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2021 FB Record Book.Pdf INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS CAREER RECORDS Passes Completed Pass Receiving Yardage Yards Rushing 1. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ...........1,171 1. Titus Davis (2011-14) .................3,700 1. Curtis Adams (1981-84) ............4,162 2. Cooper Rush (2013-16).............1,022 2. Bryan Anderson (2006-09) ......3,648 2. Walt Hodges (1973-76) .............3,886 3. Ryan Radcliff (2009-12) ................810 3. Reggie Allen (1995-98) .............3,242 3. Jesse Lakes (1969-71) ................3,702 4. Jeff Bender (1988-91) ...................502 4. Antonio Brown (2007-09) ........3,199 4. Brian Pruitt (1992-94) ................3,693 5. Derrick Vickers (2000-03) ............494 5. Bryan Schorman (1995-98) .....2,968 5. Eric Flowers (1996-99) ...............3,122 6. Pete Shepherd (1997-2000) .......455 6. Cody Wilson (2009-12) ..............2,729 6. Walt Beach (1956-59) ................2,968 7. Kent Smith (2002-05) ...................453 7. Corey Willis (2014-17) ................2,390 7. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ...........2,948 8. Joe Youngblood (1990-93) .........331 8. Damien Linson (2003-06) ........2,279 8. Willie Todd (1978-81) .................2,928 9. Chad Darnell (1994-96) ...............319 9. Ken Ealy (1988-91) ......................2,064 9. Ontario Sneed (2005-08) ..........2,863 10. Bob DeMarco (1981-84) ..............264 10. Mark Chapman (2014-17) ........2,035 10. Mose Rison (1974-77) ................2,838 Touchdown Passes Thrown Touchdown Passes Caught Rushing Attempts 1. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ..............102 1. Titus Davis (2011-14) .......................37 1. Curtis Adams (1981-84) ...............761 2. Cooper Rush (2013-16) ...................90 2. Bryan Anderson (2006-09) ............28 2. Walt Hodges (1973-76) ................753 3. Ryan Radcliff (2009-12) ...................63 3. Corey Willis (2014-17) ......................23 3. Eric Flowers (1996-99) ..................737 4. Jeff Bender (1988-91) ......................38 4. Antonio Brown (2007-09) ..............22 4. Jesse Lakes (1969-71) ...................714 5. Joe Youngblood (1990-93) ............35 5. John DeBoer (1982-85) ...................19 5. Billy Smith (1988-91) ....................672 6. Derrick Vickers (2000-03) ...............34 Reggie Allen (1995-98) ...................19 6. Brian Pruitt (1992-94) ...................671 7. Chad Darnell (1994-96) ..................33 7. Damien Linson (2003-06) ..............17 Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ..............671 Kent Smith (2002-05) ......................33 8. Ken Ealy (1988-91) ............................16 9. Andy MacDonald (1950-51) ..........27 9. Greg Hoefler (1965-67) ...................15 Rushing Touchdowns Shane Morris (2017) .........................27 Kito Poblah (2007-10)......................15 1. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) .................47 2. Curtis Adams (1981-84) ..................43 Passes Had Intercepted Touchdowns Scored 3. Eric Flowers (1996-99) .....................35 1. Cooper Rush (2013-16)................. ..55 1. Jim Podoley (1953-56) ....................51 4. Willie Todd (1978-81) .......................34 2. Ryan Radcliff (2009-12) ...................44 2. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) .................48 Zurlon Tipton (2010-13) .................34 3. Pat Boyd (1962-65) ...........................43 3. Curtis Adams (1981-84) ..................44 6. Jessie Lakes (1969-71) .....................33 4. Jeff Bender (1988-91) ......................40 4. Ontario Sneed (2005-08) ................39 7. Brian Pruitt (1992-94) ......................31 5. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) .................36 5. Titus Davis (2011-14) .......................37 8. Jonathan Ward (2016-19) ..............28 6. Joe Youngblood (1990-93) ............29 6. Jesse Lakes (1969-71) ......................35 9. Walt Hodges (1973-76) ...................27 7. Pete Shepherd (1997-00) ...............28 Willie Todd (1978-81) .......................35 10. Ontario Sneed (2005-08) ................26 8. Bob Miles (1966-69) .........................27 Eric Flowers (1996-99) .....................35 Bob DeMarco (1981-84) .................27 9. Walt Hodges (1973-76) ...................34 Yards Passing 10. Ron Fillmore (1983-85) ...................23 Brian Pruitt (1992-94) ......................34 1. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ........12,905 Chad Darnell (1994-96) ..................23 2. Cooper Rush (2013-16) ..........12,891 Derrick Vickers (2000-03) ...............23 Field Goals 3. Ryan Radcliff (2009-12) .............9,917 1. Kevin Nicholl (1986-89) ..................56 4. Jeff Bender (1988-91) ................6,528 Total Offense 2. Rade Savich (1975-78) ....................49 5. Pete Shepherd (1997-2000) ....5,754 1. