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OFFICIAL 2007 NCAA®DIVISIONS II AND III FOOTBALL

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THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONP.O. Box 6222, Indianapolis, Indiana46206-6222NCAA.org

August 2007

Compiled By:Gary K. Johnson, Associate Director of Statistics.Sean W. Straziscar, Associate Director of Statistics.J.D. Hamilton, Assistant Director of Statistics.

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ISSN 0735-5475

CONTENTS

ContentsSchool Name-Change/Abbreviation Key............. 4New to This Book ................................................ 7Division II Records ............................................... 9Division III Records .............................................. 57Individual and Team Collegiate Records............... 99Award Winners...................................................123Special Regular and Postseason Games...............179Coaching Records................................................189Added and Discontinued Programs .....................207Championship Results..........................................211Attendance Records.............................................2392006 Statistical Leaders.......................................255Conference Standings and Champions.................3252006 Results .......................................................341

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School Name-Change/Abbreviation Key

Various schools have changed their name. The current school name is listed along with other names bywhich the schools have been referred. (Note: Not all schools in this list currently sponsor or have spon-sored football.)

SCHOOL name changesCurrent school name/tabular style: Changed from:

Akron..................................................................................................................BuchtelAlbertson....................................................................................................Col. of IdahoAlcorn St. ....................................................................................................Alcorn A&MAlliant Int'l .....................................................................................U.S. Int'l; Cal WesternArcadia...............................................................................................................BeaverArizona St. ......................................................................................................Tempe St.Ark.-Pine Bluff ........................................................................................Arkansas AM&NArmstrong Atlantic.......................................................................................Armstrong St.Auburn......................................................................................................Alabama PolyAugusta St. ........................................................................................................AugustaBenedictine (Ill.) .........................................................................................Ill. BenedictineBradley.......................................................................................................Bradley TechUC Davis .............................................................................................California AggiesCal St. East Bay .....................................................................................Cal St. HaywardCal St. Fullerton .................................................Orange County State College; Orange St.Cal St. L.A. ..............................................................................................Los Angeles St.Cal St. Northridge .......................................................................San Fernando Valley St.Carnegie Mellon .......................................................................................Carnegie TechCase Reserve .........................................................................Case Institute of TechnologyCastleton .....................................................................................................Castleton St.Central Ark. ..................................................................................................Conway St.Central Conn. St. .....................................................................................New Haven St.Central Mich. ...............................................................................................Mt. PleasantCentral Mo. .............................................................................................Central Mo. St.Central Okla. ......................................................................................Central St. (Okla.)Charleston So. ............................................................................................Baptist (S.C.)Charleston (W.V.)......................................................................................Morris HarveyCharlotte..................................................................................................UNC CharlotteChattanooga ................................................................................................Tenn.-Chatt.Cleveland St. ..........................................................................................................FennColorado St. ...........................................................................................Colorado A&MColorado St.-Pueblo ..................................................................................Southern Colo.Columbus St. ..................................................................................................ColumbusConcordia (Calif.)..............................................................................Christ College-IrvineConnecticut........................................................................................Connecticut AggiesCrown (Minn.).............................................................................................St. Paul BibleDayton ................................................................................................St. Mary's InstituteDelaware Valley.....................................................................................National AggiesDeSales...........................................................................................................AllentownDetroit.....................................................................................Detroit Mercy; Detroit TechDist. Columbia..............................................................................................Federal CityDominican (Ill.) .....................................................................................................RosaryDrexel ..........................................................................................................Drexel TechDubuque ..................................................................................................Columbia Col.Duke...........................................................................................................Trinity (N.C.)Eastern Conn. St........................................................................................Willimantic St.Eastern Mich. ......................................................................................Michigan NormalEckerd ...................................................................................................Fla. PresbyterianEmporia St. ........................................................................................Kansas St. NormalFDU-Florham...............................................................................................FDU-MadisonFarmingdale St.............................................................................................FarmingdaleMe.-Farmington ...................................................................Western State Normal SchoolFort Hays St. ..........................................................................Kansas St. Normal-WesternFresno St. ..................................................................................................Fresno PacificIdaho St.............................................Academy of Idaho; Idaho Tech. Inst.; Idaho-SouthernIll.-Chicago...........................................................................................Ill.-Chicago CircleIllinois St. ......................................................................Illinois St. Normal; Illinois NormalIndiana (Pa.) ...........................................................................................Indiana St. (Pa.)Indianapolis.............................................................................................Indiana CentralIowa............................................................................................State University of IowaIowa St. ................................................................................................................AmesJames Madison .................................................................................................Madison

