I say a “defensive turnover“ occurs when the defense stops the opposing offense but there is no change of possession due to a foolish defensive penalty, such as targeting by FSU that prevents an interception (Jax State), pass interference by FSU on third down that prevents a punt (Jax State), ruffing the kicker by FSU on a punt (WF), or a late hit out of bounds by FSU on third down after preventing a third down conversion (WF). Let’s be kind and not count FSU running into the kicker since it did not result in a first down (ND). Should these be added to the 10 offensive turnovers to get a more realistic picture?
Does FSU also lead nation in “defensive turnovers”
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