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ........15,853 3. Chuck Selinger (1990-93) ..............43 6. Derrick Vickers (2000-03) .........5,358 2. Cooper Rush (2013-16)...........12,773 4. Andrew Aguila (2007-09) ...............42 7. Kent Smith (2002-05) ................5,179 3. Ryan Radcliff (2009-12) .............9,747 5. Paul Savich (1998-2001) .................39 8. Joe Youngblood (1990-93) ......4,718 4. Jeff Bender (1988-91) ................6,518 9. Chad Darnell (1994-96) ............4,705 5. Kent Smith (2002-05) ................6,079 PATs Scored 10. Bob DeMarco (1981-84) ...........3,699 6. Pete Shepherd (1997-2000) ....5,747 1. Andrew Aguila (2007-09) ............159 Derrick Vickers (2000-03) .........5,747 2. Rade Savich (1975-78) .................127 Passing Attempts 8. Chad Darnell (1994-96) ............4,925 3. Brian Eavey (2012-16)...................120 1. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ...........1,763 9. Joe Youngblood (1990-93) ......4,585 4. Kevin Nicholl (1986-89) ...............105 2. Cooper Rush (2013-16)........... ..1,648 10. Curtis Adams (1981-84) ............4,168 5. Novo Bojovic (1979-82) ...............101 3. Ryan Radcliff (2009-12) .............1,349 4. Jeff Bender (1988-91) ...................960 Passes Caught Points Scored 5. Derrick Vickers (2000-03) ............907 1. Antonio Brown (2007-09) ...........305 1. Jim Podoley (1953-56) .................307 6. Pete Shepherd (1997-2000) .......879 2. Bryan Anderson (2006-09) .........290 2. Dan LeFevour (2006-09) ..............288 7. Kent Smith (2002-05) ...................785 3. Cody Wilson (2009-12) .................230 3. Andrew Aguila (2007-09) ............285 8. Chad Darnell (1994-96) ...............606 4. Titus Davis (2011-14) ....................204 4. Rade Savich (1975-78) .................274 9. Joe Youngblood (1990-93) .........572 5. Reggie Allen (1995-98) ................192 5. Kevin Nicholl (1986-89) ...............273 10. Pat Boyd (1962-65) ........................528 6. Bryan Schorman (1995-98) ........187 6. Walt Beach (1956-59) ...................268 7. Justin Harper (2002-05) ...............167 7. Curtis Adams (1981-84) ...............264 8. Corey Willis (2014-2017) ..............160 8. Ontario Sneed (2005-08) .............234 9. Ontario Sneed (2005-08) .............157 9. Mike Franckowiak (1972-74) ......231 10. Damien Linson (2003-06) ...........155 10. Chuck Selinger (1990-93) ...........227 2 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Interceptions SEASON RECORDS Passes Completed 1. Jim Bowman (1981-84) ...................16 Yards Rushing 1. Dan LeFevour, 2007 ......................355 2. Jamie Gent (1962-65) ......................15 1. Brian Pruitt, 1994 ........................1,890 2. Cooper Rush, 2015 ........................324 3. David Johnson (1987-90) ...............14 2. Silas Massey, 1996 ......................1,544 3. Dan LeFevour, 2009 ......................318 Steve Bograkos (1972-74) ..............14 3. Charlie Markey, 1972 .................1,513 4. Ryan Radcliff, 2010 ........................282 5. Joe Kellogg (1984-87) .....................13 4. Zurlon Tipton, 2012 ...................1,492 5. Cooper Rush, 2016 ........................277 6. Robert Jackson (1977-80) ..............12 5. Walt Hodges, 1974 .....................1,463 6. Ryan Radcliff, 2011 ........................257 7. Howard Young (1984-87) ...............11 6. Billy Smith, 1991 ..........................1,440 7. Kent Smith, 2005 ............................255 Quincy Wright (1993-96) ................11 7. Curtis Adams, 1983 ....................1,431 8. Dan LeFevour, 2008 ......................251 Tedaro France (1998-2001)............11 8. Robbie Mixon, 2002 ...................1,363 9. Dan LeFevour, 2006 ......................247 Josh Cox (2014-17) ...........................11 9. Eric Flowers, 1998 .......................1,302 10. Shane Morris, 2017 .......................249 10. Jesse Lakes, 1970 ........................1,296 Tackles Touchdown Passes Thrown 1. Brian Leigeb (1997-2000) ............490 Rushing Touchdowns 1. Dan LeFevour, 2009 .........................28 2. Red Keith (2004-07) ......................474 1. Brian Pruitt, 1994 ..............................20 2. Dan LeFevour, 2007 .........................27 3. Nick Bellore (2007-10) ..................472 2. Dan LeFevour, 2007 .........................19 Cooper Rush, 2014 ...........................27 4. Ray Bentley (1979-82) .................443 Zurlon Tipton, 2012 .........................19 Shane Morris, 2017 ..........................27 5. James King (2001-04) ...................408 4. Silas Massey, 1996 ............................16 5. Dan LeFevour, 2006 .........................26 6. Rich Curtiss (1987-90) ..................402 Eric Flowers, 1998 .............................16 6. Ryan Radcliff, 2011 ...........................25 7. Malik Fountain (2015-18) ............401 6. Curtis Adams, 1983
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