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Current school name/tabular style: Changed from:Johnson C. Smith........................................................................................Johnson SmithKansas St. ...............................................................................................Kansas AggiesKean.............................................................................................................Newark St.Kent St. ..................................................................................................................KentLa Sierra .......................................................................................................Loma LindaLamar ...........................................................................................................Lamar TechLiberty ............................................................................Lynchburg Baptist; Liberty BaptistLa.-Lafayette...........................................................................................Southwestern La.La.-Monroe .................................................................................................Northeast La.Loyola Marymount.................................................................St. Vincent; Loyola U. of L.A.Lycoming .......................................................................Williamsport Dickinson SeminaryLynn..............................................................................................College of Boca RatonLyon..........................................................................................................Arkansas Col.Maritime (N.Y.) .........................................................................................N.Y. MaritimeMarycrest Int'l ........................................................................................Teikyo MarycrestMd.-East. Shore ...........................................................................................Maryland St.Massachusetts.........................................Massachusetts St.; Massachusetts Agriculture Col.Mass.-Dartmouth.................................................................................Southeastern Mass.Mass.-Lowell........................................................................Lowell; Lowell St.; Lowell TechMcDaniel....................................................................................................Western Md.Memphis ..................................................................Memphis St.; West Tenn. St. NormalMichigan Tech..........................................................................Michigan Mines and TechMillersville..................................................................................................Millersville St.Millikin ......................................................................................................James MillikinMinn. St. Mankato ........................................................................................Mankato St.Minn. St. Moorhead ...................................................................................Moorhead St.Mississippi Col.......................................................................................Mississippi A&MMississippi Val. ..............................................................................Mississippi VocationalMissouri St. .........................................................................................Southwest Mo. St.Mo.-Rolla...................................................................................Missouri School of MinesMont. St.-Billings ....................................................................................Eastern MontanaMontana St.-Northern ..........................................................................Northern MontanaNeb.-Kearney................................................................................................Kearney St.Neb.-Omaha ......................................................................................................OmahaNew England U. ....................................................................................St. Francis (Me.)New Jersey City .........................................................................................Jersey City St.New Mexico St. ................................................................................New Mexico A&MNew Orleans ....................................................................................Louisiana St. (N.O.)North Ala. ...................................................................................................Florence St.N.C. Central ....................................................................................North Caro. CollegeUNC Pembroke...........................................................................................Pembroke St.North Central Texas...................................................................................Cooke CountyNorth Texas ...............................................................................................North Tex. St.Northeastern St. ............................................................................Northeastern Okla. St.Northern Ariz. ..................................................................................Arizona St.-FlagstaffNorthern Colo. ..............................................................Colorado St. Col.; State TeachersOkla. Panhandle ..............................................................Panhandle A&M; Panhandle St.Oklahoma St. ........................................................................................Oklahoma A&MOld Dominion...........................................................................William & Mary (Norfolk)Penn St.-Berks.....................................................Penn St. Berks-Lehigh Val.; Berks & LehighPenn St.-Harrisburg ..................................................................................Penn St.-CapitolPepperdine........................................................................................George PepperdinePhila. Sciences ........................................................................................Phila. PharmacyPhiladelphia U. ...........................................................................................Phila. TextilePittsburgh.......................................................................................Western PennsylvaniaPlymouth St...............................................................Plymouth Normal; Plymouth TeachersPolytechnic (N.Y.) ................................................................New York Poly; Brooklyn PolyPortland St..........................................................................................................VanportPost ...............................................................................................................Teikyo Post Randolph ...............................................................................Randolph-Macon Woman’sRhodes ............................................................................................Southwestern (Tenn.)Rice .............................................................................................................Rice InstituteRichard Stockton............................................................................................Stockton St.Rochester Inst. ....................................................................................Mechanics InstituteRose-Hulman...............................................................................Rose Polytechnic InstituteRowan .......................................................................................................Glassboro St.Salem Int'l ........................................................................................Salem-Teikyo; SalemSamford .....................................................................................................Howard Col.S.C. Upstate..........................................................................................S.C.-SpartanburgSouthern Ark. ..........................................................................................Magnolia A&MSouthern Conn. St.....................................................................................New Britain St.Southern Ind. ..................................................................................Indiana St.-EvansvilleSouthern Me. ..................................................Maine Portland-Gorham; Gorham St. (Me.)Southern Miss...............................................Mississippi Southern Col.; Mississippi NormalSouthern N.H........................................................................................New Hamp. Col.Southern U. ...............................................................................................Southern B.R.Southwest Minn. St. ....................................................................................Southwest St.Stevens Institute ............................................................................................Stevens TechTaylor-Ft. Wayne....................................................................................Summit ChristianTex. A&M-Commerce..................................................................................East Texas St.Tex. A&M-Kingsville .........................................................................................Texas A&I

