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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING Net Rushing Yards by Two Players Consecutive Games Rushing for 200 Yards Game: 373 Woody Green (202) and Brent McClanahan (171) vs. 2 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) Rushing Attempts (Game) Missouri, 1972 44 Kevin Galbreath vs UCLA, 1992 Season: 2,499 Woody Green (1,313) and Ben Malone (1,186), 1973 Rushing Yards in Two Consecutive Games 40 Mike Williams vs. Arizona, 2002 439 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) 37 Mario Bates vs. Stanford, 1993 Net Rushing Yards in First Game of Career Freddie Williams vs. New Mexico, 1975 Game: 134 Keegan Herring (12 att.) vs. Temple, 2005 Rushing Yards in Three Consecutive Games 36 Darryl Harris vs. Oregon State, 1987 575 Woody Green, 1972 (201 vs. San Jose St., 172 vs. Arizona, 202 vs. Woody Green vs. Arizona, 1972 Touchdowns Rushing (Since 1950) Missouri) Game: 5 Ben Malone vs. Oregon St., 1973 Rushing Attempts (Season) Season: 18 Terry Battle, 1996 Rushing Yards in Four Consecutive Games 266 Freddie Williams, 1975 Woody Green, 1972 691 Woody Green, 1972 (116 vs. New Mexico, 201 vs. San Jose St., 249 Freddie Williams, 1974 17 Wilford White, 1950 172 vs. Arizona, 202 vs. Missouri) 246 Mario Bates, 1993 15 Art Malone, 1968 235 Art Malone, 1968 Ben Malone, 1973 PASSING 233 Woody Green, 1972 13 Dave Buchanan, 1969 Career: 43 Woody Green, 1971-73 Passing Attempts (Game) Rushing Attempts (Career) 34 Leon Burton, 1955-58 63 Paul Justin (34 comp.) vs. Houston, 1990 59 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida State, 1984 675 Woody Green, 1971-73 32 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 58 Danny Sullivan vs. Oregon State, 2009 648 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 28 Art Malone, 1967-69 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 633 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 25 Ben Malone, 1971-73 57 Andrew Walter vs. Kansas State, 2002 571 Darryl Harris, 1984-87 56 Sam Keller vs Oregon, 2005 565 Art Malone, 1967-69 Rushing Attempts Per Game (Season) Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 23.5 Art Malone (235 in 10), 1968 523 Darryl Clack, 1982-85 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 55 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Arizona, 1986 Rushing Attempts Per Game (Career) Net Rushing Yards (Game) 53 Andrew Walter at Stanford, 2003 20.5 Woody Green (675 in 33), 1971-73 250 Ben Malone (24 carries) vs. Oregon State, 1973 Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 243 Leon Burton (5) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 51 Andrew Walter vs. UCLA, 2004 239 Art Malone (29) vs. New Mexico, 1968 Rushing Yards Per Attempt (Game) Andrew Walter vs. Washington State, 2002 236 Wilford White (30) vs. BYU, 1950 (6-10) 40.5 Leon Burton (6 for 243) vs. Hardin Simmons, 1955 232 Wilford White (18) vs. NAU, 1950 (11-20) 18.0 Woody Green (11 for 198) vs. Wyoming, 1972 Passing Attempts (Season) 226 Delvon Flowers (23) vs. Oregon State, 2001 (21-30) 10.5 Max Anderson (21 for 220) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 483 Andrew Walter, 2002 221 Darryl Clack (22) vs. Wichita State, 1983 (min. 31) 6.9 Woody Green (31 for 214) vs. Utah, 1971 426 Andrew Walter, 2004 220 Max Anderson (21) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 421 Andrew Walter, 2003 216 Freddie Williams (23) vs. UTEP, 1974 Rushing