Individual Records

RUSHING

Most Attempts:

35, Ja'Mar Toombs, Texas A&M (2000 vs. Mississippi St.) 34, Rondell Mealey, LSU (1997 vs. Notre Dame) 33, Joe Morris, Syracuse (1979 vs. McNeese State) 29, Bart Weiss, Air Force (1984 vs. Virginia Tech) 28, DeWayne McBride, UAB (2021 vs. BYU) 28, Tevin Washington, Georgia Tech (2010 vs. Air Force) 28, E.D. Jackson, Arkansas (1991 vs. Georgia)

Most Net Yards:

234, Kevin Faulk, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 222, Rondell Mealey, LSU (1997 vs. Notre Dame) 193, Ja'Mar Toombs, Texas A&M (2000 vs. Mississippi St.) 192, Tyler Allgeier, BYU (2021 vs. UAB) 183, DeWayne McBride, UAB (2021 vs. BYU)

Best Avg. Per Carry (minimum 10 carries):

9.4, Kevin Faulk, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 8.9, Dontae Walker, Mississippi St. (2000 vs. Texas A&M) 8.5, Decori Birmingham, Arkansas (2003 vs. Missouri) 8.4, Theodore Sutton, East Carolina (1978 vs. Louisiana Tech) 7.9, James Franklin, Missouri (2011 vs. North Carolina)

Most Yards by a Quarterback:

150, Brad Smith, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina) 142, James Franklin, Missouri (2011 vs. North Carolina) 131, Tevin Washington, Georgia Tech (2010 vs. Air Force) 122, Bret Meyer, Iowa State (2004 vs. Miami University) 96, Brad Smith, Missouri (2003 vs. Arkansas)

DeWAYNE McBRIDE (UAB, 2021) PASSING

Most Attempts:

58, Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M (2009 vs. Georgia) 53, Josh Heupel, Oklahoma (1999 vs. Ole Miss) 50, Mark Young, Ole Miss (1986 vs. Texas Tech) 46, Anthony Russo, Temple (2018 vs. Duke) 46, Kyle Shurmur, Vanderbilt (2016 vs. NC State) 44, Dane Evans, Tulsa (2015 vs. Virginia Tech) 44, Josh Betts, Miami University (2004 vs. Iowa State) 44, Eli Manning, Ole Miss (2002 vs. Nebraska) 44, Tony Banks, Michigan State (1995 vs. LSU)

Most Completions:

39, Josh Heupel, Oklahoma (1999 vs. Ole Miss) 31, Mark Young, Ole Miss (1986 vs. Texas Tech) 30, Daniel Jones, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 29, Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M (2009 vs. Georgia) 27, Dane Evans, Tulsa (2015 vs. Virginia Tech) 27, Bryn Renner, North Carolina (2011 vs. Missouri)

Most Net Yards:

423, Daniel Jones, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 390, Josh Heupel, Oklahoma (1999 vs. Ole Miss) 374, Dane Evans, Tulsa (2015 vs. Virginia Tech) 372, Dameyune Craig, Auburn (1996 vs. Army) 362, Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M (2009 vs. Georgia)

Most Interceptions Thrown:

5, Wade Hill, Arkansas (1991 vs. Georgia) 3, nine times, most recently: Kyle Shurmur, Vanderbilt (2016 vs. NC State)

Highest Completion Pct.: (min. 15 completions):

82.6, Dylan Hopkins, UAB (2021 vs. BYU) 75.0, Gary Kubiak, Texas A&M (1981 vs. Oklahoma St.) 73.6, Josh Heupel, Oklahoma (1999 vs. Ole Miss) 73.2, Daniel Jones, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 69.2, James Blackman, Florida State (2017 vs. Southern Miss)

Most Yards Per Completion: (min. 5 completions)

