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RECORDS RECORDS TEAM GAME RECORDS | OFFENSE TOTAL OFFENSE SCORING Plays 98 at Virginia 9-21-02 Points 66 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 97 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 65 at Marshall 9-17-16 97 vs. Indiana State 9-29-79 65 vs. Howard 9-20-03 Yards Gained 753 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 65 vs. Eastern Michigan (3 OT) 11-24-01 692 vs. Howard 9-20-03 60 vs. Youngstown State 11-8-69 653 vs. Youngstown State 11-8-69 Points in a loss 49 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9-29-12 39 at Youngstown State (40-39) 11-22-86 RUSHING Points in One Quarter 36 at Denison (2nd) 11-8-58 Attempts 79 vs. Indiana (Pa.) 11-13-71 35 vs. Howard (1st) 9-20-03 Yards Gained 503 vs. Northern Arizona 9-28-91 34 at Marshall (2nd) 9-17-16 Fewest Yards Gained -74 at Ohio 9-29-51 28 vs. Cal Poly (2nd) 10-11-03 Touchdowns 7 at Wooster 10-29-55 28 at Indiana (Pa.) (2nd) 11-14-70 26 at Eastern Michigan (2nd) 10-10-15 PASSING 24 vs. Morgan State (3rd) 9-15-12 Attempts 63 vs. Bowling Green 11-4-14 24 at Central Michigan (2nd) 11-8-03 59 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 24 vs. Baldwin-Wallace (1st) 11-9-68 59 vs. Memphis 12-26-05 Points in One Half 48 vs. Howard (1st) 9-20-03 56 at Northern Illinois 10-12-13 45 vs. Morgan State (2nd) 9-15-12 54 at Florida International 9-8-12 42 vs. Youngstown State (1st) 11-5-83 54 vs. Central Florida 8-30-12 42 at Indiana (Pa.) (1st) 11-14-70 Passes Completed 44 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 TD Scored 9 vs. Youngstown State 11-8-69 36 vs. Kent State 8-28-03 9 at Otterbein 10-8-55 34 vs. Massachusetts 11-10-12 8 at Marshall 9-17-16 ZIPS RISE TOGETHER RISE ZIPS 34 vs. Memphis 12-26-05 8 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 33 vs. Eastern Michigan 11-4-14 Players to Score (Game) 11 at Otterbein (58-0) 10-8-55 33 at Central Michigan 10-27-12 Extra Points (Kick) 9 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 Passes Intercepted 7 vs. Middle Tennessee 11-16-85 8 at Marshall 9-17-16 7 at Wittenberg 11-14-59 8 vs. Howard 9-20-03 7 at Wittenberg 9-21-57 8 vs. Eastern Michigan 11-24-01 Yards Gained 565 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 FG Attempted 6 at Connecticut 10-25-03 455 vs. Memphis 12-26-05 6 vs. Temple 11-7-92 446 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9-29-12 6 vs. Northern Michigan 10-12-74 436 vs. Miami (Ohio) 11-20-04 FG Made 5 vs. Temple 11-7-92 425 vs. VMI 9-3-16 5 at Bowling Green 9-28-85 417 at Central Michigan 11-8-03 5 at Eastern Illinois 11-17-79 413 vs. Northern Illinois 12-1-05 Largest Victory Margin 62 vs. Western Reserve Acad. (66-4) 1893 407 vs. Kent State 8-28-03 60 vs. Morgan State (66-6) 9-15-12 406 vs. Northern Illinois 9-24-05 58 vs. Howard (65-7) 9-20-03 Fewest Yards Gained 14 at Baldwin-Wallace 10-31-59 58 at Otterbein (58-0) 10-8-55 Touchdown Passes 6 vs. VMI 9-3-16 58 vs. Hiram (58-0) 1928 6 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 5 vs. Howard 8-28-14 FIRST DOWNS 5 at Florida International 9-8-12 First Downs 43 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 5 vs. Northern Illinois 9-24-05 37 vs. Howard 9-20-03 5 vs. Oberlin 11-5-55 35 vs. Liberty 10-12-02 34 vs. Northern Arizona 9-28-91 PUNTING/PUNT RETURNS Fewest First Downs 3 at Ohio State 9-8-07 Punts 16 vs. Youngstown State 11-2-40 3 vs. Wittenberg 11-10-62 Yards on Punts 613 at Virginia Tech (13 punts) 11-2-89 First Downs by Rush 31 vs. Indiana (Pa.) 11-13-71 Highest Avg. per Punt First Downs by Pass 29 vs. Morgan State 9-15-12 Min. 5 punts 51.8 at Cincinnati (5 for 259) 11-21-92 Min. 10 punts 47.8 at Virginia Tech (13 for 613) 9-2-89 FUMBLES Punt Returns 9 vs. New Mexico State 11-5-88 Fumbles 13 vs. Baldwin-Wallace 11-15-58 9 vs. Butler 9-18-71 Fumbles Lost 6 at Indiana State 