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Individual Rushing Records Individual Rushing Records RUSHING RUSHING Most attempts Senior Sophomore Game ______________45______ Hodges Mitchell, at Texas Tech ____ 2000 1. 2,124 __ Ricky Williams ___ 1998 1. 1,293 __ Cedric Benson ___ 2002 Season ____________361______ Ricky Williams _________________ 1998 2. 1,834 __ Cedric Benson ___ 2004 2. 1,272 __ Ricky Williams ___ 1996 Career __________ 1,112______ Cedric Benson ________________2001-04 Junior Freshman 1. 1,893 __ Ricky Williams ___ 1997 1. 1,053 __ Cedric Benson ___ 2001 Most yards 2. 1,619 __ Jamaal Charles ___ 2007 2. 998 ___ Vince Young (QB) 2003 Game _____________350______ Ricky Williams, vs. Iowa State ______ 1998 Most touchdowns Season __________ 2,124______ Ricky Williams _________________ 1998 Game ____________6_______ Ricky Williams vs. New Mexico State/Rice _ 1998 Career __________ 6,279______ Ricky Williams _______________1995-98 Season __________27_______ Ricky Williams ____________________ 1998 Highest avg. yards per rush Career __________72_______ Ricky Williams __________________1995-98 Game (min. 8) _____ 16.0 ___Gib Dawson vs. UNC (9 for 144) ______ 1951 Season (min. 75) ____ 7.9 ___James Saxton (107 for 846) ___________ 1961 Top 10 touchdowns (single game) Career (min. 150) ____ 6.8 ___Vince Young (457 for 3,127) _______2003-05 1. Ricky Williams _______________________________ 6, vs. Rice (1998) ___________________ 6.6 ___Graylon Wyatt (152 for 1,008) ______1974-75 Ricky Williams ____________________ 6, vs. New Mexico State (1998) Career (min. 500) ____ 6.2 ___Ricky Williams (1,011 for 6,279) ____1995-98 3. Joe Bergeron __________________________________ 5, Baylor (2012) Ricky Williams __________________________ 5, vs. Iowa State (1998) 1,000-yard seasons Ricky Williams ________________________________ 5, at Rice (1997) 1. 2,124 _________Ricky Williams (on 361 attempts) ____________ 1998 Cedric Benson _______________________ 5, vs. Oklahoma State (2004) 2. 1,893 _________Ricky Williams (on 279 attempts) ____________ 1997 7. Joe Bergeron _________________________ 4, vs. West Virginia (2012) 3. 1,834 _________Cedric Benson (on 326 attempts) _____________ 2004 Vince Young _____________________________ 4, vs. Michigan (2004) 4. 1,744 _________Earl Campbell (on 267 attempts) _____________ 1977 Vince Young ____________________________ 4, at Texas Tech (2004) 5. 1,619 _________Jamaal Charles (on 258 attempts) _____________ 2007 Cedric Benson ___________________________4, at Texas A&M (2003) 6. 1,415 _________Roosevelt Leaks (on 229 attempts) ____________ 1973 Ricky Williams ___________________________ 4, vs. Colorado (1997) 7. 1,360 _________Cedric Benson (on 258 attempts) _____________ 2003 A.J. “Jam” Jones ______________________________4, vs. TCU (1979) 8. 1,343 _________Hodges Mitchell (on 256 attempts) ___________ 1999 Earl Campbell ________________________________ 4, vs. Rice (1977) 9. 1,293 _________Cedric Benson (on 305 attempts) _____________ 2002 Steve Worster ________________________________4, vs. SMU (1970) 10. 1,272 _________Ricky Williams (on 205 attempts) ____________ 1996 Jim Bertelsen _________________________________ 4, at SMU (1969) 11. 1,161 _________Eric Metcalf (on 223 attempts) _______________ 1987 Bobby Layne ____________________________ 4, vs. Oklahoma (1946) 12. 