Some stats from an absolutely dominant season

I totaled up some stats from our season and some of these are absolutely bonkers:

• Michigan trailed for a total of 41:47 all season, less than 3 quarters of football through 15 games (4.6%). The 5:18 we trailed Alabama was our only second half deficit.
• The defense's cumulative TD-INT ratio was 8(!) to 18
• We allowed just 17 touchdowns total all season, 9 rushing, 8 passing. Fun fact Billy Edwards (Maryland) accounts for 33% of the rushing TDs against Michigan, all from inside the 1 yard line.
• Turnover margin was an NCAA leading +17. The offense only lost 5 turnovers all year (3 on special teams), while the defense forced 25 turnovers. 4 of 8 M turnovers happened in one game, against Bowling Green. 
• None of our three top backs lost a fumble all year, with only Blake fumbling at all (3 recovered by M). Mike Hart uber alles.
• Michigan outscored opponents in the 3rd quarter 146 to 24. We had a 3rd Qtr shutout through ten games until Maryland (14). Only ohio (7) and Washington (3) scored in the 3rd the rest of the way.
• And for completeness total scoring: 538-156 (+382), total yardage: 5741-3705 (+2036). We were only outgained by one team all season (ohio).

I know some of these cumulative stats were padded out through the early games against bad teams, but overall they still tell the tale of a historically dominant season. This team was elite in almost every facet.

What were some of your favorite stats this year?