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Annual Leaders ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE LEADERS SINCE 1947 RUSHING LEADERS SINCE 1939 (rushing, receiving, kickoff return & punt return yards) YEAR PLAYER ATT YDS AVG. TD YEAR PLAYER RUSH REC KRET PRET TOTAL 1939 ___ Jack Crain ___________________90 ______ 610 ____ 6.8 ______ — 1947 ___Byron Gillory ________369 ____208 ____ 49 ____ 236 ______ 862 1940 ___ Pete Layden _________________— ______ 496 ____ — ______ — 1948 ___ 1941 ___ Pete Layden _________________99 ______ 536 ____ 5.4 ______ — 1949 ___ Byron Townsend _____543 ____ 149 ____114 _____ 0 _______ 806 1942 ___Roy Dale McKay ____________ 132 _____ 701 ____ 5.3 ______ — 1950 ___ Byron Townsend _____849 _____47 _____142 _____ 0 _____ 1,038 1943 ___ Ralph Ellsworth ______________— ______ 507 ____ — ______ — 1951 ___ Gib Dawson _________671 ____ 170 ____ 98 _____ 0 _______ 939 1944 ___ Bobby Layne _________________78 ______ 264 ____ 3.4 ______ — 1952 ___ Gib Dawson _________649 ____ 167 ____211 _____84 _____ 1,111 1945 ___ George Graham ______________84 ______ 268 ____ 3.2 ______ — 1953 ___ Dougal Cameron _____518 _____0 _____ 49 _____ 0 _______ 567 1946 ___ Bobby Layne _________________82 ______ 305 ____ 3.7 _______ 8 1954 ___ Delano Womack _____267 ____ 158 ____154 ____ 127 ______ 706 1947 ___ Byron Gillory ________________67 ______ 369 ____ 5.5 _______ 4 1955 ___ Walter Fondren ______577 ____ 158 ____341 ____ 167 ____ 1,252 1948 ___Ray Borneman ______________ 111 _____ 704 ____ 6.3 _______8 1956 ___ Walter Fondren ______493 ____ 318 ____325 _____76 _____ 1,212 1949 ___Byron Townsend ____________ 111 _____ 543 ____ 4.9 _______7 1957 ___ Rene Ramirez ________282 ____ 115 ____ 99 _____48 _______ 544 1950 ___Byron Townsend ____________ 228 _____ 849 ____ 3.7 ______14 1958 ___ George Blanch _______316 _____58 _____ 97 ____ 100 ______ 571 1951 ___ Gib Dawson _________________94 ______ 671 ____ 7.1 _______ 6 1959 ___ Jack Collins _________450 ____ 134 ____ 54 _____31 _______ 669 1952 ___Dick Ochoa ________________ 194 _____ 819 ____ 4.2 _______3 1960 ___James Saxton ________407 ____185 ____ 16 ____ 163 ______ 771 1953 ___Dougal Cameron ____________ 136 _____ 518 ____ 3.8 _______6 1961 ___ James Saxton ________846 ____ 123 ____143 _____33 _____ 1,145 1954 ___ Billy Quinn __________________83 ______ 442 ____ 5.3 _______ 2 1962 ___ Jerry Cook __________346 _____17 _____208 ____ 116 ______ 687 1955 ___Walter Fondren _____________ 108 _____ 577 ____ 5.3 _______5 1963 ___ Tommy Ford ________738 _____38 _____210 _____ 9 _______ 995 1956 ___Walter Fondren _____________ 115 _____ 493 ____ 4.3 _______4 1964 ___ Ernie Koy ___________574 ____ 146 ____128 _____ 0 _______ 848 1957 ___ Mike Dowdle ________________99 ______ 429 ____ 4.3 _______ 4 1965 ___ Phil Harris __________367 ____ 157 ____189 _____39 _______ 752 1958 ___ Mike Dowdle ________________85 ______ 345 ____ 4.1 _______ 4 1966 ___ Chris Gilbert _______ 1,080 ____16 _____154 _____ 0 _____ 1,250 1959 ___ Jack Collins _________________89 ______ 450 ____ 5.1 _______ 4 1967 ___ Chris Gilbert _______ 1,019 ____33 _____221 _____ 