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Individual Records Individual Records • Rushing • Career .........................................................*7,282, Damian Beane (1996-99) Most Carries Game.....................................................48, Bob Pope vs. Concord (9-14-72) • Scoring • Season .................................................................*363, Damian Beane (1998) Most Points Career .........................................................*1,150, Damian Beane (1996-99) Game........................................30, Dervon Wallace vs. WV State (11-3-07) Most Yards Season ................................................................162, Dervon Wallace (2005) Career ...........................................................428, Dervon Wallace (2005-07) Game......................................311, Dervon Wallace vs. WV State (11-3-07) Most TDs Season .............................................................2,138, Dervon Wallace (2007) Game..........................................5, Dervon Wallace vs. WV State (11-3-07) Career .........................................................*6,768, Damian Beane (1996-99) Season ..................................................................27, Dervon Wallace (2005) Most TDs Career .............................................................71, Dervon Wallace (2005-07) Game..........................................5, Dervon Wallace vs. WV State (11-3-07) Most Field Goals Season .................................................................26, Dervon Wallace (2005) Game..................................... 4 (of 4), Ryan Earls vs. UVa-Wise (10-12-13) Career .............................................................67, Dervon Wallace (2005-07) 4 (of 4), John Duke vs. WV State (10-27-90) Season ........................................................................... 18, Ryan Earls (2015) • Passing • Career ......................................................................41, Ryan Earls (2012-15) Most Attempts Most Extra Points Game.............................. 51, Chad Broadwater vs. West Liberty (9-23-95) Game................................... 10 (of 10), Zach Wise vs. WV State (10-15-16) Season .................................................................... 400, Kevin Clancy (2010) Season ................................................................68 (of 70), Zach Wise (2017) Career ................................................................1,172, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) Career ......................................................182 (of 199), Ryan Earls (2012-15) Most Completions Consecutive Extra Points Game....................................... 35, Connor Jessop vs. Notre Dame (9-2-17) Game.................................. 10 (of 10), Zach Wise vs. WV State (10-15-16) Season ........................................................................251, Jeff Ziemba (2016) Season ............................................................................62, Zach Wise (2017) Career ...................................................................752, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) Career ...................................................................... 62, Zach Wise (2014-17) Most Yards Extra Point Percentage Game...................................... 480, Connor Jessop vs. WV State (10-15-16) Game......................100 %, 10 (of 10), Zach Wise vs. WV State (10-15-16) Season .....................................................................3,627, Jeff Ziemba (2016) Season ................................................... 100% (43-43), Ricky Schmitt (2006) Career ..............................................................10,422, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) 100% (28-28), Joe Carter (1995) Most TD Passes 100% (27-27), Rick Sands (1972) Game........................................5, Connor Jessop vs. Notre Dame (9-2-17) Career ..................... .931 (178-191) (4-year career) Eric Dobratz (2008-11) ....................................................... Connor Jessop vs. WV State (10-15-16) .945 (35-37) (3-year career) Rich Poole (1987-89) ...............................................................Jeff Ziemba vs. Urbana (11-14-15), Joel Gordon vs. WVU-Tech (10-9-99), vs. WV State (10-23-99), • Punting • vs. Concord (11-10-01), Chad Broadwater vs. Glenville (11-9-96), Longest Punt Jay Mason vs. WV State (11-5-94) Game........................................ 89 yards, Pat Ruda vs. Concord (10-29-66) Season .................................................................. 40, Connor Jessop (2017) Most Punts Career ................................................................... 87, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) Game..................................................14, Mike Sipe vs. Concord (10-11-86) Best Passing Efficiency Rating Season .........................................................................80, Larry Hersh (1976) Game (Min. 10 attempts) ..... 280.77, J. Ziemba vs. Fairmont St. (9-13-14) Career ...............................................................263, Kelly Hughes (1992-95) Season ...................................................................168.12, Jeff Ziemba (2016) Highest Average Career ........................................................ 178.29, Connor Jessop (2015-17) Game.................................. 56.7, Pat Ruda vs. Randolph-Macon (11-5-66) Highest Completion Percentage Season ...........................................................................45.2, Pat Ruda (1966) Game.................... 100.0 (14-14), Jeff Ziemba vs. Fairmont State (9-13-14) Career ................................................................ 40.8, Larry Hersh (1973-76) Season .............................................69.9 (144-206), Dan Chlebowski (2006) 40.8, Pat Ruda (1963-66) Career ......................................... 64.74 (303-468), Connor Jessop (2016-18) • Punt Returns • Most Returns • Receiving • Game....................................6, Deante Steele vs. WV Wesleyan (10-10-09) Most Receptions Season .................................................................32, Dustin Dudinski (2004) Career ......................................................... 101, Dustin Dudinski (2002-05) Game........................................16, Ryan Feiss vs. Glenville State (9-16-17) Most TDs Season ......................................................................... 99, Billy Brown (2016) Game....................................2, James Rooths vs. WV Wesleyan (11-11-00) Career ........................................................249, Billy Brown (2012, 2014-16) 2, Bootsie Washington vs. WVU-Tech (10-18-97) Most Yards 2, Bootsie Washington vs. Concord (10-25-97) Game.................................. 288, Rob Bradford vs. Salem-Teikyo (10-4-86) Season ......................................................................^5, James Rooths (1998) Season .................................................................... 1,580, Billy Brown (2016) Career ...........................................................^10, James Rooths (1997-2000) Career .....................................................4,071, Billy Brown (2012, 2014-16) Most Yards Most TD Receptions Game..............................179, Bootsie Washington vs. Concord (10-11-97) Game.............................................4, Jason Siedor vs. WVU-Tech (10-9-99) Season ...................................................................*503, James Rooths (1998) Andy McCollough vs. Fairmont (11-5-83) Career ...................................................... 1,373, Dustin Dudinski (2002-05) Season ......................................................................... 22, Billy Brown (2016) * includes NCAA II Playoff games in 1998 and 1999 Career ..........................................................43, Billy Brown (2012, 2014-16) ^ NCAA record • Kickoff Returns • • Total Offense • Most Returns Most Attempts Game......................................... 6, Kelvin Stevens, vs. Millersville (9-9-95) Game.............................. 57, Chad Broadwater vs. West Liberty (9-23-95) Jason Johnson vs. Millersville (9-11-93) Season .................................................................... 448, Kevin Clancy (2010) Ron Nickleberry vs. Concord (10-24-81) Career ................................................................1,220, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) Season ...............................................................................27, CJ Davis (2015) Most Yards Career .................................................................68, Deante Steele (2007-10) Game...................................... 545, Connor Jessop vs. WV State (10-15-16) Most TDs Season ................................................................3,887, Connor Jessop (2017) Game........................................................ 1, several players, most recently, Career ..............................................................10,332, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) CJ Davis (96 yards) vs. Charleston (9-12-15) Most TDs Season ................................ 2, Deante Steele (2008, 2009), Hal Grau (1964) Game...........7, Connor Jessop vs. NDC(9-2-17), vs. WV State (10-15-16) Career ...................................................................4, Deante Steele (2007-10) Season .....................................................................46, Connor Jessop (2017) Career ....................................................................96, Jeff Ziemba (2013-16) Most Yards Game.......................152, Dustin Dudinski vs. East Stroudsburg (9-21-02) • All-Purpose
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