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09-Asu-Footbl-Mg-Records.Pdf INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING Season: 2,499 Woody Green (1,313) and Ben Malone (1,186), 1973 Rushing Yards in Three Consecutive Games 575 Woody Green, 1972 (201 vs. San Jose St., 172 vs. Arizona, 202 vs. Rushing Attempts (Game) Net Rushing Yards in First Game of Career Missouri) 44 Kevin Galbreath vs UCLA, 1992 Game: 134 Keegan Herring (12 att.) vs. Temple, 2005 40 Mike Williams vs. Arizona, 2002 Rushing Yards in Four Consecutive Games 37 Mario Bates vs. Stanford, 1993 Touchdowns Rushing (Since 1950) 691 Woody Green, 1972 (116 vs. New Mexico, 201 vs. San Jose St., Freddie Williams vs. New Mexico, 1975 Game: 5 Ben Malone vs. Oregon St., 1973 172 vs. Arizona, 202 vs. Missouri) 36 Darryl Harris vs. Oregon State, 1987 Season: 18 Terry Battle, 1996 Woody Green vs. Arizona, 1972 Woody Green, 1972 PASSING 17 Wilford White, 1950 Rushing Attempts (Season) 15 Art Malone, 1968 Passing Attempts (Game) 266 Freddie Williams, 1975 Ben Malone, 1973 63 Paul Justin (34 comp.) vs. Houston, 1990 249 Freddie Williams, 1974 13 Dave Buchanan, 1969 59 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida State, 1984 246 Mario Bates, 1993 Career: 43 Woody Green, 1971-73 58 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 235 Art Malone, 1968 34 Leon Burton, 1955-58 57 Andrew Walter vs. Kansas State, 2002 233 Woody Green, 1972 32 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 56 Sam Keller vs Oregon, 2005 28 Art Malone, 1967-69 Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 Rushing Attempts (Career) 25 Ben Malone, 1971-73 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 675 Woody Green, 1971-73 55 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Arizona, 1986 648 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 Rushing Attempts Per Game (Season) 53 Andrew Walter at Stanford, 2003 633 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 23.5 Art Malone (235 in 10), 1968 Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 571 Darryl Harris, 1984-87 51 Andrew Walter vs. UCLA, 2004 565 Art Malone, 1967-69 Rushing Attempts Per Game (Career) Andrew Walter vs. Washington State, 2002 523 Darryl Clack, 1982-85 20.5 Woody Green (675 in 33), 1971-73 Passing Attempts (Season) Net Rushing Yards (Game) Rushing Yards Per Attempt (Game) 483 Andrew Walter, 2002 250 Ben Malone (24 carries) vs. Oregon State, 1973 (6-10) 40.5 Leon Burton (6 for 243) vs. Hardin Simmons, 1955 426 Andrew Walter, 2004 243 Leon Burton (5) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 (11-20) 18.0 Woody Green (11 for 198) vs. Wyoming, 1972 421 Andrew Walter, 2003 239 Art Malone (29) vs. New Mexico, 1968 (21-30) 10.5 Max Anderson (21 for 220) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 398 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 236 Wilford White (30) vs. BYU, 1950 (min. 31) 6.9 Woody Green (31 for 214) vs. Utah, 1971 351 Rudy Carpenter, 2008 232 Wilford White (18) vs. NAU, 1950 348 Jake Plummer, 1996 226 Delvon Flowers (23) vs. Oregon State, 2001 Rushing Yards Per Attempt (Season) 221 Darryl Clack (22) vs. Wichita State, 1983 (50-100) 10.2 Leon Burton (68 for 694), 1955 Passing Attempts (Career) 220 Max Anderson (21) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 (101-150) 9.62 Leon Burton (117 for 1,126), 1957 1,416 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 216 Freddie Williams (23) vs. UTEP, 1974 (151-200) 7.55 Wilford White (199 for 1,502), 1950 1,309 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 214 Four players, most recently J.R. Redmond (33) vs. USC, 1998 (min. 201) 6.28 Woody Green (233 for 1,464), 1972 1,142 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 868 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 Net Rushing Yards (Season) Rushing Yards Per Attempt (Career) 859 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 1,565 Woody Green, 1972 (201-300) 6.88 Tony Lorick (254 for 1,748), 1961-63 849 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 1,502 Wilford White, 1950 (301-400) 8.03 Leon Burton (373 for 2,994), 1955-58 786 Mike Pagel, 1978-81 1,431 Art Malone, 1968 (401-500) 5.27 Robert Weathers (411 for 2,168), 1978-81 1,427 Freddie Williams, 1975 (501-600) 6.28 Wilford White (505 for 3,173), 1947-50 Completions (Game) 1,313 Woody Green, 1973 (min. 601) 6.20 Woody Green (675 for 4,188), 1971-73 38 Jeff Van Raaphorst (55 Att.) vs. Arizona, 1986 1,310 Woody Green, 1971 Jeff Van Raaphorst (59 Att.) vs. Florida State, 1984 1,299 Freddie Williams, 1974 Rushing Yards Per Game 35 Sam Keller vs LSU (56 att.) 2005 1,229 Ryan Torain, 2006 Season: 150.2 Wilford White (1,502 in 10), 1950 34 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 1,188 Max Anderson, 1967 Career: 126.9 Woody Green (4,188 in 33), 1971-73 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 1,186 Ben Malone, 1973 33 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 