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Catawba College Football Records CATAWBA COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING YARDS GAINED GAME - 298 by Todd Scott vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1990(34-7). SEASON - 1,141 by Jamelle Cuthbertson in 10 games, 2008. CAREER - 3,769 by Rodney Wallace in 46 games, 2001-04. ONE QUARTER - 133 by Chris Cook vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1980(24-30). ONE HALF - 176 by Rodney Wallace at Lenoir-Rhyne, 2002(37-17). LONGEST RUN - 98 by Roy Pickens vs. Elon, 1959(12-26). ATTEMPTS GAME - 36 by Todd Scott vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1990(34-7). SEASON - 203 by Eamon Smart in 11 games, 2017. CAREER - 769 by Rodney Wallace in 46 games, 2001-04. TOUCHDOWNS GAME - 5 by Red Meehan vs. Western Carolina, 1936(53-6). SEASON - 18 by George Bell in 13 games, 2007. CAREER - 41 by Rodney Wallace in 46 games, 2001-04. 100 YARD GAMES CONSECUTIVE - 4 by Andre Marshall, 1993; by Jamelle Cuthbertson, 2008. SEASON - 7 by Jamelle Cuthbertson, 2008. CAREER - 12 by Rodney Wallace, 2001-04. PASSING YARDS GAINED GAME - 492 by Luke Samples at Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). SEASON - 3,322 by Brad Roach in 13 games, 2007. CAREER - 9,650 by Luke Samples in 46 games, 2001-04. ONE QUARTER - 258 by Harry Monokian vs. Presbyterian, 1970(22-28). ONE HALF - 313 by Luke Samples at Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). LONGEST PASS - 97 yards, Donnie Davis to Jim Bucher vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1972(27-3). ATTEMPTS GAME - 66 by Luke Samples at Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). SEASON - 384 by Brad Roach in 11 games, 2005. CAREER - 1,279 by Luke Samples in 46 games, 2001-04. COMPLETIONS GAME - 38 by Luke Samples at Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). SEASON - 248 by Danny O’Brien in 10 games, 2013. CAREER - 744 by Luke Samples in 46 games, 2001-04. ONE QUARTER - 18 by Harry Monokian vs. Presbyterian, 1970(22-28). ONE HALF - 23 by Luke Samples at Carson-Newman, 2003(36-41). CONSECUTIVE COMPLETIONS - 10 by Bobby Myers vs. Davidson, 1984(15-30). TOUCHDOWN PASSES GAME - 5 by Brad Roach vs. Albany State, 2007(66-35); by Patrick Dennis vs. Livingstone, 2008(49-7). SEASON - 32 by Brad Roach in 13 games, 2007. CAREER - 74 by Luke Samples in 46 games, 2001-04. COMPLETION PERCENTAGE SEASON - 67.9% (248-365) by Danny O’Brien in 10 games, 2013. CAREER - 60.6% (388-640) by Patrick Dennis in 34 games, 2007-10. EFFICIENCY RATING SEASON – 168.4 by Patrick Dennis in 10 games, 2008. CAREER – 144.1 by Patrick Dennis in 34 games, 2007-10. RECEIVING RECEPTIONS GAME - 14 by Carlos Tarrats vs. Tuskegee, 2015(16-26). SEASON - 73 by Nate Charest in 11 games, 2013. CAREER - 190 by Corey Ready in 44 games, 2002-05. YARDAGE GAME - 247 by Brandon Bunn at Wingate, 2010(35-28). SEASON - 1,046 by Sam Mobley in 11 games, 2017. CAREER - 2,796 by Nick Means in 49 games, 1999-02. TOUCHDOWNS GAME - 4 by Brandon Bunn at Wingate, 2010(35-28). SEASON - 14 by Ike Hill, 1968. CAREER - 30 by Brandon Bunn in 42 games, 2007-10. CONSECUTIVE CATCH GAMES - 46 by Cedric Squirewell, 1999-02. CONSECUTIVE PASSES CAUGHT - 5 by Tim Setzer vs. Guilford, 1982(11-10); by Nick Means vs. Valdosta State, 2002(7-24). TOTAL OFFENSE YARDAGE GAME - 486 by Brad Roach (486 Pass, 0 Run) at Carson-Newman, 2007(55-49). SEASON - 3413 by Brad Roach (3322 Pass, 91 Run) in 13 games, 2007. CAREER – 10,383 by Luke Samples (9650 Pass, 733 Run), 2001-04. PLAYS GAME - 75 by John Scott vs. Western Carolina, 1966(24-7). SEASON - 433 by Luke Samples in 11 games, 2003. CAREER - 1,559 by Luke Samples in 46 games, 2001-04. ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE GAME - 397 by Ike Hill (0 Run, 177 Rec, 220 Ret) vs. Western Carolina, 1968(24-7). SEASON - 1841 by Ike Hill (169 Run, 833 Rec, 839 Ret), 1968. CAREER - 5565 by Ike Hill (993 Run, 2089 Rec, 2483 Ret), 1965,67-69. LONGEST PLAY - 100 yard kickoff return by LaMarr Landrum vs. Newport News, 1984(33-9). KICKOFF RETURNS YARDAGE GAME - 304 by LJ McCray vs. Tusculum, 2010(44-54). SEASON - 704 by Allen Simmons, 1975. CAREER - 2,212 by LJ McCray, 2009-10,12-13. LONGEST RETURN - 100 yards(TD) by LaMarr Landrum vs. Newport News, 1984(33-9), by Trey Mashore vs. Mars Hill, 2011(28-31,OT). ATTEMPTS GAME - 8 by Bill Godsey vs. Appalachian, 1971(21-55). SEASON - 32 by Ike Hill, 1968. CAREER - 81 by Ike Hill, 1965,67-69. TOUCHDOWNS GAME - 2 by LJ McCray vs. Tusculum, 2010(44-54). SEASON - 2 by Bill Speacht, 1946; by LJ McCray, 2010. CAREER - 3 by LJ McCray, 2009-10,12-13. PUNT RETURNS YARDAGE GAME - 140 by David Campbell vs. Guilford, 1963(52-0). SEASON - 407 by David Campbell, 1965. CAREER - 883 by Ike Hill, 1965,67-69. LONGEST RETURN - 82 yards(TD) by Chip Lewis vs. Wingate, 1991(46-20); 82 yards(TD) by Wil Campagna vs. Appalachian St., 1956(14-7). ATTEMPTS GAME - 7 by Anthony Matthews vs. Mars Hill, 1988(25-17). SEASON - 30 by Allen Simmons, 1974. CAREER - 75 by Ike Hill, 1965,67-69. LONGEST BLOCKED FG RETURN - 70 yards(TD) by Corey Reese vs. Tusculum, 1999(36-21). PUNTING PUNTS GAME - 21 by Andrew Appanaitis vs. Carson-Newman, 1932(0-0). SEASON - 109 by Andrew Appanaitis, 1932. CAREER - 231 by Rob Linder, 1985-88. AVERAGE GAME - 62.1 by Ron Crouse vs. Guilford, 1962(3-7). SEASON - 44.7 by Ron Crouse, 1962. CAREER - 41.2 by Ron Crouse, 1960-63. LONGEST PUNT - 75 yards by Scott Mustapick vs. Elon, 1977(7-24). FIELD GOALS GAME - 5 by Tom Sexton vs. Carson-Newman, 1978(36-27). SEASON - 18 by Randy Brown, 1988. CAREER - 55 by Matt Gross, 1998-01. CONSECUTIVE MADE - 17 by Greg Payne from 10-5-96 to 9-20-97). LONGEST FIELD GOAL - 53 yards by Tom Sexton vs. Newberry, 1977(13-10); LONGEST FIELD GOAL (W/O TEE) - 52 by Jason Norton vs. Gardner-Webb, 1994(19-63); Jason Norton vs. Liberty, 1994(12-37). SCORING POINTS GAME - 30 by Red Meehan vs. Western Carolina, 1935(53-6). SEASON - 122 by George Bell, 2007. CAREER - 311 by Matt Gross, 1998-01. POINT RESPONSIBILITY GAME - 33 by Bill McDevitt vs. Appalachian, 1968(35-38). SEASON - 218 by Brad Roach in 13 games, 2007. CAREER - 496 by Luke Samples, 2001-04. POINTS BY KICK GAME - 18 by Tom Sexton vs. Carson-Newman, 1978(36-27). SEASON - 86 by Randy Brown, 1988. CAREER - 311 by Matt Gross, 1998-01. POINTS