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Current school name/tabular style: Changed from:Tex.-Pan American .....................................................................................Pan AmericanTexas St. .............................................................................................Southwest Tex. St.Towson..........................................................................................................Towson St.Troy ...................................................................................................................Troy St.Truman...............................................................................Northeast Mo. St.; Truman St.Tulsa.........................................................................................................Henry KendallWashburn ....................................................................................................Lincoln Col.Washington-St. Louis ............................................................................Washington (Mo.)Washington St. ...................................................................Washington Agricultural Col.West Ala. .......................................................................................................LivingstonWest Tex. A&M........................................................................................West Texas St.Western N.M. ...............................................................................New Mexico WesternWestern Ore. ...................Monmouth Normal; Oregon Tech; Oregon College of EducationWestern St. ..................................................................Colo. Western; Colorado NormalWestmar .................................................................Western Union Col.; Teikyo WestmarWichita St. .....................................................................................................FairmountWidener ..................................................................................Pennsylvania Military Col.Wm. Paterson ...............................................................................................Paterson St.Wis.-Superior.........................................................................................Superior NormalXavier..............................................................................................................St. Xavier

In the early days of colleges and universities, many schools used the designation of Teachers College.Due to the high numbers of such schools, they are not listed here.

SCHOOLS also known asCurrent school name/tabular style: Changed from:

