re: College football teams with the most penalties called against their opponents per game

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FSU
11 penalties called
Alabama - 1 offensive holding, 1 PI, 2 Unsportsmanlike (both offsetting), 1 delay of game
FSU - 2 unsportsmanlike (both offsetting), 1 PI, 2 personal foul, 1 illegal formation (declined)

Fresno
6 total penalties called
Alabama - 1 illegal substitution, 1 offsides, 1 face mask, 1 delay of game,
Fresno - 1 offsides (declined), 1 block in the back

Colorado St
8 penalties called
Alabama - 2 PI (1 declined), 1 personal foul, 1 offsides, 1 roughing the passer
CSU - 1 ineligible receiver, 1 illegal substitution, 1 False start

Vandy
11 total penalties called
Alabama - 1 personal foul, 3 offsides, 2 false start
Vandy - 1 delay of game, 2 false start, 1 PI, 1 offside

Ole Miss
Alabama - 1 illegal procedure, 1 PI, 1 roughing the passer, 2 offensive holding, 2 false start
Ole Miss - 1 illegal shift, 1 offensive holding, 1 personal foul,

Texas A&M
Alabama - 2 PI, 1 substitution, 1 ineligible receiver, 1 personal foul,
Texas A&M - 1 substitution, 1 offensive holding, 1 facemask, 1 false start, 1 delay of game, 1 PI

Totals:

Alabama
Total called penalties: 32 enforced, 3 declined
Pre-snap penalties: 17
After the play PF/Unsportsmanlike: 5
Roughing the Passer: 2
Pass interference: 6
Holding: 3
Block in the back: 0
Facemasks: 1
Ineligible Receiver: 1

Opponents:
Total called penalties: 22 enforced, 2 declined
Pre-snap penalties: 12
After the play PF/Unsportsmanlike: 5
Roughing the Passer: 0
Pass interference: 3
Holding: 3
Block in the back: 1
Facemask: 0
Ineligible Receiver: 0

Alabama:
25/32 penalties enforced were pre-snap or post-play penalties or roughing the passer.

Opponents:
17/22 penalties enforced were pre or post-play penalties (no roughing the passer penalties called)

Combined:
Only 12 of 54 penalties enforced in Alabama games have been during-the-play judgment calls, an average of 2 combined per game

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Holy shite I can't believe you just did that. Now do the rest of the SEC so we can put this data in perspective and have a better idea how to interpret it. Thanks.