10-2-76 Yds on Punt Returns 133 vs. Northern Arizona 11-4-89 Highest Avg. Gain per Return PENALTIES Min. 4 returns 33.2 vs. Northern Arizona (4 for 133) 11-4-89 Penalties 17 vs. Morehead State 9-18-76 Most Yards Penalized 175 vs. Morehead State 9-18-76 142 GoZips.com/ZipsFB | #OurWay | #HereToDevelop RECORDS TEAM GAME RECORDS | DEFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE TEAM SEASON RECORDS Fewest Yards Allowed -5 at Otterbein 10-8-55 (-18 rushing, 13 passing) TOTAL DEFENSE Most Plays Allowed 95 vs. Troy 9-21-19 Fewest Yds Allowed/Gm 169.2 (1,523 yds in 9 games) 1958 94 at Northwestern 9-15-18 Lowest Avg Allowed/Play 3.1 (1,523 yds in 484 plays) 1958 94 vs. James Madison 9-7-13 92 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9-30-00 TOGETHER RISE ZIPS RUSHING 92 vs. Bowling Green 9-20-97 Fewest Yds Allowed/Gm 81.5 (897 yds in 11 games) 1968 92 vs. Western Kentucky 11-15-69 Lowest Avg Allowed/Rush 1.8 (897 yds in 502 att) 1968 92 vs. Central Michigan 9-14-02 Most Yards Allowed 705 at Tennessee 9-22-12 PASSING 644 at Nebraska 8-30-97 Fewest Yds Allowed/Gm 35.8 (322 yds in 9 games) 1958 633 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9-29-12 Fewest TDs Allowed 0 1958 Fewest First Downs 3 at Heidelberg 10-14-61 Interceptions 26 1977 3 vs. Baldwin-Wallace 11-15-58 3 vs. Morgan State 9-12-09 SCORING Fewest Points Allowed per Game RUSHING DEFENSE (before 1930) 7.1 (71 pts in 10 games) 1929 Fewest Rushes Against 12 at Rhode Island (53 yards) 11-30-85 (since 1930) 5.76 (50 pts in 9 games) 1933 Fewest Rushing Yards -50 vs. Western Kentucky 9-15-84 Most Points Allowed 462 2011 Most Rushes Against 74 at Indiana State 11-6-71 435 2019 Most Rushing Yards 489 vs. Kent State 11-6-54 435 1997 Most Pts Allowed/Gm 39.5 (435 pts in 11 games) 1997 PASSING DEFENSE 38.5 (462 pts in 12 games) 2011 Fewest Attempts 0 vs. Ohio 10-25-97 36.2 (435 pts in 12 games) 2019 Fewest Completions 0 multiple times (last vs. Ohio, 10-25-97) 35.1 (421 pts in 12 games) 2010 Fewest Yards -7 vs. Mount Union 11-9-57 35.7 (428 pts in 12 games) 2012 Most Attempts 70 at Rhode Island 11-30-85 33.5 (403 pts in 12 games) 2016 Most Completions 43 at Rhode Island 11-30-85 31.6 (379 pts in 12 games) 2002 Most Yards 516 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9-29-12 Most Touchdowns 7 at Western Michigan 11-25-11 Most Passes Intercepted 7 vs. Bradley 10-28-67 7 vs. Kent State 11-9-40 7 vs. Baldwin-Wallace 10-23-37 Most Yds on Int Ret 99 at Kent State 10-10-98 TDs on Int Returns 2 vs. Northern Arizona 11-4-89 2 at Tennessee Tech 11-1-86 2 at Cincinnati 9-17-11 TURNOVERS Most Opponents’ TOs: 8 vs. Temple (2 fum and 6 Ints) 11-7-92 8 at Indiana State (6 fum and 2 ints) 10-2-76 Most Fumbles Caused 10 vs. Wittenberg 9-27-52 Most Fumbles Rec. 6 at Tennessee Tech 10-29-83 6 at Indiana State 10-2-76 SACKS Most Sacks 9 vs. Miami (Ohio) 10-11-14 9 at UCF 10-16-04 Jamal Davis II 2020 AKRON FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 143 RECORDS TEAM SEASON RECORDS | OFFENSE TOTAL OFFENSE FIRST DOWNS Plays 963 2005 Total 295 2003 948 2012 287 2012 947 1976 278 2002 Yards 5,643 2003 Per Game 24.6 (295 in 12 games) 2003 5,126 2012 23.9 (287 in 12 games) 2012 4,996 2005 23.2 (278 in 12 games) 2002 Yards Gained per Game 470.2 (5,643 yds in 12 games) 2003 By Rush 148 1986 427.2 (5,126 yds in 12 games) 2012 By Pass 180 2012 418.3 (4,183 yds in 10 games) 1969 170 2003 Average Gain per Play 6.1 (5,643 yds on 923 plays) 2003 154 2005 6.0 (4,649 yds on 776 plays) 2016 5.9 (4,589 yds on 778 plays) 2000 SCORING Points 435 2003 RUSHING 333 2000 Attempts 762 1976 Points Scored per Game 39.4 (276 in 7 games) 1893 Yards 3,193 1976 36.3 (435 in 12 games) 2003 Yards per Game 283.6 (3,120 yds in 11 games) 1986 31.6 (316 in 10 games) 1969 Pts in Consecutive Games 118 1893 PASSING 52-4 vs. Massillon A.C. 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