1,132 _________Chris Gilbert (on 184 attempts) ______________ 1968 13. 1,118 _________Hodges Mitchell (on 224 attempts) ___________ 2000 Top 10 touchdowns (single season) 1,118 _________Earl Campbell (on 198 attempts) _____________ 1975 1. Ricky Williams _____________________________________ 27 (1998) 15. 1,099 _________Shon Mitchell (on 176 attempts) _____________ 1995 2. Ricky Williams _____________________________________ 25 (1997) 1,099 _________Roosevelt Leaks (on 230 attempts) ____________ 1972 3. Cedric Benson ______________________________________ 21 (2003) 17. 1,080 _________Chris Gilbert (on 206 attempts) ______________ 1966 4. Cedric Benson ______________________________________ 19 (2004) 18. 1,079 _________Vince Young (on 167 attempts) ______________ 2004 5. Jamaal Charles _____________________________________ 18 (2007) 19. 1,053 _________Cedric Benson (on 223 attempts) _____________ 2001 Earl Campbell ______________________________________ 18 (1977) 20. 1,050 _________Vince Young (on 155 attempts) ______________ 2005 7. Joe Bergeron _______________________________________ 16 (2012) 21. 1,049 _________Darryl Clark (on 198 attempts) ______________ 1982 8. Vince Young _______________________________________ 14 (2004) 22. 1,019 _________Chris Gilbert (on 205 attempts) ______________ 1967 Roosevelt Leaks _____________________________________ 14 (1973) Longhorns rushing firsts Donnie Wigginton __________________________________ 14 (1971) 1,000 Yards (Season) ______Chris Gilbert (1,080 yards) ____________ 1966 Steve Worster ______________________________________ 14 (1970) 2,000 Yards (Season) ______Ricky Williams (2,124 yards) __________ 1998 Byron Townsend ____________________________________ 14 (1950) 1,000 Yards (Career) ______Pete Layden (1,032 yards) ___________1940-41 Top 10 touchdowns (career) 2,000 Yards (Career) ______Chris Gilbert (2,099 yards) __________1966-67 1. Ricky Williams ___________________________________72 (1995-98) 3,000 Yards (Career) ______Chris Gilbert (3,231 yards) __________1966-68 2. Cedric Benson ____________________________________64 (2001-04) 4,000 Yards (Career) ______Earl Campbell (4,443 yards) _________1974-77 3. Earl Campbell ____________________________________40 (1974-77) 5,000 Yards (Career) ______Ricky Williams (6,279 yards) ________1995-98 4. Vince Young _____________________________________37 (2003-05) 6,000 Yards (Career) ______Ricky Williams (6,279 yards) ________1995-98 5. Cody Johnson ____________________________________36 (2008-11) Jamaal Charles ___________________________________36 (2005-07) Longest runs Steve Worster ____________________________________36 (1968-70) 1. 96t ________ Chris Gilbert, vs. TCU _______________________ 1967 8. Jim Bertelsen _____________________________________33 (1969-71) 2. 94t ________ Bohn Hilliard, at Texas Tech __________________ 1934 9. Chris Gilbert _____________________________________28 (1966-68) 3. 88t ________ Adrian Walker, vs. Houston __________________ 1992 10. A.J. “Jam” Jones __________________________________27 (1978-81) 4. 87t ________ Ricky Williams, at Baylor _____________________ 1997 5. 86t ________ Jamaal Charles, vs. Nebraska __________________ 2007 TEXAS’ TOP RUNNING BACK DUOS 86t ________ Jack Collins, vs. Maryland ____________________ 1959 7. 