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University of Saint Mary Football Records Career Leaders Our records are incomplete. If you can provide evidence of missed records, please mail copies to: UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY Tyler Scott, Sports Information Director 4100 4th Street Leavenworth, KS 66048 FOOTBALL RECORDS Missing information may also be emailed to [email protected] YEAR BY YEAR RECORD CONFERENCE YEAR BY YEAR YEAR W-L, PCT. HEAD COACH YEAR W-L, PCT. 2000 0-9 .000 Kevin Haslam 2004 3-6, .333 2001 1-8 .111 Kevin Haslam 2005 4-5, .444 2002 5-4 .555 Scott Frear 2006 2-7, .222 2003 2-8 .200 Scott Frear 2007 3-6, .333 2004 3-6, .333 Scott Frear 2005 5-5, .500 Lance Hinson 2008 4-5, .444 2006 3-7, .300 Lance Hinson 2009 3-6, .333 2007 3-6, .333 Lance Hinson 2010 2-7, .222 2008 5-5, .500 Lance Hinson 2011 7-2, .778 2009 3-7, .300 Lance Hinson 2012 6-3, .667 2010 2-8, .200 Lance Hinson 2013 3-6, .333 2011 7-4, .636 Lance Hinson 2014 4-5, .444 2012 6-5, .545 Lance Hinson 2015 3-6, .333 2013 4-7, .363 Lance Hinson 2016 7-2, .778 2014 4-7, .363 Jay Osborne 2015 3-8, .272 Jay Osborne 2017 3-6, .333 2016 8-3, .272 Jay Osborne 2018 4-6, .400 2017 4-7, .363 Jay Osborne 2019 0-10, .000 2018 4-6, .400 Jay Osborne 2019 0-11, .000 Jay Osborne TOTAL 58-88, .397 TOTAL 72-131 .354 UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY FOOTBALL RECORDS CAREER LEADERS CAREER PASSING YARDS CAREER RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS CAREER FUMBLES FORCED 1. 10385 - Drew Cortez (2015-18) 1. 23 - Jerrell Young (12-13) 1. 8 - Kenny Nez (2013-16) 2. 10028 - Mike Keese (2009-12) 2. 17 - Billy Owens (10-11; 14) 2. 4 - Dwain Taylor (2013; 2014; 2016-17) 3. 6165 - Daniel Robles (2007-09) 3t. 15 - Alex Gomes-Coelho (11-14) 3t. 3 - Elijah Creighton (2017-19) 4. 4074 -Josh Ervin (2013-15) 3t. 15 - Ronnie Cooper (12-13) 3t. 3 - Nicholas Holmes (2017-present) 5. 1826 - Marcus Mata (2012-15) 5. 14 - Isai Fernandez (14-17) 3t. 3 - Easton Ridley (2014-16) 3t. 3 - Cris Basch (2006; 2011-12) 3t. 3 - Craig Brown (204-05) CAREER RUSHING YARDS CAREER RECEPTIONS 3t. 3 - Jerry Ford (2011) 1. 2,287 - Will Ryan (2011-14) 1. 155 - Fred Edison (2010-11) 3t. 3 - John Annino (2008-11) 2. 1,251 - Keola Nobriga (2004-05) 2. 153 - Bryan Barnhart (2016-19) 10t. 2 - Rafael Sangines (2019-present) 3. 1,221 - Sirdonovan Palmer (2005-06) 3t. 152 - Alex Games (2011-14) 10t. 2 - Trey Espy (2018-19) 4. 1,131 - Bryan Bosley (2006-07) 3t. 152 - Alex Gomes-Coelho (2011-14) 10t. 2 - KyRandall Smith (2015-16) 5. 1,030 - Torion Amos (2012-15) 5. 144 - Billy Owens (2010-11; 14) CAREER SACKS CAREER RECEIVING YARDS CAREER TACKLES 1. 10 - Dwain Taylor (2013-15) 1. 2,277 - Billy Owens (2010-14) 1. 336 - Dwain Taylor (2013-14; 16-17) 2. 9 - Blade Wise-Perry (2011-14) 2. 2,149 - Alex Gomes-Coelho (2013-14) 2. 317 - Kenny Nez (2013-16) 3. 8.5 - Wyatt Whitham (2016) 3. 2,027 - Bryan Barnhart (2016-19) 3. 297 - Chris Basch (2006; 2009; 2011-12) 4. 8 - Chris Basch (2006; 2009; 2011) 4. 