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Benton Kleiber M 9 Athens 20 Rhodes Kleiber M 9 Athens 20 Ryan Metts M 10 Colbert 20 Tate Phillips M 10 Hartwell 20 Thadd Pruitt M 9 Athens 20 Mitchell Wade M 10 Canton 20 Colten Cooper M 9 Lavonia 9 19 Kzon Dennis M 10 Greensboro 19 Gavin Evans M 9 Canton 19 Bennett Longoria M 8 Canton 19 Tanner Marsh M 9 Gainesville 19 Jack Shurtleff M 9 Watkinsville 19 Zach Tures M 7 19 Joshua Adams M 8 Monroe 18 Ben Baez M 8 Dacula 18 Reed Bailey M 10 Athens 18 Will Hatzilias M 10 Buford 18 Alden Hinkelmann M 10 Canton 18 Mckee Thorsen M 10 Athens 18 Liam Weidner M 10 Gainesville 18 James Adams M 6 Monroe 17 Mancel Camp M 10 Bethlehem 17 Garrett Kennedy M 10 Bishop 17 Boyd Peck M 10 Clermont 17 Cole Rountree M 10 Dacula 17 Isaac Sanders M 9 Statham 17 Clint Schuler M 9 Holly Springs 17 Jack Thomas M 10 Canton 17 Jackson Wages M 7 Bethlehem 17 Bo Wentz M 6 Woodstock 17 Arkiyus Wright M 10 Eatonton 17 Brent Bishop M 8 Commerce 16 Colton Dobbs M 9 Canton 16 Aidan Greaver M 9 Buford 16 John Haines M 9 Athens 16 Drew Hartsog M 10 Dacula 16 Nikolas Kendall M 10 Canton 16 Matthew Lee M 8 Gainesville 16 Clark Sanders M 7 Toccoa 16 Ryan Taylor M 10 Woodstock 16 Jedd Thomas M 8 Cleveland 16 Brayden Cunningham M 10 Woodstock 15 Ashton Davis-Ayers M 10 Watkinsville 15 Looch Ellis M 10 15 Eli Giguere M 7 Lawrenceville 15 Nicolas Griffin M 9 Canton 15 Jet Hammond M 6 Monroe 15 Drake Hickman M 9 Oakton 15 Christopher Kempf M 9 Watkinsville 2 15 Will Kinnaird M 9 Watkinsville 15 Robbie MacMillan M 8 Canton 15 Drew Pass M 9 Danielsville 15 Trey Petersen M 8 Bethlehem 15 Daley Williams M 9 Clermont 15 Levi Alliston M 8 Buckhead 14 Grant Davis M 10 Woodstock 14 Timothy Eisner M 10 Bethlehem 14 Liam Longoria M 6 Canton 14 Repp Reichert M 10 Athens 14 Wes Rountree M 9 Woodstock 14 Wyatt Scepaniak M 9 Woodstock 14 Cooper Simpson M 10 Brevard 14 Jackson Smith M 10 Dacula 14 Andrew Sussman M 9 Athens 3 14 Trenton Bishop M 10 Commerce 13 Ian Brewer M 9 Watkinsville 13 Rainier Finley M 6 Cullowhee 13 Nick Germain M 10 Canton 13 Tucker Jolly M 10 Winder 13 William Martin M 9 Athens 13 Bowen Miller M 7 Watkinsville 6 13 Jonathan Moore M 9 Westminster 13 William Parker M 7 Athens 13 Henry Stewart M 9 GAINESVILLE 13 Griffin Tully M 9 Woodstock 13 Brady Wentz M 9 Woodstock 13 Caden Whittaker M 9 Auburn 13 Eli Wilkes M 10 13 Smith Caudell M 10 CORNELIA 12 Will Deloach M 9 Athens 12 Casen Duggins M 9 Danielsville 12 Davidson Embry M 8 Gainesville 12 Garrett Foute M 9 Mcdonough 12 Weston Hubbard M 10 Auburn 12 Patrik Liska M 8 Woodstock 12 Steven McCartney M 10 Athens 12 Tripp McDonald M 7 Canton 12 James Moore M 8 Highlands 12 Glenn Nesbit M 10 12 Corey Petrella M 9 Winder 12 Frankie Roppo M 10 Canton 12 Bo Stephens M 9 Athens 12 Jack Abernathy M 8 Athens 11 Westbrook Adams M 9 Athens 11 Reed Chalmers M 8 Canton 11 Brady Cofer M 7 Winder 11 Lewis Coyle M 10 GAINESVILLE 11 Owen Cundey M 10 Loganville 11 Marissa Davis M 10 11 Finneaus Garner M 8 Highlands 11 Karson Kimball M 9 Canton 11 David Magrino M 10 Watkinsville 11 Emmanuel Mejia M 10 Dacula 11 Kartik Menke M 8 Athens 11 Ben Nunnally M 8 Athens 11 Brayden Patterson M 9 Gainesville 11 Garrett Pless M 10 Toccoa 11 Ridley Weaver M 8 Bethlehem 11 Owen Whitaker M 6 Athens 11 Pax Adams M 6 Cornelia 10 Nicholas Alfano M 7 Hartwell 10 Ethan Ashley M 10 Cumming 10 Wyatt Bauer M 10 Covington 10 Jones Beamon M 8 Leesburg 10 William Beckum M 8 Athens 10 Ty Bennett M 9 Jefferson 10 Fausto Biianco M 9 10 10 Samuel Blevins M 10 Milner 10 Benjamin Bloch M 9 Cherry Log 10 Klay Bloom M 10 Gainesville 10 Jesse Broadus M 8 Greensboro 10 Albert Brown M 9 Monroe 10 William Cardoza M 6 Conyers 10 Myles Cass M 9 Athens 10 Max Caudle M 8 Bishop 10 Thomas Chambers M 10 Duluth 10 Fredrick Chappel M 9 10 Ricky Chastain M 9 Athens 10 Evan Childers M 10 Canton 10 Cameron Christensen M 8 Greenville 10 Mason Cobb M 9 