23.6, Tyler Tettleton, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM) 23.2, Stephan Starring, McNeese St. (1980 vs. Southern Miss) 20.5, Chad Millet, McNeese State (1979 vs. Syracuse) 17.7, Rodney Williams, Clemson (1985 vs. Minnesota) 17.5, Keith West, Wake Forest (1992 vs. Oregon)

RECEIVING

Most Receptions:

12, T.J. Rahming, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 12, Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech (2015 vs. Tulsa) 12, Sidney Rice, South Carolina (2005 vs. Missouri) 11, Josh Atkinson, Tulsa (2015 vs. Virginia Tech) 10, Alex Amidon, Boston College (2013 vs. Arizona) 10, Jarrail Jackson, Oklahoma (1999 vs. Ole Miss) 10, Willie Gosha, Auburn (1996 vs. Army)

Most Yards Receiving:

240, T.J. Rahming, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 227, Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech (2015 vs. Tulsa) 193, Nate Phillips, Arizona (2013 vs. Boston College) 191, Sidney Rice, South Carolina (2005 vs. Missouri) 177, Thomas Lewis, Indiana (1993 vs. Virginia Tech)

Highest Avg. Per Catch: (minimum 3 catches)

54.0, Chase Cochran, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM) 33.2, Todd Dixon, Wake Forest (1992 vs. Oregon) 31.7, Jehranie Boyd, North Carolina (2011 vs. Missouri) 29.5, Thomas Lewis, Indiana (1993 vs. Virginia Tech) 26.6, Tyler Futrell, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM)

MISCELLANEOUS YARDAGE

Two or More 100-yard Rushers on Same Team:

Missouri vs. North Carolina (2011) James Franklin, 18 carries for 142 yards Kendial Lawrence, 16 carries for 108 yards Iowa State vs. Miami University (2004) Bret Meyer, 23 carries for 122 yards Stevie Hicks, 27 carries for 159 yards

Two or More 100-yard Receivers on Same Team:

Tulsa vs. Virginia Tech (2015) Josh Atkinson, 11 catches for 139 yards Keyarris Garrett, 8 catches for 137 yards Ohio vs. ULM (2012) Tyler Futrell, 5 catches for 133 yards Chase Cochran, 3 catches for 162 yards Auburn vs. Army (1996) Willie Gosha, 10 catches for 132 yards Robert Baker, 5 catches for 104 yards Oregon vs. Tulsa (1989) Joe Reitzug, 6 catches for 121 yards Tony Hargain, 5 catches for 100 yards

300-yard passer, 100-yard rusher, 100-yard receiver on Same Team:

Tulsa vs. Virginia Tech (2015) Dane Evans, 374 yards passing D’Angelo Brewer, 105 yards rushing Josh Atkinson, 139 yards receiving Keyarris Garrett, 137 yards receiving Ohio vs. ULM (2012) Tyler Tettleton, 331 yards passing Beau Blankenship, 104 yards rushing Tyler Futrell, 133 yards receiving Chase Cochran, 162 yards receiving

DYLAN HOPKINS (UAB, 2021)

INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

PLAYER YEAR RUSHING RECEIVING PUNT RET. KICK RET. YARDS

1. T.J. Rahming, Duke 2. Kevin Faulk, LSU 2018 17 240 29 ---- 286 1995 234 4 ---- 33 271

3. Rondell Mealey, LSU

1997 222 ---- 34 ---- 256 Thomas Lewis, Indiana 1993 ---- 177 58 21 256 5. Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech 2015 23 227 ---- ---- 250 6. Eddie Kennison, LSU 1995 6 124 3 116 249 7. Deuce McAllister, Ole Miss 1999 121 55 ---- 63 239 8. Derrick Mason, Michigan St. 1995 ---- 74 26 132 232 9. Tyler Allgeier 2021 192 12 ---- ---- 204 10. Hugh Charles, Colorado 2007 69 ---- ---- 126 195

DANIEL JONES (DUKE, 2018)

200-yard passer, 100-yard rusher, 100-yard receiver on Same Team:

