Kevin Sumlin and huge scoring runs

An interesting trend that has marked the Sumlin era has been his teams ability to go on huge runs of consecutive points with stunning regularity. Here are the games in which the Aggies under Sumlin have scored 21+ unanswered points in a game:

2012:
SMU (27)
SCSU (49)
Arkansas (48)
La. Tech (27)
Auburn (28)
MSU (31)
Bama (20, missed XP)
SHSU (47)
Mizzu (42)
OU (27)

2013:
Rice (21)
SHSU (21)
SMU (21)
Vandy (28)
MSU (21)
UTEP (55)

2014:
USC (21)
Lamar (66)
Rice (21)
SMU (31)

That is a staggering 20 times in 30 games, 66% of the games in the Sumlin era. That isn't all though, in four seasons at UH Sumlin's team accomplished this feat 25 times. That means that in six seasons plus four games as a head coacj, Kevin Sumlin coached teams have run off three consecutive TDs or more 45 times.

For comparison, since 2012 no current SEC team has accomplished this more than 13 times. Since 2008 no single coach has accomplished it more than 34 times. In 2012 we became the first team in the BCS era to accomplish his feat 10 times in a year and the first since Nebraska in 1995.

Why is this significant? It means that Sumlin, more than maybe any coach right now, is constantly getting teams out of their game plan and into panic mode. His defense gets quick stops, the other defense gets tired and he does not let off the gas. If you get down by 3+ scores to this team, you WILL NOT WIN with the style we play. It's just shocking to me looking at the numbers how good his teams have consistently been at crushing morale on the other side with huge scoring runs.