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Norfolk State University Football TEAM/INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ALL-TIME RECORDS — TEAM POINTS 2.6 (13 in 5 games) — 1938 Game Highest Scoring Average: OFFENSIVE 0 — 49 times, most recent: 30-0 win over Morgan 34.5 (345 in 10 games) — 1994 RUSHING YARDS State, 11/10/12 Game Season SINGLE GAME 502 — vs. Southern Connecticut, 10/28/89 3.66 per game (22 in 6 games) — 1945 Fewest Points Allowed: Season 0 (49 times) — Most recently vs. Morgan State 2,364 (214.9 per game) — 1984 WINS AND LOSSES (SEASON) (30–0 win), 11/10/12 Most Wins: Fewest Points Scored: PASSING YARDS 10 — 1984 (10-2-0) 0 (50 times) — Most recently vs. North Carolina Game Fewest Wins: A&T (0–35 L), 10/6/16 516 — vs. Winston-Salem State, 10/8/94 1 — 2004 (1-8); 2003 (1-11-0); 1953 (1-6-0) Most Points Allowed: Season Most Losses: 84 (84–14 L) — vs. FAMU, 1998 3,674 in 10 games (367.4 per game) — 1994 11 — 2003 (1-11-0) Most Points Scored: Fewest Losses: 86 (86–0) — vs. Friendship, 1959 PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 0 (twice) — 1949 (6-0-0); 1941 (6-0-1) Most Points Combined: Game Highest Winning Percentage: 124 (61–63 L), vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/24/05 .909 (20 of 22) — vs. Morgan State, 11/6/10 1.000 — 1949 (6-0-0) Longest Game (OTs): Season Lowest Winning Percentage: 4 OT, vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/24/05 .676 (12 games, 250 of 370) — 2011 .083 — 2003 (1-11-0) ALL-TIME RECORDS — INDIVIDUAL TOTAL YARDS STREAKS RUSHING Game Longest Winning Streak, Season: YARDS 575 — vs. Southern Connecticut, 10/28/89 8 — 1984 beginning with 22–7 win over St. Paul’s Game Season and ending with 17–14 loss to Virginia State 318 — Orlando Goodhope vs. Livingstone, 467.8 per game (4,678 in 10 games) — 1995 Longest Winning Streak, Overall: 11/12/83 9 — Beginning with 43–20 win over Livingstone Season FIRST DOWNS in 1983 and ending with 17–14 loss to Virginia 1,467 — Angelo Todd, 1998 Game State in 1984 Career 38 — vs. Bethune-Cookman, 9/24/05 Longest Losing Streak, Season: 3,659 — LaRue Harrington, 1976-79 Season 10 — 2003, beginning with 34–9 loss to VMI on Vacated by NCAA: 243 in 12 games (20.3 per game) — 2011 9/20/03 through end of season 3,678 — DeAngelo Branche, 2006-10 Longest Losing Streak, Overall: POINTS 13 – 2003–04, beginning with 34–9 loss to VMI on RUSHES Game 9/20/03 until 27–14 win over North Carolina A&T Game 86 (86-0 W) vs. Friendship — 1959 on 10/2/04 43 (211 yards) — Anthony Johnson vs. Howard, Season 1984 345 in 10 games (34.5 per game) — 1994 MISCELLANEOUS (SEASON) Season Most Shutouts by NSU: 310 (1,310 yards) — Anthony Johnson, 1984 DEFENSIVE 5 — 1950 Career RUSHING YARDS Most Times NSU Shut Out: 825 (3,659 yards) — LaRue Harrington, 1976-79 Game 4 — 1938 (–46) — Cheyney, 9/8/90 Most Points Allowed: YARDS PER RUSH Season 494 (11 Games) — 1999 Game 53.8 per game (592 in 11 games) — 1984 Fewest Points Allowed: 13.8 (23 carries, 318 yards) — Orlando Goodhope 22 (6 games) — 1945; 26 (7 games) — 1941; vs. Livingstone, 11/12/83 PASSING YARDS 40 (9 games) — 1948 Season Game Lowest Opponents’ Scoring Average: 6.9 (494 yards in 72 carries) — Jeff rey Henderson, 0 — Elon, 1976 3.7 (26 in 7 games) — 1941 1992 Season Highest Opponents’ Scoring Average: Career 71.5 per game (715 in 10 games) — 1980 44.9 (11 games) — 1999 5.1 (2,791 yards in 543 carries) — Orlando Most Points Scored: Goodhope, 1980–83 TOTAL YARDS 345 (10 games) — 1994 Game Most Passing Touchdowns: TOUCHDOWNS (–16) — St. Paul’s, 9/1/79 31 (in 10 games) — 1994 Game Season Fewest Points Scored: 5 — Orlando Goodhope vs. Livingstone, 11/12/83 177.4 per game (1,951 in 11 games) — 1979 13 (5 games) — 1938; 51 (8 games) — 1956 Season Lowest NSU Scoring Average: 19 — Angelo Todd, 1998 @NSUSPARTANS 1 Norfolk State University Football