But, like
@BigRedBuster said and I have said several times, I think many people are clinging to the old-fashioned idea that "good" offenses are able to consistently grind out 12 play scoring drives when they really "need to". But I don't think that's really the reality anymore.
Clemson doesn't do that. Ohio State doesn't do that. Oklahoma doesn't do that. Alabama doesn't do that (though they are probably the closest to someone who could against most opponents). That's just not how college football is played anymore. Everyone is looking for "chunk" plays. There are just too many things that can go wrong and too many good players spread all around the country that the vast majority of times you can't simply line up and impose your will on the other team all the way down the field over and over again.