re: Over/Under false starts per game?

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Way less than the previous 10 years I'd guess.

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Different penalties come with different schemes.

False starts are common when you run a set formation and run the clock down, some guys get jumpy.

With a lot of motion and shifts, I expect we'll see an upswing in illegal motion, illegal procedure, and illegal formation penalties. Guys won't be set, 2 guys move, won't have enough men on the line, etc.
Probably see a lot early, as the team adjusts to the new schemes.

Really won't be shocked if we revert back to basic plays and formations in the early games; we should be able to just overpower BYU with Guice for example, but getting a bunch of penalties for illegal motion would kill that. I could definitely see the staff at some point saying "just line up and run X play", to get the game under control.