Yards Per Attempt (Season) 398 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 214 Four players, most recently J.R. Redmond (33) vs. USC, 1998 (50-100) 10.2 Leon Burton (68 for 694), 1955 351 Rudy Carpenter, 2008 (101-150) 9.62 Leon Burton (117 for 1,126), 1957 348 Jake Plummer, 1996 Net Rushing Yards (Season) (151-200) 7.55 Wilford White (199 for 1,502), 1950 1,565 Woody Green, 1972 (min. 201) 6.28 Woody Green (233 for 1,464), 1972 Passing Attempts (Career) 1,502 Wilford White, 1950 1,416 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 1,431 Art Malone, 1968 Rushing Yards Per Attempt (Career) 1,309 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 1,427 Freddie Williams, 1975 (201-300) 6.88 Tony Lorick (254 for 1,748), 1961-63 1,142 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 1,313 Woody Green, 1973 (301-400) 8.03 Leon Burton (373 for 2,994), 1955-58 868 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 1,310 Woody Green, 1971 (401-500) 5.27 Robert Weathers (411 for 2,168), 1978-81 859 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 849 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 1,299 Freddie Williams, 1974 (501-600) 6.28 Wilford White (505 for 3,173), 1947-50 786 Mike Pagel, 1978-81 1,229 Ryan Torain, 2006 (min. 601) 6.20 Woody Green (675 for 4,188), 1971-73 1,188 Max Anderson, 1967 Completions (Game) 1,186 Ben Malone, 1973 Rushing Yards Per Game 38 Jeff Van Raaphorst (55 Att.) vs. Arizona, 1986 Season: 150.2 Wilford White (1,502 in 10), 1950 Jeff Van Raaphorst (59 Att.) vs. Florida State, 1984 Career: 126.9 Woody Green (4,188 in 33), 1971-73 Net Rushing Yards (Career) 35 Sam Keller vs LSU (56 att.) 2005 4,188 Woody Green (675 att.), 1971-73 34 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 Games Rushing for 100 Yards 3,424 Freddie Williams (648), 1973-76 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 3,299 J.R. 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    BRONCOS NUMERICAL RAIDERS NUMERICAL No. Player . .Pos. DENVER BRONCOS (1-0) vs. OAKLAND RAIDERS (0-1) No. Player . .Pos. 1 Jason Elam . .K 8 Daunte Culpepper . .QB 6 Jay Cutler . .QB SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 2007 • 2:15 P.M. • INVESCO FIELD AT MILE HIGH • DENVER, COLO. 9 Shane Lechler . .P 10 Todd Sauerbrun . .P 11 Sebastian Janikowski . .K 11 Patrick Ramsey . .QB 12 Josh McCown . .QB 12 Domenik Hixon . .WR BRONCOS OFFENSE BRONCOS DEFENSE 15 Johnnie Lee Higgins . .WR 14 Brandon Stokley . .WR 16 Andrew Walter . .QB 15 Brandon Marshall . .WR WR 15 Brandon Marshall 14 Brandon Stokley 86 Brian Clark LE 60 John Engelberger 94 Jarvis Moss 96 Tim Crowder 17 Mike Williams . .WR 20 Travis Henry . .RB LT 78 Matt Lepsis [74 Ryan Harris] LT 95 Sam Adams 99 Alvin McKinley 93 Antwon Burton 19 Travis Taylor . .WR 21 Hamza Abdullah . .S LG 62 Chris Myers [50 Ben Hamilton] RT 63 Amon Gordon 79 Marcus Thomas 93 Antwon Burton 21 Nnamdi Asomugha . .CB 22 Duane Starks . .CB 22 Domonique Foxworth . .CB C 66 Tom Nalen 62 Chris Myers RE 97 Simeon Rice 92 Elvis Dumervil 94 Jarvis Moss 23 Andre Hall . .RB 23 Chris Carr . .CB RG 70 Montrae Holland 73 Chris Kuper WLB 52 Ian Gold 51 Jamie Winborn 24 Champ Bailey . .CB 24 Michael Huff . .S 25 Nick Ferguson . .S RT 64 Erik Pears 73 Chris Kuper MLB 55 D.J. Williams 54 D.D. Lewis 25 Justin Fargas . .RB 26 Paul Smith . .RB TE 89 Daniel Graham 82 Stephen Alexander 81 Nate Jackson 88 Tony Scheffler SLB 58 Nate Webster 53 Louis Green 26 Stanford Routt .