Douglasville 10 Brady Couch M 10 Winder 10 Walker Davis M 8 Gainesville 10 Isaac Defoor M 9 Statham 10 Jet Demattei M 9 Greensboro 10 Logan Digieso M 5 Canton 10 Dew Doran M 10 Woodstock 10 Cameron Duke M 8 Milledgeville 10 Zach Edge M 9 Soperton 10 Mitchel Edmondson M 10 Griffin 10 Luis Escamilla M 9 Canton 10 Landry Fitzgerald M 10 Dallas 10 Elijah Fowler M 6 Hoschton 10 Brock Foyt M 9 Leesburg 10 Eli Freeman M 10 Rutledge 10 Liam Furman M 10 Snellville 10 Braden Garrett M 8 Canton 10 Caleb Garrett M 9 Winder 10 Ethan Geist M 10 Ball Ground 10 Jacob Harrison M 8 Winder 10 Andrew Herndon M 8 Loganville 10 Hudson Herrington M 9 Loganville 10 Sean Hershberger M 10 Fair Play 10 Foster Keebaugh M 8 Loganville 10 Kyle Kilgore M 8 Monroe 10 Teddy Knowles M 8 Macon 10 Charley Laing M 10 Watkinsville 10 Cale Lecroy M 9 Lavonia 10 Alex Lewallen M 7 Lula 10 Jesse Lewis M 10 Sparta 10 Dylan Manders M 10 Watkinsville 10 Akhil Mangalat M 10 Gainesville 10 Jaden McKibben M 7 Cashiers 10 Pierce McWhorter M 9 Statham 10 Peyton Megee M 10 Bonaire 10 Jax Miller M 9 Leesburg 10 Ansden Mitchell M 9 10 Warren Morris M 9 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Daniel Balboa M 9 Canton 9 Jackson Barnett M 10 Covington 9 Walker Bell M 9 Bogart 9 Johnny Bennett M 10 9 Caleb Blakeney M 9 Woodstock 9 Alvin Booker M 10 Conyers 9 Micah Brooks M 7 Watkinsville 9 Tyson Brown M 10 Lawrenceville 9 Zander Burden M 9 Woodstock 9 Alex Burkley M 8 Tate 9 Duncan Caudill M 9 Macon 9 Cidney Charles M 8 Monroe 9 9 Dave Chenui M 5 Athens 9 Wesley Christiansen M 9 Jefferson 9 Timmy Cole M 9 Alpharetta 9 Luke Cooper M 10 GAINESVILLE 9 Zeke Covington M 7 Atlanta 9 Levi Crowe M 8 Canton 9 Mica Davis M 4 Woodstock 9 Shane Dent M 8 Leesburg 9 Trevor Dooley M 7 Covington 9 Kentravius Dunning M 10 Americus 9 Daniel Elder M 10 Watkinsville 9 Manny Eunice M 8 Statham 9 Cooper Evans M 9 Athens 9 Wilson Farr M 9 Bethlehem 9 Gavin Ford M 10 Royston 9 Timothy Furlow M 8 Athens 9 Callum Gannon M 9 Woodstock 9 Jake Garcia M 10 Monroe 9 Vash Gotham M 10 Douglasville 9 Chase Grady M 10 Flowery Branch 9 Jackson Hall M 10 Covington 9 Jeb Hammonds M 10 Nicholson 9 Mason Hardy M 9 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  • Final WAC Football Records

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    WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE • WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE • WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE • WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE • WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE WAC RECORDS–OFFENSE RUSHING SCOring Most Made Passing Most Rushes Most Points Scored Game 30 Brigham Young vs. Colorado State, Game 90 New Mexico vs. UTEP, Nov. 13, 1971 Quarter 36 Brigham Young vs. Washington State, Nov. 7, 1981 Season 782 Air Force, 1987 Nov. 15, 1990 Season 281 Hawai‘i, 2006 Most Yards Gained Half 56 Arizona State vs. New Mexico, Nov. Most Made By Penalty Game 672 Rice vs. Louisiana Tech, Nov. 29, 2003 2, 1968; Game 7 9 times; last Texas State at UTSA, Season 4,635 Air Force, 1987 56 Fresno State vs. Utah State, Dec. 1, Nov. 24, 2012 Average Gain Per Rush 2001 Season 40 Louisiana Tech, 2012 Game 12.7 Hawai‘i vs. New Mexico State, Nov. Game 83 Brigham Young vs. UTEP, Nov. 1, 1980 27, 2010 (291-23) Season 656 Hawai‘i, 2006 Penalties Season 7.39 Nevada, 2009 (607-4484) Largest Winning Margin Most Against Most Touchdowns Scored WAC Game 76 Utah over UTEP, Sept. 22, 1973 (82-6) Game 22 Brigham Young vs. Utah State, Oct. Game 10 Air Force vs. New Mexico, Nov. 14, 76 Brigham Young over UTEP, Nov. 1, 18, 1980; 1987 1980 (83-7) 22 UTEP vs. Brigham Young, Sept. 19, Season 52 Nevada, 2010 Defensive Extra Points 1981 Game 1 Utah vs. Air Force, Nov. 12, 1994; Season 124 Fresno State, 2001 Passing 1 Colorado State vs. UT-Chattanooga, Most Yards Penalized Most Attempts Aug. 31, 1996; Game 217 UTEP vs.