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TOP TEN CAREER RUSHERS GASTON GREEN TCB Yds Avg TDs FREEMAN MCNEIL 1984 91 516 5.7 5 DESHAUN FOSTER TCB Yds Avg TDs 1985 158 712 4.5 6 TCB Yds Avg TDs 1977 50 286 5.7 3 1986 253 1405 5.6 17 1998 126 673 5.3 10 1978 81 408 5.0 2 1987 206 1098 5.3 11 1999 111 375 3.4 6 1979 271 1396 5.2 6 Tot 708 3731 5.3 39 2000 269 1037 3.9 12 1980 203 1105 5.4 10 2001 216 1109 5.1 12 Tot 605 3195 5.3 21 Tot 722 3194 4.4 40 KARIM ABDUL-JABBAR WENDELL TYLER SKIP HICKS TCB Yds Avg TDs TCB Yds Avg TDs TCB Yds Avg TDs 1992 48 124 2.6 1 1973 41 246 6.0 5 1993 100 563 5.6 5 1993 54 260 4.8 1 1974 96 544 5.7 2 1994/5 56 261 4.7 4 1994 210 1227 5.8 4 1975 208 1338 6.7 4 1996 224 1034 4.6 17 1995 296 1571 5.3 12 1976 181 1003 5.5 9 1997 258 1282 5.0 22 Tot 608 3182 5.2 17 Tot 526 3181 6.0 20 Tot 638 3140 4.9 48 THEOTIS BROWN KEVIN NELSON KERMIT JOHNSON KEVIN WILLIAMS TCB Yds Avg TDs TCB Yds Avg TDs TCB Yds Avg TDs TCB Yds Avg TDs 1976 200 1092 5.5 13 1980 101 481 4.8 4 1971 80 414 5.2 2 1989 85 380 4.5 6 1977 115 539 4.7 5 1981 195 883 4.5 5 1972 140 952 6.8 7 1990 27 112 4.1 2 1978 211 1283 6.1 6 1982 90 321 3.6 4 1973 150 1129 7.5 16 1991 191 1141 6.0 8 Tot 526 2914 5.5 24 1983 188 898 4.8 7 Tot 370 2495 6.7 25 1992 115 582 5.1 5 Tot 574 2583 4.5 20 Tot 418 2215 5.3 21 XII TOP TEN CAREER PASSERS CADE MCNOWN PA PC Yds TDs CORY PAUS 1995 245 122 1698 7 TOM RAMSEY PA PC Yds TDs 1996 336 176 2424 12 PA PC Yds TDs 1999 197 95 1336 7 1997 312 189 3116 24 1979 37 16 273 4 2000 241 134 2154 17 1998 357 207 3470 25 1980 148 82 1116 9 2001 194 101 1740 8 Tot 1250 694 10708 68 1981 230 134 1793 16 2002 184 109 1647 10 1982 336 209 2986 21 Tot 816 439 6877 42 Tot 751 441 6168 50 DREW OLSON TROY AIKMAN TOMMY MADDOX PA PC Yds TDs PA PC Yds TDs PA PC Yds TDs 2002 104 53 702 3 1987 273 178 2527 17 1990 327 182 2682 17 2003 325 173 2067 10 1988 354 228 2771 24 1991 343 209 2681 16 2004 341 196 2565 20 Tot 627 406 5298 41 Tot 670 391 5363 33 Tot 770 422 5334 33 WAYNE COOK DENNIS DUMMIT GARY BEBAN MATT STEVENS PA PC Yds TDs PA PC Yds TDs PA PC Yds TDs PA PC Yds TDs 1991 0 0 0 0 1969 208 114 1963 15 1965 152 78 1483 9 1983 0 0 0 0 1992 13 8 155 1 1970 344 175 2393 14 1966 157 78 1245 6 1984 84 43 583 3 1993 297 165 2067 18 Tot 552 289 4356 29 1967 156 87 1359 8 1985 67 38 479 2 1994 302 179 2501 15 Tot 465 243 4087 23 1986 280 150 1869 11 Tot 612 352 4723 34 Tot 431 231 2931 16 XIII TOP TEN CAREER RECEIVERS CRAIG BRAGG Rec Yds Avg TDs KEVIN JORDAN 2001 29 408 14.1 2 DANNY FARMER Rec Yds Avg TDs 2002 55 889 16.2 8 Rec Yds Avg TDs 1992 18 150 8.3 0 2003 73 1065 14.6 5 1996 31 524 16.9 4 1993 45 612 13.6 2 2004 36 483 13.4 4 1997 41 649 15.8 3 1994 73 1228 16.8 7 Tot 193 2845 14.7 19 1998 58 1274 22.0 9 1995 43 558 13.0 3 1999 29 573 19.8 3 Tot 179 2548 14.2 12 Tot 159 3020 19.0 19 J.J. STOKES SEAN LACHAPELLE BRIAN POLI-DIXON MIKE SHERRARD Rec Yds Avg TDs Rec Yds Avg TDs Rec Yds Avg TDs Rec Yds Avg TDs 1991 5 55 11.0 0 1989 0 0 0.0 0 1997 10 149 14.9 2 1982 2 34 17.0 1 1992 41 728 17.8 7 1990 39 607 15.6 2 1998 44 712 16.2 10 1983 48 709 14.8 2 1993 82 1181 14.4 17 1991 73 1056 14.5 11 1999 8 101 12.6 1 1984 43 729 17.0 4 1994 26 505 19.4 4 1992 30 364 12.1 1 2000 53 750 14.2 5 1985 35 513 14.7 3 2001 24 415 17.3 2 Tot 154 2469 16.0 28 Tot 142 2027 14.3 14 Tot 128 1965 15.4 10 Tot 139 2127 15.3 20 MIKE FARR FREDDIE MITCHELL KARL DORRELL CORMAC CARNEY Rec Yds Avg TDs Rec Yds Avg TDs Rec Yds Avg TDs Rec Yds Avg TDs 1986 4 14 3.5 0 1998 4 108 27.0 1 1982/3 29 438 15.1 6 1980 33 591 17.9 1 1987 24 294 12.3 1 1999 38 533 14.0 0 1984 5 63 12.6 0 1981 29 539 18.6 5 1988 66 700 10.6 0 2000 77 1494 19.4 9 1985 39 565 14.5 1 1982 46 779 16.9 2 1989 30 471 15.7 1 Tot 119 2135 17.9 