1,860 - Jerrell Young (2012-13) 4. 214 - Kyrandall Smith (2015-16) 5. 7 - Will Affognon (2013-16) 5. 1,804 - Fred Edison (2010-11) 5. 207 - Noah Wooten (2007-10) 6. 6.5 - Geoffrey Kump (2011-14) 6. 196 - Gideon Anderson (2007-08; 2010) 7t. 6 - Jake Landoll (2004-06) 7. 188 - Chris Barrett (2009-11) 7t. 6 - Frank Romano (2016-17) CAREER PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 8. 184 - John Annino (2008-11) 9. 5 - Benito Moran (2016-17) 1. 77 - Drew Cortez (2015-18) 9t. 140 - Nicholas Holmes (2017-present) 2. 72 - Mike Keese (2009-12) 9t. 140 - LaKaito Barr-Miller (2004-06) 3. 52 - Daniel Robles (2007-09) CAREER INTERCEPTIONS 4. 26 - Josh Ervin (2013-15) 1. 15 - Nicholas Holmes (2017-present) 5. 15 - Marcus Mata (2012-15) CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS 2. 14 - Kenny Nez (2013-16) 1. 53 - Chris Basch (2006; 2009; 2011-12) 3. 9 - Eli Amador (2010; 2012-14) 2. 44.5 - Dwain Taylor (2013-14; 2016-17) 4. 8 - Ray Garcia (2005-06) CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 3. 25 - Kyrandall Smith (2015-16) 5t. 6 - Elijah Creighton (2017-19) 1. 31 - Marcus Mata (12-15) 4. 23.5 - Jake Landoll (2004-06) 5t. 6 - Brandon Forbes (2004-05) 2. 14 - Will Ryan (11-14) 5. 22 - Will Affognon (2013-16) 7t. 5 - Chris Barrett (2009-11) 3. 13 - Demontrel Wilson (18-present) 6. 20.5 - Blade Wise-Perry (2011-14) 7t. 5 - Greg Forshey (2004-05) 4t. 9 - Kameron Ridley (09; 11) 7. 20 - Sam Ritter (2007-08) 7t. 5 - Jason Pierson (2004-07) 4t. 9 - Daniel Robles (07-09) 8. 19.5 - Eben Sanchez (2004-05) 7t. 5 - Isaiah Ross (2016) 9. 18 - Wyatt Whitham (2016) 10. 17 - LaKaito Barr-Miller (2005-07) UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY FOOTBALL RECORDS SEASON LEADERS (OFF.) SEASON LEADERS (DEF.) MOST PASSING YARDS MOST TD RECEPTIONS MOST TACKLES MOST INTERCEPTIONS 1. 3001 - Daniel Robles (2008) 1. 11 - Richard Cooper (2004) 1. 123 - Dwain Taylor (2014) 1. 11 - Holmes, Nick (2018) 2. 2304 - Daniel Robles (2009) 2. 10 - Tai Murray (2008) 2. 116 - Kyrandall Smith (2016) 2. 7 - Kenny Nez (2014) 3. 1163 - Kevin Pike (2004) 3. 8 - Charles Lee (2007) 3. 114 - Dwain Taylor (2013) 3t. 5 - Eli Amador (2012) 4. 860 - Daniel Robles (2007) 4. 6 - Derrick Schulte (2008) 4. 111 - Chris Basch (2011) 3t. 5 - Kenny Nez (2015) 5. 404 - Matt Warner (2006) 5t. 5 - Frankie Walburn (2009) 5t. 103 - Kenny Nez (2015) 3t. 5 - Isaiah Ross (2016) 5t. 5 - Jon Quisenberry (2004) 5t. 103 - Gideon Anderson (2008) 6t. 4 - Ray Garcia (2005) 7t. 4 - Willie Harris (2008 & 2009) 7. 98 - Kyrandall Smith (2015) 6t. 4 - Ray Garcia (2006) MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 7t. 4 - Glenn Wallin (2008 & 2009) 8. 96 - Easton Ridley (2015) 6t. 4 - Brandon Forbes (2004) 1. 29 - Daniel Robles (2008) 9. 91 - Noah Wooten (2008) 6t. 4 - Greg Forshey (2004) 2. 26 - Mike Keese (2012) 10. 89 - Chris Basch (2012) 6t. 4 - Jason Pierson (2007) 3. 21 - Mike Keese (2011) MOST RUSHING YARDS 1. 1079 - Easton Ridley 2016 MOST SACKS MOST RECEPTIONS 2. 