The college football season is officially over following Michigan’s victory over Washington in the CFP title game and all national statistics are now final for the UAB football team.

The Blazers finished their first season under head coach Trent Dilfer at 4-8 overall but set multiple school records on offense behind quarterback Jacob Zeno and running back Jermaine Brown Jr.

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Here’s the full rundown of UAB’s standing in the national rankings following the conclusion of the 2023 college football season:

Rushing offense

1. Liberty 293.3

60. UAB 161.1

Passing offense

1. Oregon 346.9

18. UAB 288.9

Total offense

1. LSU 543.5

18. UAB 450

Scoring offense

1. LSU 45.5

49. UAB 29.9

Rushing defense

1. Penn State 75.5

123. UAB 197.1

Passing defense

1. Ohio State 145.9

88. UAB 237.9

Total defense

1. Michigan 247

118. UAB 435

Scoring defense

1. Michigan 10.4

127. UAB 36.92

Turnover margin

1. Michigan +19

59. UAB +1

Interceptions

1. Liberty 21

73. UAB 10

Fumbles recovered

1. Cal 16

13. UAB 11

Penalty Yards

1. Air Force 24.77

83. UAB 56.25

3rd down offense

1. Georgia 55.2 %

57. UAB 40.3 %

3rd down defense

1. Georgia 25.7 %

128. UAB 49.4 %

Red zone scoring

1. Oregon State 97.6 % (41/42)

120. UAB 73.1 % (38/52)

Opponents’ red zone scoring

1. Louisville 67.6 % (23/34)

85. UAB 85.2 % (52/61)

Sacks

1. Penn State 49

55. UAB 27

Sacks allowed

1. Oregon 5

104. UAB 32

Tackles for loss

1. Penn State 111

126. UAB 49

Tackles for loss allowed

1. LSU 36

127. UAB 93

Time of possession

1. Utah 34:04

84. UAB 29:10