10 1986 35 451 12.9 2 Tot 108 1909 17.7 8 Tot 124 1497 12.1 2 Tot 108 1517 14.1 9 XIV UCLA’S SECONDARY TRADITION KENNY EASLEY •Three-time Consensus All-Ameri- LARRY ATKINS can (1978-79-80) SHAUN WILLIAMS •Two-year starter •Ninth in 1980 Heisman voting •Three-year starter •UCLA’s Most Valuable Defensive •Fourth pick of 1981 draft •Second-team All-American in 1997 Player in 1998 •1984 AFC Defensive Player of the •Made 68 tackles in 1997 •Led team in tackles in 1998 Year; played in five pro bowls •24th selection in 1998 NFL Draft by •1999 third-round selection by Kan- New York Giants sas City Chiefs •Played in 2001 Super Bowl TOD MCBRIDE DON ROGERS MARQUES ANDERSON RICKY MANNING, JR. •Four-year letterman (1995-98) •1983 first-team All-American •2001 fourth-team All-American •Three-time All-Pac-10 cornerback, •UCLA Special Teams Player of the •Second in career tackles •Made 236 career tackles, including one of just six Bruins since 1964 to Year in 1998 •18th selection in 1984 by Cleve- 63, second on the team, as senior be a three-time selection •Has played six NFL seasons for land Browns •Started 32 games in four seasons •Started the final 45 games of his Green Bay and Atlanta •1984 AFC Defensive Rookie of the •Starred as rookie with Green Bay career and made 13 interceptions Year after being third-round NFL pick •Played for Carolina in 2004 Super Bowl CARLTON GRAY MATT DARBY ERIC TURNER JAMES WASHINGTON •Four-year starter—set UCLA inter- •Four-year starter •1990 first-team All-American •Four-year starter ception record (11 in 1991) •1991 first-team All-American •No. 2 pick in 1991 NFL Draft •Fifth in career tackles and third in •1992 consensus All-American •Seventh in career tackles •Fourth in career tackles interceptions •1992 Academic All-American •Fifth-round selection in 1992 NFL •First-team All-Pro in 1994 •Won two Super Bowls with Dallas •30th pick of 1993 NFL Draft by Se- Draft by Buffalo Bills •Played in 1995 and ’97 NFL Pro Cowboys attle, played seven years in NFL •Played in two Super Bowls Bowls and nine NFL seasons •Played eight NFL seasons •2004 UCLA Hall of Fame inductee XV UCLA: LINEBACKER E XCELLENCE JERRY ROBINSON •Three-time consensus All-Ameri- ROBERT THOMAS can (1976-78) RYAN NECE •2001 consensus All-America and •First in career tackles •Starter at outside linebacker for Pac-10 Defensive Player of Year •21st pick in 1979 NFL Draft four years •Butkus Award finalist •Two-time Pro Bowl selection •Made 280 career tackles •Set UCLA record with 26 tackles for •Played 13 years with Philadelphia •2001 Butkus Award semifinalist losses in 2001 and Oakland •1998 Freshman All-American •First-round choice of St. Louis in •Member of 2003 Super Bowl 2002 NFL Draft Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers MARVCUS PATTON JAMIR MILLER DONNIE EDWARDS •Set school record (since broken) in •1993 consensus All-American •1995 pre-season All-America 1989 with 22 TFL and made 11 •Butkus Award finalist •Made 12.5 QB sacks and 22 TFL quarterback sacks •Made 12.5 QB sacks and 18 tack- as a junior in 1994 •Selected by Buffalo in 1990 les for loss in 1993 •Fourth-round choice of Kansas City •Played in four Super Bowls •10th player selected in 1994 by Ari- in 1996 NFL Draft •Has played 14 NFL seasons zona; became All-Pro in Cleveland •Has played nine NFL seasons •Played in 2003 Pro Bowl KEN NORTON ROMAN PHIFER CARNELL LAKE BRANDON CHILLAR •1987 first-team All-American •1990 first-team All-American •1988 first-team All-American •Three-year starter (2001-03) •Second-round pick in 1988 by Dal- •Second-round selection in 1991 by •Second-round pick in 1989 by •All-Pac-10 first team as a senior las Cowboys, played 13 years with L.A.
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