Saturday's game between Arizona State and UCLA carries with it massive implications for the Pac-12 South race. ASU is currently tied for the lead with USC, but just one loss behind both lurks the defending division champs, who have been invigorated by the new coaching staff and schemes.

We compiled the key numbers into one handy chart to see which team had the advantages.

Taking a look at the chart, a few things jump out:

• The ground game could be troubling. UCLA has a strong rushing attack, and ASU's run defense—even with Will Sutton—has been soft.
• Even before last Thursday, ASU's pass defense was excellent, and should be a stern test for Brett Hundley.
• Both teams are great at getting to the quarterback, and each team gives up a lot of sacks. Michael Eubank and Richard Brehaut, you are put on notice.

Advantage	Conf	National	Actual	Category	Actual	National	Conf
	Rank	Rank				Rank	Rank
	4th	41st	188.4	Rushing Offense	216.6	23rd	2nd
	5th	32nd	280.4	Passing Offense	288.7	25th	4th
	4th	23rd	468.9	Total Offense	505.3	13th	3rd
	3rd	24th	37.7	Scoring Offense	31.7	46th	5th
	8th	74th	168.1	Rushing Defense	148.3	54th	6th
	1st	4th	90.80	Pass Efficiency Defense	125.70	51st	7th
	1st	1st	130.43	Pass Defense	250.9	84th	6th
	1st	13th	298.6	Total Defense	399.1	69th	8th
	3rd	23rd	18.3	Scoring Defense	22.6	41st	6th
	1st	2nd	4.00	Sacks	3.29	7th	3rd
	1st	1st	9.43	Tackles for Loss	7.29	20th	5th
	6th	50th	+.14	Turnover Margin	+.29	44th	5th
	10th	82nd	6.67	Punt Returns	8.82	57th	8th
	4th	28th	24.16	Kickoff Returns	24.88	23rd	3rd
	7th	39th	38.6	Net Punting	39.3	29th	6th
	7th	96th	2.71	Sacks Allowed	3.00	105th	8th
	4th	51st	42.6%	3rd Down Conversions	38.7%	75th	5th

Thanks to our friends at Ralphie Report for the inspiration for this feature (and HTML code).

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