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Team Records Stanford Records Team Champions National Championships Unbeaten Teams 1926 10-0-1 1892 2-0-2 Conference Championships 1893 8-0-1 1924 Pacific Coast 1895 4-0-1 1926 Pacific Coast 1903 8-0-3 1927 (tie) Pacific Coast 1926 10-0-1 1933 (tie) Pacific Coast Longest Winning Streaks 1934 Pacific Coast 1904-06 18 games 1935 (tie) Pacific Coast 1939-41 13 games 1940 Pacific Coast 1925-26 11 games 1951 Pacific Coast Longest Unbeaten Streaks 1970 Pacific-8 1904-06 19 games 1971 Pacific-8 1925-27 15 games 1992 (tie) Pacific-10 1999 Pacific-10 Unbeaten and Untied Teams 1905 8-0-0 1940 10-0-0 Stanford’s first football team went unbeaten in 1892 (2-0-2) and the following year it improved its record to 8-0-1. Scoring Fewest Points Per Game Interceptions Season 1903 ......................................................... 0.55 Most Points Scored 1935 (modern) ....................................... 1.40 Most Passes Intercepted Season 1969 (10 games) ...................................... 349 Season 1942 ............................................................ 36 1999 (11 games) ...................................... 409 Most Touchdowns Scored Game Washington, 1934 ........................................ 7 Game UCLA, 1925 ............................................... 82 Season 2001............................................................. 54 Oregon State, 1987 ...................................... 7 Mare Island, 1923 ...................................... 82 Game UCLA, 1925 ............................................... 12 Most Points Per Game Most Field Goals Total Offense Season 1999 ......................................................... 37.2 Season 1988 ............................................................ 19 Game California, 1990 ........................................... 5 Most Yards Total Offense Fewest Points Allowed Most PAT’s Season 1999 ....................................................... 5,138 Season 1896 (4 games) ............................................ 4 Game Arizona State, 1981 ................................. 693 1903 (11 games) .......................................... 6 Season 1999 ............................................................ 49 1895 (5 games) ............................................ 8 Game UCLA, 1925 ............................................... 10 Most Yards Per Game 1904 (10 games) ........................................ 10 Season 1969 ....................................................... 494.6 1935 (9 games) .......................................... 13 Passing 1905 (8 games) .......................................... 13 Most Yards Passing Season 1993 ....................................................... 3,709 Game Arizona State, 1981 ................................. 581 Passing Yards Per Game Season 1993 ....................................................... 337.2 Most Passes Attempted Season 1998 .......................................................... 513 Game Notre Dame, 1989 ..................................... 68 Most Passes Completed Season 1993 .......................................................... 308 Game San Diego State, 1985 ............................... 40 Most Touchdown Passes Season 1993 ............................................................ 27 1980 ............................................................ 27 Game Oregon State, 1980 ...................................... 6 Rushing Most Yards Rushing Season 1949 ....................................................... 2,481 Game Oregon State, 1981 .................................. 439 Most Yards Per Game Season 1949 ....................................................... 248.1 The 1992 squad owned a 10-3 record and a Blockbuster Todd Husak threw for 450 yards vs. Oregon State in 1998. Bowl victory with one of the school’s top defenses. 138 2006 STANFORD FOOTBALL Individual Records Stanford Records Scoring Total Offense Pass Receiving Total Points Total Yards Receptions Career Eric Abrams, 1992-95 ............................. 282 Career Steve Stenstrom, 1991-94 .................... 9,825 Career Troy Walters, 1996-99 ............................. 244 Season Tommy Vardell, 1991 .............................. 120 Season Steve Stenstrom, 1993 .......................... 3,398 Season Troy Walters, 1997 ..................................... 86 Game Darrin Nelson at Oregon St., 1981 .......... 30 Game Todd Husak vs. Oregon St., 1998 ........... 447 Game Jim Price vs. Notre Dame, 1989 ............... 14 Brad Muster at Oregon, 1985 ................... 14 Touchdowns Passing Career Darrin Nelson, 1977-81 ............................ 40 Vincent White at UCLA, 1982 ................. 14 Season Tommy Vardell, 1991 ................................ 