Games Rushing for 100 Yards Paul Justin vs. Washington St., 1989 Net Rushing Yards (Career) Season: 8 Art Malone, 1968 31 Sam Keller vs. Oregon (56 att.), 2005 4,188 Woody Green (675 att.), 1971-73 Wilford White, 1950 Andrew Walter vs. Iowa, 2004 3,424 Freddie Williams (648), 1973-76 Career: 21 Woody Green, 1971-73 Andrew Walter vs. Washington State, 2002 3,299 J.R. Redmond (633), 1996-99 17 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 3,173 Wilford White (505), 1947-50 16 Wilford White, 1947-50 2,994 Leon Burton (373), 1955-58 14 Art Malone, 1967-69 Completions (Season) 2,711 Darryl Clack (534), 1982-85 12 Leon Burton, 1955-58 274 Andrew Walter, 2002 2,649 Art Malone (565), 1967-69 246 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 2,635 Keegan Herring (511), 2005-08 Consecutive Games Rushing for 100 Yards 244 Andrew Walter, 2004 2,617 Darryl Harris (571), 1984-87 Season: 5 Art Malone, 1968 (WSU, Oregon St., N. Mexico, Utah, 221 Andrew Walter, 2003 2,474 Ben Malone (385), 1971-73 BYU) 213 Rudy Carpenter 2008 2,168 Robert Weathers (411), 1978-81 Max Anderson, 1967 (WSU, Wyoming, Utah, BYU, 199 Todd Hons, 1983 Arizona) 198 Jake Plummer, 1996 Net Rushing Yards (Half) Career: 7 Wilford White, 1947-50 (Last 4 in 1949, 3 in 1950) 188 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1985 171 Woody Green (3 att.) vs. Wyoming, 1973 185 Todd Hons, 1982 Games Rushing for 200 Yards 184 Mike Pagel, 1980 Net Rushing Yards by a Quarterback Season: 3 Woody Green, 1972 184 Rudy Carpenter, 2006 Game: 139 Mark Malone vs. USC, 1978 Wilford White, 1950 Season: 751 Mark Malone, 1978 Career: 3 Woody Green, 1971-73 Completions (Career) Career: 1,390 Mark Malone, 1977-79 Wilford White, 1947-50 799 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 777 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 Net Rushing Yards by a Freshman Consecutive Games Rushing for 200 Yards 632 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 Game: 243 Leon Burton (6 att.) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 2 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) 503 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 Season: 870 Keegan Herring 2005 477 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 Net Rushing Yards by Two Players Rushing Yards in Two Consecutive Games 418 Paul Justin, 1987-90 Game: 373 Woody Green (202) and Brent McClanahan (171) vs. 439 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) 417 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 Missouri, 1972 196 ARIZONA STATE FootBALL 2009 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Consecutive Pass Completions (Game) Danny White vs. New Mexico, 1971 (176-200) 16.40 John Torok (180 for 1956), 1963-64 13 Dick Mackey vs. S.D. Navy, 1952 5 Andrew Walter vs. Washington State, 2004 (201-300) 15.69 Joe Spagnola (290 for 4551), 1968-70 Andrew Walter vs. Iowa, 2004 (301+) 17.35 Danny White (387 for 6717), 1971-73 Completion Percentage (Game) Andrew Walter vs. Stanford, 2002 (10-15 Att.) .818 John Hangartner (9 of 11) vs. San Jose State, 1957; Jeff Krohn vs. Oregon, 2000 Passing Yards by a Freshman (Game) Dave Graybill (9 of 11) vs. San Jose State, 1956 4 30 times (last by Rudy Carpenter vs. Oregon St, 2007) 467 Rudy Carpenter (23 of 35) vs. Rutgers, 2005 (16-20) .842 J. Van Raaphorst (16 of 19) vs. UCLA, 1986 432 Jeff Krohn (21 of 34) vs. Oregon, 2000 (21-30) .818 Grady Benton (18 of 22) vs. Cal, 1992 Touchdown Passes (Season) 292 Ryan Kealy (22 of 36) vs. USC, 1997 (31-40) .794 Rudy Carpenter (27 of 34) vs. Washington, 2005 30 Andrew Walter, 2004 Ryan Kealy (15 of 25) vs. California, 1997 .771 Jeff Krohn (27 of 35) vs. San Diego State, 2001 29 Mike Pagel, 1981 272 Dennis Sproul (14 of 28) vs. UTEP, 1974 .765 Mike Pagel (26 of 34) vs. Stanford, 1981 28 Andrew Walter, 2002 (41-50) .721 Andrew Walter (31 of 43) vs. Iowa, 2004 25 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 Passing Yards by a Freshman (Season) (51+) .691 Jeff Van Raaphorst (38 of 55) vs. Arizona, 1986 24 Andrew Walter, 2003 2,273 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 Jake Plummer, 1996 2,137 Ryan Kealy, 1997 Completion Percentage (Season) Danny White, 1973 1,707 Grady Benton, 1992 (100-200 Att.) .610 John Hangartner (61 of 100), 1957 23 Danny White, 1972 .606 Dave Graybill (80 of 132), 1955 20 John Torok, 1964 Passing Yards in First Game of Career (201-300) .662 Grady Benton (149 of 225), 1992 Sam Keller, 2005 160 Jeff Krohn (18 of 42) at San Diego State, 2000 .634 Rudy Carpenter (156 of 228), 2005 19 Jeff Krohn, 2001 150 Ryan Kealy (14 of 27) vs. New Mexico State, 1997 (301+) .618 Rudy Carpenter (246 of 398), 2007 Ryan Kealy, 1998 142 Grady Benton (14 of 22) vs. Louisville, 1992 Joe Spagnola, 1970 Completion Percentage (Career) Passing Yards in First Game of Season (200 Att.) .610 Rudy Carpenter (799 of 1309), 2005-08 Touchdown Passes (Career) 388 Rudy Carpenter (22 of 28) vs.
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