Halfway through the season: Some Michigan stats

We're halfway through the season and I wanted to list off some stats that I've found interesting to this point when compared to last year:

• Shea Patterson has thrown for 10 TDs so far and the team 12. Last year as team, the entire year long, we through for 9.
• Patterson has 3 INTs on 138 pass attempts. Last year we had 10 as a team on 346 attempts. 
• Last year we threw for 6.43 Y/A as a team, which was held up by Speight's 7.17 Y/A (O'Korn and Peters at 6.2). This year as a team we're at 8.55 Y/A and Patterson is at 8.6.
• Last year our WRs caught 97 passes for 1142 yards, or 11.77 yards per catch. This year our WRs have caught 57 passes for 761 yards, or 13.35 Y/C. Last years numbers include the scattered catches from Ways, Harris, McDoom, and Crawford (all gone) and the numbers from Black (hasn't played yet this year).
• Our leading receiver last year was Grant Perry with 307 yards. Gentry is leading the team this year with 306, followed by Nico with 265.
• Our WRs last year caught 3 TDs (1 by Black, Crawford and Perry), and none after Cinci in the 2nd game. This year we have 9 TD catches by WRs. 2 of our 3 WRs who caught TDs last year haven't played for Michigan this year.
• We have allowed 8 sacks so far this year in 6 games (3 against ND). Last year we gave up 36 throughout the year (7 against PSU alone). If we went through the year allowing 16 sacks (our current pace), that would have been tied for 16th fewest in the country last year.
• Michigan's defense has not recovered a fumble so far this year (the only "fumble recovered" was the muffed punt by Nebraska). Michigan's defense recovered 6 last year, with 3 being in the opener against Florida and one being on the last play by Purdue.
• Michigan has 5 interceptions so far this year. Last year Michigan intercepted 10 passes.
• Will Hart is averaging 52 yards per punt so far this year. Last year Michigan averaged 40.