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1999 NCAA Football Statistical Leaders 1999 Statistical Le a d e r s 1999 Division I-A Individual Leaders.. .4 5 0 1999 Division I-A Team Leaders.. .4 5 2 Longest Division I-A Plays of 1999 .. .4 5 4 1999 Division I-AA Individual Leaders .. .4 5 5 1999 Division I-AA Team Leaders .. .4 5 7 Longest Division I-AA Plays of 199 9. .4 5 9 1999 Division II Individual Leaders .. .4 5 9 1999 Division II Team Leaders.. .4 6 2 Longest Division II Plays of 199 9. .4 6 3 1999 Division III Individual Leaders.. .4 6 4 1999 Division III Team Leaders.. .4 6 6 Longest Division III Plays of 199 9 .. .4 6 8 45 0 1999 DIVISION I-A INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 1999 Division I-A Individual Leaders Ru s h i n g 19 9 9 Cl a s s G Ca r . Yar d s Av g . TD Yds . P G LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU ...................................................... Jr. 11 268 1850 6.9 18 168.18 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin ........................................................... Sr. 11 303 1834 6.1 19 166.73 Thomas Jones, Virginia ........................................................... Sr. 11 334 1798 5.4 16 163.45 Travis Prentice, Miami (Ohio) .................................................. Sr. 11 354 1659 4.7 17 150.82 Lamont Jordan, Maryland ....................................................... Jr. 11 266 1632 6.1 16 148.36 Demario Brown, Utah St. ........................................................ Sr. 11 279 1536 5.5 14 139.64 Trung Canidate, Arizona ........................................................ Sr. 12 253 1602 6.3 11 133.50 Frank Moreau, Louisville ......................................................... Sr. 10 233 1289 5.5 17 128.90 Darren Davis, Iowa St. ........................................................... Sr. 11 287 1388 4.8 14 126.18 Shaun Alexander, Alabama .................................................... Sr. 11 302 1383 4.6 19 125.73 Robert Cooper, Cincinnati ...................................................... Sr. 10 248 1245 5.0 7 124.50 Thomas Hamner, Minnesota .................................................... Sr. 11 288 1362 4.7 10 123.82 Ken Simonton, Oregon St. ...................................................... So. 11 276 1329 4.8 17 120.82 Kevin McDougal, Colorado St. ................................................ Sr. 10 207 1164 5.6 8 116.40 Anthony Thomas, Michigan ..................................................... Jr. 11 283 1257 4.4 16 114.27 Avon Cobourne, West Virginia ............................................... Fr. 10 224 1139 5.1 10 113.90 Reuben Droughns, Oregon ..................................................... Sr. 10 256 1139 4.4 9 113.90 Ketric Sanford, Houston .......................................................... Sr. 11 224 1199 5.4 12 109.00 J. R. Redmond, Arizona St. ..................................................... Sr. 10 224 1085 4.8 12 108.50 Joe Hamilton of Georgia Tech placed sec- Chester Taylor, Toledo ............................................................ Jr. 11 182 1176 6.5 12 106.91 ond in Division I-A in both passing effi- ciency (175.0) and total offense (344.91 Passing Effi c i e n c y yards per game) in 1999. 199 9 Cm p . In t . Yds . / TD Ra t i n g (Min. 15 att. per game) Cl a s s G Att. Cm p . Pc t . In t . Pc t . Yar d s Att. TD Pc t . Po i n t s Michael Vick, Virginia Tech ......... So. 10 152 90 59.21 5 3.29 1,840 12.11 12 7.89 180.4 Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech ........ Sr. 11 305 203 66.56 11 3.61 3,06010.03 29 9.51 175.0 Chad Pennington, Marshall ......... Sr. 12 405 275 67.90 11 2.72 3,799 9.38 37 9.14 171.4 Billy Volek, Fresno St. ................. Sr. 12 355 235 66.20 3 .85 2,559 7.21 30 8.45 152.9 Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech ........... Sr. 10 516 342 66.28 12 2.33 3,922 7.60 35 6.78 147.9 Jay Stuckey, UTEP ....................... Sr. 12 225 145 64.44 13 5.78 1,918 8.52 15 6.67 146.5 Chris Weinke, Florida St. ............ Jr. 11 377 232 61.54 14 3.71 3,103 8.23 25 6.63 145.1 Dan Ellis, Virginia ....................... Jr. 10 258 156 60.47 10 3.88 2,050 7.95 20 7.75 145.0 Jeff Kelly, Southern Miss. ............. So. 11 260 153 58.85 11 4.23 2,062 7.93 21 8.08 143.7 Tim Lester, Western Mich. ........... Sr. 12 470 282 60.00 13 2.77 3,639 7.74 34 7.23 143.4 Todd Husak, Stanford ................. Sr. 10 308 176 57.14 11 3.57 2,688 8.73 18 5.84 142.6 Chris Redman, Louisville .............. Sr. 11 489 317 64.83 13 2.66 3,647 7.46 29 5.93 141.7 Mike Moschetti, Colorado ........... Sr. 10 331 204 61.63 12 3.63 2,693 8.14 18 5.44 140.7 Jarious Jackson, Notre Dame ....... Sr. 12 316 184 58.23 14 4.43 2,753 8.71 17 5.38 140.3 Total Offe n s e RU S H I N G PAS S I N G TO TAL OFFENSE Ca r. Ga i n Lo s s Ne t Att. Yar d s Pl a y s Yar d s Avg . TD R * Yds . P G Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech ........... 