TEAM/INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career RECEIVING Season 35 — Daryl Jones, 2004-07; YARDS 114 — Angelo Todd, 1998 LaRue Harrington, 1976-79 Game Career Vacated by NCAA: 305 — Howard Gilmore vs. Morgan State, 296 (46 TD) — James Roe, 1992–95 36 — DeAngelo Branche, 2006-10 11/22/03 Season DEFENSE PASSING 1,454 — James Roe, 1994 TACKLES YARDS Career Game Game 4,468 — James Roe, 1992–95 30 — Kevin Talley vs. Savannah State, 9/11/04 516 — Aaron Sparrow vs. Winston-Salem State, Season 10/8/94 RECEPTIONS 195 — Kevin Talley, 2003 Season Game Career 3,434 — Aaron Sparrow, 1995 13 — Howard Gilmore vs. Morgan State, 11/22/03 416 — Kevin Talley, 2001–04 Career Season 8,758 — Aaron Sparrow, 1992–95 77 — James Roe, 1994 INTERCEPTIONS Career Game COMPLETIONS 241 — James Roe, 1992–95 4 — Reggie Smallwood vs. Elizabeth City State, Game 1979 32 — Aaron Sparrow vs. Virginia Union, 10/21/95 YARDS PER RECEPTION Season Season Game 12 — Mike Ellis, 1977 239 — Chris Walley, 2011 47.3 (4-189) — Ray Jarvis vs. West Virginia State, Career Career 1969 24 — Mike Ellis, 1976–79 617 — Aaron Sparrow, 1992–95 Season 30.8 (18-555) — Ray Jarvis, 1970 MISCELLANEOUS ATTEMPTS Career Longest Running Play: 85 – Keith Johnson vs. Game 21.5 (54-1,161) — Michael Howard, 1988–91 Savannah State, 11/5/11 58 — Aaron Sparrow vs. Bethune-Cookman, Longest TD Run: 83 — Orlando Goodhope vs. 10/7/95 TOUCHDOWNS Virginia Union, 1980 Season Game Longest Pass Play & TD Pass: 409 — Aaron Sparrow, 1995 3 — Isaac White vs. Bethune-Cookman, 10/24/15; 98 (TD) — Derrick Demps from Chris Walley vs. Career James Roe vs. Kentucky State, 11/12/94; Gary Old Dominion, 11/26/11 1,119 — Aaron Sparrow, 1992–95 Morris vs. Southern Connecticut, 10/27/90; Eric Longest Field Goal: Still vs. Virginia State, 11/5/88 53 — Lawrence Holmes vs. Kentucky State, COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Season 10/31/92 Game 17 — James Roe, 1994 Longest Punt: .909 (20 of 22) — Chris Walley vs. Morgan State, Career 79 — Antonio Gomez vs. N.C. A&T, 10/4/03 11/6/2010 46 — James Roe, 1992–95 Punting Yards, Career: Season 9,053 — Lawrence Holmes, 1990–93 .687 (239 of 348) — Chris Walley, 2011 TOTAL OFFENSE Punting Average, Career: Career Game 41.0 — Dylan Shaddix, 2012 & 2014 .655 (406 of 620) — Chris Walley, 2010-11 509 — Aaron Sparrow vs. Winston-Salem State, Longest Punt Return: 10/8/94 89 — Donnie Morris vs. Bloomsburg, 9/3/88 TOUCHDOWNS Season Longest Kick Return: Game 3,330 — Aaron Sparrow, 1995 98 — Roscoe Powell vs. Elon, 9/13/75 7 — Aaron Sparrow vs. Winston-Salem State, Career Longest Fumble Return: 10/8/94 8,478 — Aaron Sparrow, 1992–95 90 — Lydell Finley vs. Virginia Union, 10/22/94 Season Longest Interception Return: 32 — Aaron Sparrow, 1995 SCORING 100 (TD) — Joe Scott vs. Fayetteville St., 9/19/81 Career TOUCHDOWNS Highest Per-Game Rushing Average, Career: 79 — Aaron Sparrow, 1992–95 Game 87.1 (3,649 in 42 games) — LaRue Harrington, 5 — Orlando Goodhope vs. Livingstone, 11/12/83 1976–79 INTERCEPTIONS THROWN Season Consecutive Passes Completed, Game: Game 19 — Angelo Todd, 1998 13 — Aaron Sparrow vs. Bethune-Cookman, 5 — Willie Gillus vs. Virginia Union, 10/22/83 Career 11/14/92 Season 46 — James Roe, 1992–95 Highest Punt Return Avg, Season (Min. 5 PR): 19 — Willie Gillus, 1983; Maurice Selby, 1998 22.8 (5-144) — George Parker, 1981 Career POINTS Highest Kickoff Return Average, Season: 38 — Aaron Sparrow, 1992–95 Game 27.7 (30-832) — Anthony Owens, 2002 30 — Orlando Goodhope vs. Livingstone, Passes Broken Up, Season: 11/12/83 27 — Joe Scott, 1981 2 NSUSPARTANS.COM Norfolk State University Football CAREER/SEASON RECORDS CAREER RECORDS SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS SCORING SCORING No. Names (Years) G TD FG PAT 2XPT PTS No. Name (Year) G TD FG PAT XPT PTS 1. 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