Arizona vs. Boston College (2013) B.J. Denker, 275 yards passing Ka’Deem Carey, 169 yards rushing Nate Phillips, 193 yards receiving Iowa State vs. Alabama (2001) Seneca Wallace, 284 yards passing Ennis Haywood, 125 yards rushing Craig Campbell, 109 yards receiving Wake Forest vs. Oregon (1992) Keith West, 262 yards passing John Leach, 116 yards rushing Todd Dixon, 166 yards receiving Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma State (1981) Gary Kubiak, 225 yards passing Earnest Jackson, 123 yards rushing Jimmie Williams, 118 yards receiving

200-yard rusher, 100-yard receiver on Same Team:

LSU vs. Michigan State (1995) Kevin Faulk, 234 yards rushing Eddie Kennison, 124 yards receiving

SCORING

Most Points:

24, Beau Blankenship, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM)

Most Points Rushing:

24, Beau Blankenship, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM) 18, Tyler Allgeier, BYU (2021 vs. UAB) 18, Brad Smith, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina) 18, Ja’Mar Toombs, Texas A&M (2000 vs. Mississippi St.) 18, Dontae Walker, Mississippi St. (2000 vs. Texas A&M) 18, Troy Jackson, Maryland (1990 vs. Louisiana Tech)

Most Points Receiving:

18, Auden Tate, Florida State (2017 vs. Southern Miss) 18, Jaylen Samuels, NC State (2016 vs. Vanderbilt) 12, Eight times, most recently: Gerrit Prince, UAB (2021 vs. BYU)

Most Touchdowns Responsible For:

6, Daniel Jones, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) (5 pass, 1 rush) 4, James Blackman, Florida State (2017 vs. Southern Miss) (4 pass) 4, Dane Evans, Tulsa (2015 vs. Virginia Tech) (3 pass, 1 rush) 4, Beau Blankenship, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM) (4 rush) 4, Brad Smith, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina) (3 rush, 1 pass)

Most Touchdowns Rushing:

4, Beau Blankenship, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM) 3, Tyler Allgeier, BYU (2021 vs. UAB) 3, Brad Smith, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina) 3, Ja’Mar Toombs, Texas A&M (2000 vs. Mississippi St.) 3, Dontae Walker, Mississippi St. (2000 vs. Texas A&M) 3, Troy Jackson, Maryland (2000 vs. Louisiana Tech)

Most Touchdowns Passing:

5, Daniel Jones, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 4, James Blackman, Florida State (2017 vs. Southern Miss) 3, eight times, most recently: Dylan Hopkins, UAB (2021 vs. BYU)

Most Touchdowns Receiving:

3, Auden Tate, Florida State (2017 vs. Southern Miss) 3, Jaylen Samuels, NC State (2016 vs. NC State) 2, eight times, most recently: Gerrit Prince, UAB (2021 vs. BYU)

Interception Return Touchdowns:

1 (52), Delvon Randall, Temple (2018 vs. Duke) 1 (32), Niles Clark, NC State (2016 vs. Vanderbilt) 1 (69), William Parks, Arizona (2013 vs. Boston College) 1 (99), Marcus King, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina) 1 (8), Alex Molden, Oregon (1992 vs. Wake Forest) 1 (33), Merv Scurlark, Texas Tech (1986 vs. Ole Miss)

Fumble Return Touchdowns:

1 (14), Kevin McCullar, Texas Tech (1998 vs. Ole Miss) 1 (37), Gabe Northern, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 1 (20), Lawrence Lewis, Va. Tech (1993 vs. Indiana) 1 (24), Herman O’Berry, Oregon (1992 vs. Wake Forest)

Kickoff Return Touchdowns:

1, (100), Nyheim Hines, NC State (2016 vs. Vanderbilt) 1 (81), Brandon Boykin, Georgia (2009 vs. Texas A&M) 1 (97), Phillip Livas, Louisiana Tech (2008 vs. Northern Illinois) 1 (43), Deuce McAllister, Ole Miss (1998 vs. Texas Tech) 1 (92), Eddie Kennison, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 1 (100), Derrick Mason, Michigan State (1995 vs. LSU)

Punt Return Touchdowns:

2 (65, 45), James Henry, Southern Miss (1988 vs. UTEP) 1 (67), Greg Stroman, Virginia Tech (2015 vs. Tulsa) 1 (86), Javier Arenas, Alabama (2006 vs. Oklahoma St.) 1 (60), DeJuan Groce, Nebraska (2002 vs. Ole Miss) 1 (44), Mitchell Price, Tulane (1987 vs. Washington) 1 (60), Miller, Louisville (1977 vs. Louisiana Tech)

Blocked Punt Returned for Touchdown:

1 (21), Derrick Williams, Tulsa (1989 vs. Oregon)

Blocked Field Goal Returned for Touchdown:

1 (80), Antonio Banks, Virginia Tech (1993 vs. Indiana) 1 (65), Mel McGowen, Tulsa (1976 vs. McNeese State)

Most Field Goals:

4, Chris Balseiro, Arkansas (2003 vs. Missouri) 4, David Hardy, Texas A&M (1981 vs. Oklahoma State)

Most PATs:

8, Collin Wareham, Duke (2018 vs. Temple) 7, Joey Slye, Virginia Tech (2015 vs. Tulsa) 6, Jake Smith, Arizona (2013 vs. Boston College) 6, Matt Weller, Ohio (2012 vs. ULM) 6, Andre LaFleur, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 6, Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech (1993 vs. Indiana)

Most Points by Kicker:

15, David Hardy, Texas A&M (1981 vs. Oklahoma State)

Two-Point Conversions:

1, 13 times, most recently Keyarris Garrett from Dane Evans, Tulsa (2015 vs. Virginia Tech)

MISCELLANEOUS SCORING

Player with Rushing, Receiving and Return Touchdown in the Same Game:

Deuce McAllister, Ole Miss (1998 vs. Texas Tech) 4-yard rush TD, 32-yard reception TD, 43-yard kickoff return TD

INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE

PLAYER OPPONENT YEAR PASSING RUSHING

1. Dameyune Craig, Auburn Army 1996 372 75

2. Brad Smith, Missouri South Carolina 2005 282 150

3. Daniel Jones, Duke Temple 2018 423 -6

4. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M Georgia 2009 362 51

5. Dane Evans, Tulsa

Virginia Tech 2015 374 18 6. Josh Heupel, Oklahoma Ole Miss 1999 390 -3

7. Tyler Tettleton, Ohio

ULM 8. Michael Brewer, Virginia Tech Tulsa 2012 331 34 2015 344 ----

9. Terrance Jones, Tulane

Washington 1987 248 91 10. Bryn Renner, North Carolina Missouri 2011 317 11 TOTAL

447 432 417 413 392 387 365 344 339 328

INDIVIDUAL YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE

Player Opponent Year Rushing Receiving Total

1. T.J. Rahming, Duke

Temple 2. Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech Tulsa 2018 17 2015 23 240 227

3. Kevin Faulk, LSU Michigan State 1995 234 4

4. Rondell Mealey, LSU 5. Tyler Allgeier, BYU 5. Nate Phillips, Arizona

Notre Dame 1997 222 ---UAB 2021 192 12 Boston College 2013 ---- 193 6. Sidney Rice, South Carolina Missouri 2005 ---- 191 7. Ja’Mar Toombs, Texas A&M Mississippi State 2000 193 -4 8. Duke Johnson, Miami South Carolina 2014 132 51 257 250 238 222 204 193 191 189 183 177

MARCUS KING (MISSOURI, 2005)

PUNTING

Most Punts:

9, Brady Farlow, Louisiana Tech (2019 vs. Miami) 9, Louis Hedley, Miami (2019 vs. Louisiana Tech) 9, Terry McFarland, McNeese State (1976 vs. Tulsa)

