... That's evidenced by the top defensive teams of 2009 (TCU with the top defense, followed by Alabama, Texas, Florida, and Ohio State) and their impressive finishes to the season. While it's certainly true that many of the great champions throughout history (regardless of sport) have had some stellar defenses, the fact remains that even with the world's best defense, you still have to score points to win. Some teams—the good ones—excel at both offense and defense, and their win-loss record at the end of the season reflects that success. There are others that don't do either very well. And then there's that third category that seems to confound experts and fans alike: The team that's great on one side of the ball, and horrible on the...

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