20 Yards Gained Eric Cross at Hawaii, 1972 ....................... 14 Game Darrin Nelson at Oregon St., 1981 ............ 5 Career Steve Stenstrom, 1991-94 .................. 10,531 Yards Gained Season Steve Stenstrom, 1993 .......................... 3,627 Career Troy Walters, 1996-99 .......................... 3,986 Field Goals Game Todd Husak vs. Oregon St., 1998 ........... 450 Career John Hopkins, 1987-90 ............................. 59 Season Troy Walters, 1999 ................................ 1,456 Season John Hopkins, 1988 .................................. 19 Touchdown Passes Game Troy Walters vs. UCLA, 1999 ................. 278 Game John Hopkins vs. California, 1990 ............. 5 Career John Elway, 1979-82 .................................. 77 Yards Per Catch Season Steve Stenstrom, 1993 ............................... 27 PATs Career Bob Blunt, 1964-66 ................................ 21.1 John Elway, 1980 ....................................... 27 (58 catches, 1,292 yards) Career Eric Abrams, 1992-95 ............................. 126 Game John Elway vs. Oregon State, 1980 ............ 6 Season Mike Biselli, 1999 ...................................... 49 Season Miles Moore, 1971 ................................. 21.5 Game Gary Kerkorian vs. Idaho, 1949 ................. 9 Completions (38 catches, 816 yards) Mark Harmon at Oregon State, 1981 ........ 9 Career Steve Stenstrom, 1991-94 ....................... 833 Game Bob Blunt vs. SJSU, 1965 ....................... 64.5 Season Steve Stenstrom, 1993 ............................. 300 (2 catches, 129 yards) Game John Paye vs. San Diego State, 1985 ........ 40 Touchdown Receptions Attempts Career Ken Margerum, 1977-80 .......................... 30 Career Steve Stenstrom, 1991-94 .................... 1,320 Season James Lofton, 1977 .................................... 12 Season Steve Stenstrom, 1993 ............................. 455 Game Ken Margerum vs. Oregon State, 1980 .......... 4 Game Steve Smith vs. Notre Dame, 1989 .......... 68 All-Purpose Running Completion Percentage Career Darrin Nelson, 1977-78, 80-81 ........... 6,885 Career Steve Dils, 1977-78 ................................. .636 Season Glyn Milburn, 1990 ............................. 2,222 (438 attempts, 274 completions) Game Glyn Milburn vs. Cal, 1990 .................... 379 Season Jason Palumbis, 1990 ............................. .686 Punting (341 attempts, 234 completions) Game Steve Stenstrom vs. WSU, 1991 ............ .882 Average (17 attempts, 15 completions) Career Dave Lewis, 1964-66 .............................. 42.4 (115 punts, 4,879 yards) Rushing Season Doug Robison, 1987 .............................. 45.7 Yards Gained (44 punts, 2,011 yards) Career Darrin Nelson, 1979-81 ....................... 4,033 Yards Season Tommy Vardell, 1991 ........................... 1,084 Career Kevin Miller, 1995-98 .......................... 9,973 Game Jon Volpe at Washington, 1988 .............. 220 Season Eric Johnson, 2003................................ 3,687 Rushing Attempts Game Ernie Nevers at USC, 1925 Career Darrin Nelson, 1977-81 .......................... 703 (12 punts) ................................................ 565 Season Brad Muster, 1986 ................................... 243 Punts Game Tommy Vardell vs. California, 1991 ......... 39 Career Kevin Miller, 1995-98 ............................. 248 Rushing Average Season Eric Johnson, 2003..................................... 86 Career Phil Moffatt, 1929-31 ............................... 5.9 Game Ernie Nevers vs. USC, 1923 ...................... 16 (193 carries, 1,139 yards) Defense Season Dick Hyland, 1926 ................................. 11.5 (38 carries, 437 yards) Pass Interceptions Game Ethan Allen vs. Arizona State, 1993 ...... 22.5 Career Phil Moffatt, 1929-31 ................................ 20 (4 carries, 90 yards) Season Bob Garrett, 1953 ........................................ 9 Darrin Nelson is the Stanford career leader in touchdowns, Phil Moffatt, 1930 ....................................... 9 rushing yardage and all-purpose yardage. Rushing Touchdowns Career Tommy Vardell, 1988-91 .......................... 37 Game Bobby Grayson vs. Washington, 1934 ....... 4 Season Tommy Vardell, 1991 ................................ 20 (2 returned for touchdowns) Punt Returns Game Kerry Carter at Oregon, 2001 .................... 4 Kickoff Returns Kerry Carter vs. USC, 2000 ........................ 4 Average Glyn Milburn vs. Oregon State, 1991 ........ 4 Average Career Randy Vataha, 1969-70 .......................... 14.7 Tommy Vardell at Notre Dame, 1990 ........ 4 Career Ron Inge, 1973-76 .................................. 27.8 (15 returns, 220 yards) Darrin Nelson vs. Washington, 1981 ......... 4 (28 returns, 778 yards) Season Glyn Milburn,
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