AFTER TD KICKED GAME - 9 by Randy Brown vs. Guilford, 1987(73-14); Cory Darnell vs. Albany State, 2007(66-35). SEASON - 50 by Allan Rohrbaugh, 2004. CAREER - 146 by Matt Gross, 1998-01. CONSECUTIVE MADE - 53 by Randy Brown, 1987-88. INTERCEPTIONS GAME - 3 by Harvey Stratton vs. Appalachian, 1953(14-14); Larry Taylor vs. Presbyterian, 1966(21-14); Tom Burdette vs. Elon, 1969(45-21); Jay Aldredge vs. Guilford, 1984(19-17); Nolan Peterson vs. Carson-Newman, 1996(17-3); Mark McDaniel at Limestone, 2015(10-3) SEASON - 9 by Harvey Stratton, 1953; Nolan Peterson, 1996. CAREER - 20 by Brent Miller, 1977-80; Keith Henry, 1985-88. LONGEST RETURN - 96 yards by Harvey Stratton vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1953(13-41). FUMBLE RECOVERIES GAME - 3 by Bill Griffin vs. Newberry, 1970(41-21). SEASON - 6 by Curtis Walker, 1991. LONGEST RETURN - 74 yards(TD) by Raymond Daniels vs. Guilford, 1987(73-14). TACKLES TOTAL GAME - 25 by Curtis Walker vs. Wofford, 1991(16-22). SEASON - 138 by Cory Johnson, 2012. CAREER - 410 by John Williams, 1992-96. SOLO SEASON - 76 by John Williams, 1996. CAREER - 231 by John Williams, 1992-96. FOR LOSS SEASON - 47 by DeVonte Peterson, 1999. CAREER - 103 by Radell Lockhart, 1997-00. SACKS GAME - 7 (6 solo, 2 halves) by Ron Ellington vs. Mars Hill, 2005(31-0). SEASON – 14.5 by DeVonte Peterson, 1999. CAREER - 38 by Kyle Kitchens, 2014-17. TEAM RECORDS Single-Season Highs OFFENSE DEFENSE Points Scored - 578 in 2007. Most Points Allowed - 481 in 1994. Scoring Avg. - 44.5 in 2007. Fewest Points Allowed - 0 in 1909. Biggest Victory Margin - 29.8 in 1930. Highest Scoring Avg. Against - 43.7 in 1994. Biggest Losing Margin - 27.0 in 1909. Most Shutouts - 10 in 1947. Most Times Shutout - 6 in 1926. Most Consecutive Shutouts - 6 in 1930 & 1947. Most Consecutive Times Shutout - 4 in 1927. Most Yards Allowed - 5254 in 1994. (5 over two seasons in 1910-11 & 1927-28). Fewest Yards Allowed - 1044 in 1940. Total Yards - 6213 in 2007. Highest Defensive Avg. - 477.6 in 1994. Total Offensive Avg. - 477.9 in 2007. Lowest Defensive Avg. - 111.1 in 1941. Rushing Yards - 2931 in 1993. Most Rushing Yards Allowed - 3253 in 1994. Passing Yards - 3597 in 2007. Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed - 587 in 1999. Passes Attempted - 405 in 2007. Most Passing Yards Allowed - 2537 in 2004. Passes Completed - 243 in 2007. Fewest Passing Yards Allowed - 314 in 1960. Most Pass Attempts Against - 368 in 2012. Fewest Pass Attempts Against - 77 in 1940. Most Pass Completions Against - 227 in 2012. Fewest Pass Completions Against - 25 in 1940. MISCELLANEOUS Most Quarterback Sacks - 73 in 1999. Consecutive Games Scoring - 211 (1994-2013) Most Tackles For Losses - 151 in 1999. Consecutive Scoring by Opp. - 62 (1973-79) Most Turnovers Caused - 44 in 1996. Consecutive Shutout Quarters - 27 (1930-31) Most Interceptions - 23 in 1996. Winning Streak - 12 (1942-44) Most Fumble Recoveries - 21 in 1996. Regular-Season Winning Streak - 23 (1999-01) Conference Winning Streak - 16 (1999-01) Home Winning Streak - 14 (1998-00) Losing Streak - 9 in 1982 and 1983.
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