1010 - Will Ryan 2014 MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 3. 767 - Sirdonovan Palmer 2006 1. 21 - Chris Basch (2011) 1. 8.5 - Wyatt Whitham (2016) 1. 61 - Glenn Wallin (2008) 4. 759 - Matthew Graham 2019 2. 18 - Wyatt Whitham (2016) 2. 6 - Frank Romano (2016) 2. 58 - Glenn Wallin (2009) 5. 742 - Bryan Bosley 2007 3. 15.5 - Dwain Taylor (2013) 3. 5.5 - Dwain Taylor (2013) 3. 57 - Frankie Walburn (2009) 6. 666 - Will Ryan 2012 4. 13.5 - Jake Kelly (2006) 4t. 5 - Benito Moran (2016) 4. 51 - Derrick Schulte (2008) 7. 665 - Keola Nobriga 2005 5t. 13 - Chris Basch (2012) 4t. 5 - Geoffrey Kump (2014) 5. 47 - Richard Cooper (2004) 8. 632 - Demontrel Wilson 2018 5t. 13 - Sam Ritter (2008) 6. 4.5 - David Ayotte (2005) 6. 42 - Willie Harris (2009) 7t. 12.5 - Kyrandall Smith (2016) 7t. 4 - Chance Nevarez (2015) 7t. 41 - Tim Brooks (2009) 9. 551 - Rocky Rosales 2008 7t. 12.5 - Dwain Taylor (2017) 7t. 4 - Blade Wise-Perry (2014) 7t. 41 - Tai Murray (2008) 7t. 12.5 - Kyrandall Smith (2015) 7t. 4 - Will Affognon (2014) 9t. 39 - Willie Harris (2008) MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 10. 11.5 - Chris Basch (2009) 7t. 4 - Chris Basch (2009) 9t. 39 - Jon Quisenberry (2004) 1. 13 - Demontrel Wilson 2018 7t. 4 - Danny Osario (2007) 2. 9 - Rocky Rosales 2008 3t. 8 - Marcus Mata 2014 MOST FORCED FUMBLES MOST RECEIVING YARDS 1t. 3 - Craig Brown (2004) 3t. 8 - Marcus Mata 2015 1. 794 - Frankie Walburn (2009) 1t. 3 - Nick Ruiz (2010) 3t. 8 - Easton Ridley 2016 2. 666 - Jon Quisenberry (2004) 1t. 3 - Cris Basch (2011) 3. 660 - Richard Cooper (2004) 1t. 3 - John Annino (2011) 4. 654 - Glenn Wallin (2008) 1t. 3 - Jerry Ford (2011) 5. 586 - Glenn Wallin (2009) 1t. 3 - Kenny Nez (2014) 6. 567 - Derrick Schulte (2008) 1t. 3 - Easton Ridley (2015) 7. 538 - Tai Murray (2008) 1t. 3 - Kenny Nez (2015) 8. 534 - Willie Harris (2008) 1t. 3 - Nick Holmes (2018) 9. 481 - Charles Lee (2007) 10. 392 - Tim Brooks (2009) UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY FOOTBALL RECORDS TEAM SEASON LEADERS (OFF.) TEAM SEASON LEADERS (DEF.) MOST PASSING YARDS MOST YARDS MOST TURNOVERS FORCED MOST SACKS 1. 3035 - 2008 1. 4027 - 2008 1t. 32 - 2018 1. 34.5 - 2016 2. 2640 - 2009 2. 3652 - 2009 1t. 32 - 2004 2. 25.5 - 2014 3. 1994 - 2004 3. 3196 - 2004 3. 30 - 2009 3. 21 - 2008 4. 18.5 - 2015 4. 1454 - 2007 4. 2671 - 2019 4. 28 - 2012 5. 2256 - 2007 5. 18 - 2013 5. 771 - 2006 5. 26 - 2011 6. 16.5 - 2004 6. 2011 - 2005 6. 24 - 2005 7. 15 - 2006 7. 1920 - 2006 MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 7. 23 - 2010 8. 14 - 2007 1. 29 - 2008 8t. 22 - 2014 9t. 13 - 2019 2. 21 - 2004 MOST POINTS SCORED 8t. 22 - 2013 9t. 13 - 2005 3. 18 - 2009 1. 304 - 2008 10t. 21 - 2015 4. 11 - 2007 2. 248 - 2009 10t. 21 - 2008 3. 231 - 2004 MOST RUSHING YARDS 4. 148 - 2007 FUMBLE RECOVERIES 1. 1682 - 2016 5. 122 - 2019 1. 16 - 2012 2t. 14 - 2018 2. 1676 - 2005 6. 118 - 2006 2t. 14 - 2009 3. 1557 - 2014 7. 97 - 2005 2t. 14 - 2004 4. 1536 - 2012 5t. 13 - 2011 5.
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