Highest Average Per Punt (Min. 3):

48.8, Thomas Hibbard, North Carolina (2011 vs. Missouri) 48.2, Sam Loy, Vanderbilt (2016 vs. NC State) 47.3, Tony Yelk, Iowa State (2001 vs. Iowa State)

PUNT RETURNS

Most Punt Returns:

8, DeJuan Groce, Nebraska (2002 vs. Ole Miss) 8, Thomas Lewis, Indiana (1993 vs. Virginia Tech)

Most Punt Return Yardage:

132, Greg Stroman, Virginia Tech (2015 vs. Tulsa)

Highest Average:

86, Javier Arenas, Alabama (2006 vs. Oklahoma State)

KICKOFF RETURNS

Most Kickoff Returns:

8, Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M (2009 vs. Georgia)

Most Kickoff Return Yardage:

157, Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M (2009 vs. Georgia)

Highest Average:

63, Jason Davis, Louisiana Tech (1990 vs. Maryland)

INTERCEPTIONS

Most Interceptions Made:

2, most recently: Anthony Magee, Ole Miss (1998 vs. Texas Tech)

Most Interception Return Yardage:

99, Marcus King, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina)

TACKLES

Most Total Tackles:

24, Clay Carroll, McNeese State (1979 vs. Syracuse) 18, Allen Stansberry, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 17, Jeff Herrod, Ole Miss (1986 vs. Texas Tech) 16, Caleb Miller, Arkansas (2003 vs. Missouri) 16, Willie Blade, Mississippi State (2000 vs. Texas A&M) 16, Bob Howell, McNeese State (1976 vs. Tulsa)

Most Sacks:

3, Chuck Wiley, LSU (1997 vs. Notre Dame) 3, James Gillyard, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State) 3, James Mosley, Texas Tech (1986 vs. Ole Miss)

LONGEST PLAYS

Longest Run From Scrimmage:

80, Deuce McAllister, Ole Miss (1999 vs. Oklahoma)

Longest Rushing Touchdown:

80, Deuce McAllister, Ole Miss (1999 vs. Oklahoma)

Longest Pass:

87, Randy Wright to Tom Stracka, Wisconsin (1982 vs. Kansas State)

Longest Passing Touchdown:

87, Randy Wright to Tom Stracka, Wisconsin (1982 vs. Kansas State)

Longest Field Goal:

52, Tommy Openshaw, Vanderbilt (2016 vs. NC State) 50, Adam Crossett, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina) 50, David Hardy, Texas A&M (1981 vs. Oklahoma State)

Longest Punt:

70, Jeff Dozier, Louisiana Tech (1978 vs. East Carolina)

Longest Punt Return:

86, Javier Arenas, Alabama (2006 vs. Oklahoma State)

Longest Punt Return for Touchdown:

86, Javier Arenas, Alabama (2006 vs. Oklahoma State)

Longest Kickoff Return:

100, Nyheim Hines, NC State (2016 vs. Vanderbilt) 100, Derrick Mason, Michigan State (1995 vs. LSU)

Longest Kickoff Return for Touchdown:

100, Nyheim Hines, NC State (2016 vs. Vanderbilt) 100, Derrick Mason, Michigan State (1995 vs. LSU)

Longest Interception Return:

99, Marcus King, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina)

Longest Interception Return for Touchdown:

99, Marcus King, Missouri (2005 vs. South Carolina)

Longest Fumble Return:

37, Gabe Northern, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State)

Longest Fumble Return for Touchdown:

37, Gabe Northern, LSU (1995 vs. Michigan State)

Longest Return of Blocked Field Goal:

80, Antonio Banks, Virginia Tech (1993 vs. Indiana)

Longest Return of Blocked Field Goal for TD:

80, Antonio Banks, Virginia Tech (1993 vs. Indiana)