC A&T (0-3)FCS3513171.01
St. Andrews (0-3)NAIA3500166.73
St. Augustine’s (0-3)D23367122.32

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Best In State: Offensive Touchdowns

TEAMDIVISIONGAMESOFF TD
CampbellFCS317
Appalachian StateFBS316
CatawbaD2315
DukeFBS314
BartonD2313
North CarolinaFBS313
DavidsonFCS312
Lenoir-RhyneD2312
GuilfordD3311
Gardner-WebbFCS310
NC CentralFCS310
NC StateFBS310
Wake ForestFBS310
Johnson C. SmithD239
MethodistD339
UNC PembrokeD239
WingateD238
Winston-Salem StateD238
CharlotteFBS37
ElonFCS37
Western CarolinaFCS37
BrevardD336
ChowanD236
LivingstoneD236
Mars HillD226
Elizabeth City StateD235
Fayetteville StateD234
GreensboroD334
East CarolinaFBS33
NC WesleyanD333
St. AndrewsNAIA33
ShawD232
St. Augustine’sD232
NC A&TFCS31

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Best In State: Points Per Game

TEAMDIVISIONGAMESPOINTSPPG
Lenoir-RhyneD2313143.7
CampbellFCS312541.7
Appalachian StateFBS312240.7
DukeFBS310836.0
CatawbaD2310635.3
BartonD2310234.0
North CarolinaFBS310234.0
Wake ForestFBS310033.3
NC StateFBS39331.0
GuilfordD338929.7
Johnson C. SmithD238829.3
DavidsonFCS38729.0
NC CentralFCS38428.0
Gardner-WebbFCS38327.7
UNC PembrokeD238327.7
Mars HillD225025.0
ElonFCS37123.7
CharlotteFBS36923.0
MethodistD336421.3
Western CarolinaFCS36421.3
WingateD236120.3
Winston-Salem StateD235919.7
BrevardD335418.0
Fayetteville StateD234715.7
East CarolinaFBS34414.7
Elizabeth City StateD234314.3
LivingstoneD234214.0
ChowanD233812.7
GreensboroD33289.3
St. AndrewsNAIA3289.3
NC A&TFCS3258.3
NC WesleyanD33217.0
ShawD23206.7
St. Augustine’sD23196.3

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Eric Lusk Publisher & Editor
Eric Lusk started NC Football News in 2023. He's an old newspaper guy with a fondness for underdogs, redemption stories and the triple-option offense. He's a proud graduate of Jesse O. Sanderson High School and UNC's School of Journalism. He's thankful for God's mercy, family and second chances.

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