85t ________ Raymond Clayborn, at Arkansas _______________ 1973 (each back must have rushed for at least 400 yards) 8. 84t ________ Daje Johnson, vs. Baylor _____________________ 2012 TOTAL DUO (ATT-YDS-TD) YEAR 9. 83 ________ Earl Campbell, vs. North Texas ________________ 1976 1. 359-2,233-24 _____ Earl Campbell (267-1,744-18) ______________ 1977 10. 82t ________ Terry Orr, at TCU __________________________ 1984 _______________ Ham Jones (92-489-6) ________________________ 11. 81t ________ Cotton Speyrer, vs. SMU _____________________ 1968 2. 342-2,089-18 _____ Shon Mitchell (176-1,099-10) ______________ 1995 _______________ Ricky Williams (166-990-8) ____________________ 3. 345-1,938-26 _____ Chris Gilbert (184-1,132-13) _______________ 1968 _______________ Steve Worster (161-806-13) ____________________ 4. 322-1,896-24 _____ Ricky Williams (205-1,272-20) _____________ 1996 _______________ Shon Mitchell (117-625-4) _____________________ 5. 344-1,796-13 _____ Eric Metcalf (223-1,161-10) ________________ 1987 _______________ Darron Norris (121-635-3) ____________________ All-Time Rushing Leaders 6,279 H RICKY WILLIAMS ALL-TIME RUSHING LEADERS (1,000 or more yds) PLAYER, POSITION YEARS ATTEMPTS YARDS AVG. TDs YEAR G ATT YARDS AVG. YPG TD 1. Ricky Williams, TB/FB 1995-98 1,011 6,279* 6.2 72* 1998 11 361* 2,124* 5.9 193.1* 27* 2. Cedric Benson, TB 2001-04 1,112* 5,540 5.0 64 1997 11 279 1,893 6.8 172.1 25 3. Earl Campbell, TB/FB 1974-77 765 4,443 5.8 40 1996 12 205 1,272 6.2 106.0 12 4. Jamaal Charles, TB 2005-07 533 3,328 6.2 36 1995 12 166 990 6.0 82.5 8 5. Chris Gilbert, TB 1966-68 595 3,231 5.4 28 Career 46 1,011 6,279* 6.2 136.5* 72* 6. Vince Young, QB 2003-05 457 3,127 6.8* 37 * UT record 7. Roosevelt Leaks, FB 1972-74 555 2,923 5.3 26 8. A.J. “Jam” Jones, TB 1978-81 645 2,874 4.5 27 9. Hodges Mitchell, TB 1997-2000 517 2,664 5.2 20 5,540 H CEDRIC BENSON 10. Eric Metcalf, TB 1985-88 586 2,661 4.5 23 11. Jim Bertelsen, TB 1969-71 412 2,510 6.1 33 YEAR G ATT YARDS AVG. YPG TD 12. Adrian Walker, TB 1989-92 501 2,473 4.9 17 2004 12 326 1,834 5.6 152.8 19 13. Steve Worster, FB 1968-70 457 2,353 5.1 36 2003 12 258 1,360 5.1 108.8 21 14. Phil Brown, FB 1990-93 404 2,102 5.2 16 2002 13 305 1,293 4.2 99.5 12 15. Darron Norris, TB 1985-88 457 2,079 4.5 12 2001 12 223 1,053 4.7 87.8 12 16. Marty Akins, QB 1973-75 415 2,020 4.9 26 Career 49 1,112* 5,540 5.0 113.1 64 17. Byron Townsend, TB 1949-51 416 1,783 4.3 22 * UT record 18. Shon Mitchell, TB 1995-96 293 1,724 5.9 14 Gib Dawson, TB 1950-52 326 1,724 5.3 14 20. Selvin Young, TB 2002-06 365 1,713 4.7 25 4,443 H EARL CAMPBELL 21. John Walker, TB 1980-83 388 1,641 4.2 15 22. Darryl Clark, TB 1980-82 310 1,604 5.2 3 YEAR G ATT YARDS AVG. YPG TD 23. Tommy Ford, TB 1961-63 355 1,577 4.4 14 1977 11 267 1,744 6.5 158.5 18 24. Colt McCoy, QB 2006-2009 447 1,571 3.5 20 1976 7 138 653 4.7 93.3 3 25. James Saxton, TB 1959-61 238 1,524 6.4 12 1975 11 198 1,118 5.6 101.6 13 26. Richard Ochoa, FB 1950-52 343 1,494 4.4 6 1974 11 162 928 5.7 84.4 6 27. Cody Johnson, TB 2008-11 345 1,465 4.2 36 28. Jack Crain, TB 1939-41 283 1,436 5.1 23 Career 40 765 4,443 5.8 111.1 40 29. Ted Koy, TB 1967-69 295 1,397 4.7 8 30. Billy Quinn, TB 1952-54 277 1,366 4.9 15 3,328 H JAMAAL CHARLES 31.
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