46 67 179 -112 516 3,922 562 3,810 6.78 35 381.00 Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech .........154 861 127 734 305 3,060 459 3,794 8.27 35 344.91 Drew Brees, Purdue ..................... 70 315 134 181 494 3,531 564 3,712 6.58 25 337.45 David Neill, Nevada ...................100 505 296 209 423 3,402 523 3,611 6.90 25 328.27 Chad Pennington, Marshall .......... 55 204 99 105 405 3,799 460 3,904 8.49 39 325.33 Chris Redman, Louisville ............... 43 68 178 -110 489 3,647 532 3,537 6.65 30 321.55 Kevin Feterik, Brigham Young ....... 88 256 333 -77 452 3,554 540 3,477 6.44 26 316.09 Dan Robinson, Hawaii ................. 60 105 196 -91 556 3,853 616 3,762 6.11 32 313.50 Josh Heupel, Oklahoma ............... 47 98 196 -98 500 3,460 547 3,362 6.15 35 305.64 Patrick Ramsey, Tulane ................. 64 99 160 -61 513 3,410 577 3,349 5.80 26 304.45 Tim Lester, Western Mich. ............ 55 154 189 -35 470 3,639 525 3,604 6.86 35 300.33 Vic Penn, UCF..............................100 481 313 168 455 3,078 555 3,246 5.85 20 295.09 Dusty Bonner, Kentucky ................111 281 422 -141 465 3,266 576 3,125 5.43 29 284.09 Mike Moschetti, Colorado ............ 85 305 180 125 331 2,693 416 2,818 6.77 23 281.80 Antwaan Randle El, Indiana .........224 991 203 788 279 2,277 503 3,065 6.09 30 278.64 Chris Weinke, Florida St. ............. 31 40 149 -109 377 3,103 408 2,994 7.34 25 272.18 *Touchdowns responsible for are players’ TDs scored and passed for. 1999 DIVISION I-A INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 45 1 199 9 Receptions Per Game Cl a s s G Re c . Yar d s TD Yds . P G Jammarl O’Neal, Central Mich. .................. Fr. 11 59 1,085 6 98.64 199 9 Delwyn Daigre, Louisiana Tech .................. So. 11 77 1,084 9 98.55 Cl a s s G Re c . Yar d s TD Re c . P G Trevor Insley, Nevada ............................... Sr. 11 134 2,060 13 12.18 Chris Daniels, Purdue ................................ Sr. 11 109 1,133 5 9.91 In t e rc e p t i o n s Jajuan Dawson, Tulane .............................. Sr. 10 96 1,051 8 9.60 Arnold Jackson, Louisville ........................... Sr. 11 101 1,209 9 9.18 199 9 James Whalen, Kentucky ........................... Sr. 11 90 1,019 10 8.18 Cl a s s G In t . Yar d s TD In t . P G Deltha O’Neal, California ............................. Sr. 11 9 280 4 .82 Charles Lee, UCF....................................... Sr. 11 87 1,133 5 7.91 Deon Grant, Tennessee ................................. Jr. 11 9 167 1 .82 Peter Warrick, Florida St. .......................... Sr. 9 71 934 8 7.89 Rodregis Brooks, UAB ................................... Jr. 11 9 152 1 .82 Drew Haddad, Buffalo .............................. Sr. 11 85 1,158 6 7.73 Erik Olson, Colorado St. ............................... Sr. 9 6 93 1 .67 Kwame Cavil, Texas ................................. Jr. 13 100 1,188 6 7.69 Jamar Fletcher, Wisconsin ............................. So. 11 7 135 2 .64 James Jordan, Louisiana Tech ..................... So. 11 81 824 11 7.36 Mike James, Houston .................................... Sr. 11 7 57 1 .64 Dennis Northcutt, Arizona .......................... Sr. 12 88 1,422 8 7.33 Anthony Vontoure, Washington ...................... So. 10 6 99 2 .60 Adrian Burnette, Tulane ............................. Jr. 11 79 1,095 7 7.18 Kevin Harvey, Temple ................................... Sr. 10 6 55 1 .60 John Simon, Louisiana Tech ........................ So. 11 79 757 2 7.18 Quincy Lejay, Hawaii ................................... Sr. 12 7 151 3 .58 Delwyn Daigre, Louisiana Tech .................. So. 11 77 1,084 9 7.00 Tim Smith, Stanford ....................................... Sr. 11 6 86 0 .55 Latef Grim, Pittsburgh ................................ Jr. 11 75 1,106 4 6.82 Robert Carswell, Clemson .............................. Jr. 11 6 72 0 .55 Receiving Yar ds Per Game Sc o r i n g 199 9 19 9 9 Cl a s s G Re c . Yar d s TD Yds . P G Cl a s s G TD XP FG Pt s . Pt s . P G Trevor Insley, Nevada ............................... Sr. 11 134 2,060 13 187.27 Shaun Alexander, Alabama ................... Sr. 11 24 0 0 144 13.09 Troy Walters, Stanford .............................. Sr. 11 74 1,456 10 132.36 Travis Prentice, Miami (Ohio) ................. Sr. 11 21 0 0 126 11.45 Dennis Northcutt, Arizona .......................... Sr. 12 88 1,422 8 118.50 Sebastian Janikowski, Florida St.............
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