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2005 Nebraska Statistical Highs & Lows 2005 Nebraska Statistical Highs & Lows Nebraska Category High Low Points Scored 31 (Wake Forest, Texas Tech) 7 (Pittsburgh) First Downs 26 (Iowa State) 7 (Kansas) Rushing Attempts 51 (Baylor) 19 (Missouri - school record) Rushing Yards 182 (Baylor) -2 (Missouri) Passes Attempted 55 (Iowa State - tied school record) 20 (Pittsburgh) Passes Completed 36 (Iowa State - school record) 10 (Pittsburgh) Had Intercepted 2 (Maine, Texas Tech, Missouri, Oklahoma) 0 (Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Baylor) Passing Yards 431 (Iowa State - school record) 93 (Pittsburgh) Total Plays 83 (Baylor) 49 (Kansas) Total Yards 467 (Iowa State) 138 (Kansas) Possession Time 37:12 (Baylor) 24:40 (Wake Forest) Fumbles 7 (Kansas State) 0 (Kansas) Fumbles Lost 3 (Maine, Texas Tech) 0 (Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, Kansas) Turnovers 5 (Maine, Texas Tech) 0 (Pittsburgh) Turnover Margin +3 (Wake Forest) -3 (Maine, Texas Tech) Penalties 12 (Missouri) 0 (Maine) Yards Penalized 99 (Missouri) 0 (Maine) Sacks By-Yards Lost 11-69 (Maine) - tied school record 1-6 (Oklahoma) Tackles for Loss-Yards 18-82 (Maine) - tied school record 6-14 (Kansas) Opponents Category High Low Points Scored 41 (Missouri) 3 (Wake Forest) First Downs 25 (Missouri) 10 (Maine) Rushing Attempts 52 (Wake Forest) 23 (Texas Tech, Baylor) Rushing Yards 277 (Missouri) -6 (Maine) Passes Attempted 45 (Texas Tech) 27 (Kansas) Passes Completed 34 (Texas Tech) 6 (Kansas State) Had Intercepted 3 (Wake Forest) 0 (Pittsburgh, Oklahoma) Passing Yards 368 (Texas Tech) 103 (Kansas State) Total Plays 87 (Missouri) 54 (Baylor) Total Yards 523 (Missouri) 145 (Maine) Possession Time 35:20 (Wake Forest) 22:48 (Baylor) Fumbles 4 (Oklahoma) 1 (Iowa State) Fumbles Lost 1 (Maine, Wake Forest, Texas Tech, BU, MU, KU, KSU) 0 (Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Oklahoma) Turnovers 4 (Wake Forest) 0 (Pittsburgh, Oklahoma) Turnover Margin +3 (Maine, Texas Tech) -3 (Wake Forest) Penalties 14 (Kansas State) 4 (Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Oklahoma) Yards Penalized 108 (Kansas State) 26 (Oklahoma) Sacks By-Yards Lost 9-57 (Oklahoma) 0-0 (Baylor) Tackles for Loss-Yards Lost 12-62 (Oklahoma) 4-7 (Baylor); 4-17 (Texas Tech) Individual Highs Most Rushing Attempts................................................32; Cory Ross vs. Pittsburgh (153 yards) Most Net Rushing Yards...............................................153; Cory Ross vs. Pittsburgh (32 attempts) Most Rushing TDs ........................................................2; Cody Glenn vs. Texas Tech Longest TD Run............................................................5; Cody Glenn vs. Texas Tech Longest Run, No TD .....................................................57; Cory Ross vs. Wake Forest Most Pass Attempts......................................................55; Zac Taylor vs. Iowa State - tied school record Most Completed Passes................................................36; Zac Taylor vs. Iowa State - school record Most Passing Yards ......................................................431; Zac Taylor vs. Iowa State - school record Longest TD Pass............................................................70; Zac Taylor to Cory Ross vs. Iowa State Longest Pass, No TD.....................................................73; Zac Taylor to Frantz Hardy vs. Maine Most Pass Receptions ...................................................9; Nate Swift at Missouri (135 yards); Swift vs. Oklahoma (116 yards) Most Receiving Yards...................................................152; Frantz Hardy vs. Maine (7 receptions) Most TD Receptions .....................................................2; Cory Ross vs. Iowa State; Terrence Nunn vs. Texas Tech; Nate Swift vs. Oklahoma; Swift vs. Kansas State Most Total-Offense Attempts.......................................62; Zac Taylor vs. Iowa State (433 yards) - school record Most Total-Offense Yards.............................................433; Zac Taylor vs. Iowa State (62 attempts) - school record Most All-Purpose Attempts..........................................35; Cory Ross vs. Pittsburgh (32 rush, 3 rec., 0 ret.) Most All-Purpose Yards ...............................................176; Cory Ross vs. Pittsburgh (153 rush, 0 ret., 23 rec.) Most Touchdowns Scored ............................................3; Cory Ross vs. Iowa State (2 rec., 1 rush) Most Field Goals Attempted.........................................4; Jordan Congdon vs. Maine (4 made) Most Field Goals Made .................................................4; Jordan Congdon vs. Maine (4 attempts) Longest Field Goal Made ..............................................41 yards; Jordan Congdon at Baylor Longest Field Goal Attempted......................................41 yards; Jordan