1 _____ 1,274 1960 ___ James Saxton ________________76 ______ 407 ____ 5.4 _______ 1 1968 ___ Chris Gilbert _______ 1,132 ____75 _____ 78 _____ 0 _____ 1,285 1961 ___James Saxton _______________ 107 _____ 846 ___ 7.9^ ______ 9 1969 ___ Jim Bertelsen ________740 _____55 _____155 _____ 0 _______ 950 1962 ___Ray Poage __________________ 141 _____ 452 ____ 3.2 _______5 1970 ___ Jim Bertelsen ________891 _____89 _____127 _____ 0 _____ 1,107 1963 ___Tommy Ford _______________ 160 _____ 738 ____ 4.6 _______9 1971 ___ Jim Bertelsen ________879 _____57 _____209 _____ 0 _____ 1,145 1964 ___Ernie Koy __________________ 154 _____ 574 ____ 3.7 _______8 1972 ___ Roosevelt Leaks _____ 1,099 ____17 _____ 11 _____ 0 _____ 1,127 1965 ___Tom Stockton ______________ 127 _____ 517 ____ 4.1 _______4 1973 ___ Roosevelt Leaks _____ 1,415 ____ 0 ______0 ______0 _____ 1,415 1966 ___ Chris Gilbert _______________ 206 ____ 1,080 ___ 5.2 _______ 6 1974 ___ Earl Campbell _______928 _____ 0 ______0 ______23 _______ 951 1967 ___ Chris Gilbert _______________ 205 ____ 1,019 ___ 5.0 _______ 9 1975 ___ Earl Campbell ______ 1,118 ____ 0 ______0 ______0 _____ 1,118 1968 ___ Chris Gilbert _______________ 184 ____ 1,132 ___ 6.2 ______ 13 1976 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ___624 _____79 _____ 11 _____ 0 _______ 714 _______ Steve Worster _______________ 161 _____ 806 ____ 5.0 ______13 1977 ___ Earl Campbell ______ 1,744 ___ 111 _____0 ______ 0 _____ 1,855 1969 ___Jim Bertelsen _______________ 104 _____ 740 ____ 7.1 ______13 1978 ___ Johnny “Lam” Jones ___128 ____ 446 ____356 _____ 0 _______ 930 1970 ___Steve Worster _______________ 160 _____ 898 ____ 5.6 ______14 1979 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______918 _____97 ______0 ______0 _____ 1,015 _______ Jim Bertelsen _______________ 148 _____ 891 ____ 6.0 ______13 1980 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______657 ____156 _____0 ______0 _______ 813 1971 ___Jim Bertelsen _______________ 160 _____ 879 ____ 5.5 _______7 1981 ___ A.J. “Jam” Jones ______834 _____15 ______0 ______0 _______ 849 1972 ___ Roosevelt Leaks _____________ 230 ____ 1,099 ___ 4.8 _______ 8 1982 ___ Darryl Clark ________ 1,049 ____85 ______0 ______ 0 _____ 1,134 1973 ___ Roosevelt Leaks _____________ 229 ____ 1,415 ___ 6.2 ______ 14 _______ Herkie Walls ________146 ____ 702 ____154 _____ 0 _____ 1,002 1974 ___Earl Campbell ______________ 162 _____ 928 ____ 5.7 _______6 1983 ___ Ronnie Robinson _____479 _____63 ______0 ______ 0 _______ 542 1975 ___ Earl Campbell ______________ 198 ____ 1,118 ___ 5.6 ______ 13 1984 ___ Kevin Nelson ________404 ____ 181 ____114 _____ 0 _______ 699 _______ Marty Akins ________________ 149 _____ 777 ____ 5.2 _______7 1985 ___ Eric Metcalf _________258 ____ 267 ____234 ____ 332 ____ 1,091 1976 ___Earl Campbell ______________ 138 _____ 653 ____ 4.7 _______3 1986 ___Eric Metcalf _________310 ____556 ____ 21 ____ 228 ____ 1,115 1977 ___ Earl Campbell ______________ 267 ____ 1,744 ___ 6.5 ______ 18 1987 ___Eric Metcalf ________ 1,161 ___ 234 ____202 ____324 ____ 1,921 1978 ___A.J. “Jam” Jones _____________ 121 _____ 465 ____ 3.8 _______3 