Congdon at Baylor Most Interceptions .......................................................1; Bo Ruud vs. Maine; Corey McKeon, Blake Tiedtke, Stewart Bradley vs. Wake Forest, Jay Moore vs. Iowa State; .......................................................................................Le Kevin Smith vs. Texas Tech; Zackary Bowman, Daniel Bullocks at Baylor; Cortney Grixby at Missouri; McKeon at Kansas; .......................................................................................McKeon vs. Kansas State Longest Interception TD Return ..................................43; Stewart Bradley vs. Wake Forest Longest Interception Return, No TD............................28; Blake Tiedtke vs. Wake Forest Longest Fumble TD Return..........................................30; Daniel Bullocks vs. Wake Forest Longest Fumble Return, No TD ...................................47; Bo Ruud vs. Texas Tech Longest Punt Return, TD..............................................None Longest Punt Return, No TD........................................62; Terrence Nunn vs. Maine; Nunn vs. Pittsburgh Most Punt Return Yardage...........................................135; Terrence Nunn vs. Maine (4 returns) Longest Kickoff Return.................................................57; Marlon Lucky at Kansas Most Kickoff Return Yardage.......................................127; Marlon Lucky at Kansas (5 returns) 2005 Nebraska Statistical Highs & Lows Nebraska Individual Highs, Continued Most Punts....................................................................9; Sam Koch at Kansas (47.6 avg.) Highest Punting Average..............................................48.1; Sam Koch at Missouri (7 punts, 337 yards, 5 I20) Longest Punt.................................................................84; Sam Koch vs. Pittsburgh Most Total Tackles........................................................15; Bo Ruud vs. Kansas State (10 UT, 5 AT, 15 TT) Most Solo Tackles .........................................................10; Bo Ruud vs. Kansas State Most Tackles for Loss ...................................................5; Corey McKeon vs. Iowa State (5-23); Bo Ruud vs. Kansas State (5-10) Most Yards Lost............................................................26; Adam Carriker vs. Pittsburgh (4 TFL) Most Quarterback Sacks...............................................2; Stewart Bradley (2-16), Adam Carriker (2-13), Le Kevin Smith (2-12) vs. Maine; .......................................................................................Corey McKeon vs. Wake Forest (2-11); Carriker (2-21), Wali Muhammad (2-13) vs. Pittsburgh; .......................................................................................McKeon vs. Iowa State (2-21); Smith (2-17), Barry Turner (2-15) at Baylor Most Yards Lost............................................................21; Adam Carriker vs. Pittsburgh (2 sacks); Corey McKeon vs. Iowa State (2 sacks) Most Pass Breakups......................................................3; Daniel Bullocks vs. Iowa State; Cortney Grixby at Baylor Most Blocked Field Goals .............................................1; Adam Ickes, Zach Potter vs. Pittsburgh; Ickes vs. Texas Tech; Barry Turner vs. Oklahoma .......................................................................................Turner vs. Kansas State Most Blocked Punts......................................................1; Daniel Bullocks at Missouri Most Blocked PAT ........................................................1; Zach Potter vs. Kansas State Opponent Individual Highs Most Yards Rushing .....................................................246; Brad Smith, Missouri (28 attempts) Most Rushing Attempts................................................30; Allan Evridge, Kansas State (138 yards) Most Yards Passing ......................................................368; Cody Hodges, Texas Tech (45 attempts) Most Passing Attempts.................................................45; Cody Hodges, Texas Tech (34 completions) Most Pass Completions ................................................34; Cody Hodges, Texas Tech (45 attempts) Most Pass Receptions ...................................................11; Joel Filani, Texas Tech (163 yards) Most Yards Receiving...................................................163; Joel Filani, Texas Tech (11 receptions) Opponent Individual Longest Plays Rush..............................................................................79; Brad Smith, Missouri (TD) Pass ...............................................................................73; Tyler Palko to Greg Lee, Pittsburgh Field Goal ......................................................................51; Sam Swank, Wake Forest Punt Return ..................................................................21; Lendy Holmes, Oklahoma
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