1988 ___ Eric Metcalf _________932 ____ 333 ____117 ____ 192 ____ 1,574 1979 ___A.J. “Jam” Jones _____________ 188 _____ 918 ____ 4.9 ______10 1989 ___ Adrian Walker _______814 _____34 _____258 _____ 0 _____ 1,106 1980 ___A.J. “Jam” Jones _____________ 146 _____ 657 ____ 4.5 _______8 1990 ___ Adrian Walker _______449 _____82 _____354 _____ 0 _______ 885 1981 ___A.J. “Jam” Jones _____________ 190 _____ 834 ____ 4.4 _______6 1991 ___ Adrian Walker _______358 _____83 _____ 94 _____ 0 _______ 535 _______ John Walker ________________ 154 _____ 714 ____ 4.6 _______6 1992 ___Mike Adams _________ 38 ____ 271 ____454 ____286 ____ 1,049 1982 ___ Darryl Clark ________________ 198 ____ 1,049 ___ 5.3 _______ 2 _______ Adrian Walker _______852 _____58 ______0 _____132 ____ 1,042 1983 ___ Ronnie Robinson _____________81 ______ 479 ____ 5.9 _______ 3 1993 ___Mike Adams _________ 68 ____ 908 ___ 622^ ___ 256 ____ 1,854 1984 ___Terry Orr __________________ 125 _____ 580 ____ 4.6 _______7 _______ Phil Brown __________770 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_____ 1,412 1998 ___ Ricky Williams ______________361^____ 2,124^ ___ 5.9 _____27^ _______ Roy Williams ________ 85 ___ 1,142 ____0 ______0 _____ 1,227 1999 ___ Hodges Mitchell _____________ 256 ____ 1,343 ___ 5.2 _______ 9 2003 ___ Cedric Benson ______ 1,360 ___ 120 _____0 ______ 0 _____ 1,480 2000 ___ Hodges Mitchell _____________ 224 ____ 1,118 ___ 5.0 _______ 8 _______ Roy Williams ________ 36 ___ 1,079 ____0 ______0 _____ 1,115 2001 ___ Cedric Benson
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    Longhorns Hall of Honor One of The University 1960 1970 1978 of Texas’ most cherished Dana X. Bible Holly Brock^ Frank C. Erwin Jr. athletics traditions is the David “Skippy” Browning Chal Daniel^ Chris Gilbert Jack Gray Bowie Duncan Tiny Gooch Longhorn Hall of Honor. Ernie Koy Tex Hughson James “T” Jones The governing body, Lucian Parrish^ Karl Kamrath 1961 Jim Reese Frank Medina the Longhorn Hall of Murray Wall^ Oscar Eckhardt^ 1971 Honor Council, is made Frank “Pinky” Higgins 1979 up exclusively of men Pete Layden O.J. Clements Clyde Littlefield Tom Hamilton Bruce Barnes who have lettered at The Dick Harris Ed Bluestein University of Texas. The 1962 Tom Landry Duke Carlisle W.O. Murray Wayne McDonald Council is in charge of Charley Coates Don Robinson Bob Rochs all arrangements for the Jack Crain J. Neils Thompson Bibb Falk 1972 vote of lettermen and for Slater Martin 1980 Len Barrell the installation banquet. 1963 Gene Berry^ Noble Doss Mounted silver Bobby Dillon Tommy Ford Hub Bechtol John Hargis Charles Hawn scrolls, which carry the C.L. “Ox” Higgins Wallace Scott Jr. George P. Hill announcement that they Bobby Layne Ed White Jerry Sisemore Ed Olle are presented ‘In recog- Lewis White Dean Smith nition of those qualities 1964 1973 1981 that brought credit and Wilmer Allison^ Jay Arnette David Allerdice^ Bohn Hilliard H.J. Ettlinger Mike Cotten renown to The University Dr. Bobby Moers Lewis P. McFadin Burt Hooton of Texas,’ are presented A.M.G. “Swede” Swenson James Saxton J.T. King Walter Schreiner^ Charles Thomas to the honorees.