A&M-Corpus Christi.......................................................................Tex. A&M-Corp. Chris.Air Force ....................................................................................U.S. Air Force AcademyApprentice School....................................................................................Newport NewsArmy...........................................................................U.S. Military Academy; West PointBaruch ...............................................................................................Bernard M. BaruchBYU........................................................................................................Brigham YoungCase Reserve.................................................................................Case Western ReserveCCNY......................................................................................City College of New York Coast Guard .........................................................................U.S. Coast Guard AcademyGCSU .......................................................................................Georgia College & StateHawthorne .....................................................................................Nathaniel HawthorneIPFW ......................................................................................Indiana/Purdue-Ft. WayneIUPUI....................................................................................Indiana/Purdue-IndianapolisLehman ..............................................................................................Herbert H. LehmanLipscomb ................................................................................................David LipscombLong Island...................................................................................................LIU-BrooklynLSU.............................................................................................................Louisiana St.Mass. Liberal Arts.........................................Massachusetts College (was North Adams St.)Merchant Marine..........................................King's Point; U.S. Merchant Marine AcademyMIT ..........................................................................Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyNavy..............................................................................................U.S. Naval AcademyCity Tech .....................................................................New York City Tech (was NYCCT)NJIT..............................................................Newark Engineering (was N.J. Inst. of Tech.)NYIT......................................................New York Institute of Technology; New York TechRensselaer ..................................................................................RPI, Rensselaer Poly Inst.Rochester Inst. ...........................................................................................................RITSewanee .......................................................................................University of the SouthSMU..................................................................................................Southern MethodistSouthampton..........................................................................................LIU-SouthamptonSUNYIT........................................................................................................Utica/RomeTCNJ .............................................................The College of New Jersey (was Trenton St.)TCU .....................................................................Texas Christian (was AddRan Christian)UAB......................................................................................................Ala.-BirminghamUCF ..................................................................................Central Fla. (was Florida Tech)UCLA ........................................................................University of California, Los AngelesUMBC...................................................................................................Md.-Balt. CountyUMKC ...................................................................................................Mo.-Kansas CityUNI.................................................Northern Iowa (was Iowa Normal; State Col. of Iowa)UNLV..............................................................Nevada-Las Vegas (was Nevada Southern)UTEP ...........................................................................Texas-El Paso (was Texas Western)UTSA..................................................................................................Texas-San AntonioVCU.................................................................................................Va. CommonwealthVMI..............................................................................................................Va. MilitaryWPI .........................................................................Worcester Poly Inst.; Worcester Tech

SCHOOL MERGERSCurrent school name: Two Schools Merged & Year:

Case Reserve.......................................................Case Tech & Western Reserve; 1971-72Martin Luther .........................................Northwestern (Wis.) & Dr. Martin Luther, 1995-96Mass.-Lowell .................................................................Lowell St. & Lowell Tech; 1975-76

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New To this BookAward WinnersAward PageWuerffel Trophy ..................................................................................... 232

Division IIRecordsIndividual Records ........................ 10Team Records................................ 16Annual Champions,

All-Time Leaders ........................ 19Team Champions .......................... 40All-Time Team Won-Lost Records... 44National Poll Rankings.................. 46Undefeated, Untied Teams ............ 47Streaks and Rivalries .................... 50Cliffhangers .................................. 50Division II Stadiums....................... 52Division II Statistics Trends............. 53

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS10

Individual RecordsOfficial national statistics for all nonmajor four-year colleges began in 1946 with a limited post-season survey. In 1948, the service was expand-ed to include weekly individual and team statis-tics rankings in all categories except intercep-tions, field goals, punt returns and kickoff returns;these categories were added to official individ-ual rankings and records in 1970. In 1992, sta-tistics compilations for individual all-purposeyards and team net punting, punt returns, kickoffreturns and turnover margin were begun. In2000, defensive team and individual statisticswere added.From 1946, individual rankings were by totals.Beginning in 1970, most season individual rank-ings were by per-game averages. In totaloffense, receiving yards, all-purpose yards, rush-ing and scoring, yards or points per game deter-mine rankings; in receiving and interceptions,catches per game; in punt and kickoff returns,yards per return; and in field goals, numbermade per game. Punting always has been byaverage, and all team rankings have been pergame.Beginning in 1979, passers were ranked in alldivisions on efficiency rating points, and teampass defense rankings changed to the same rat-ing system in 1990 (see page 6 for explana-tion).Before 1967, rankings and records included allfour-year colleges that reported their statistics tothe NCAA. Beginning with the 1967 season,rankings and records included only members ofthe NCAA.In 1973, College Division teams were dividedinto Division II and Division III under a three-divi-sion reorganization plan adopted by the specialNCAA Convention on August 1, 1973. Careerrecords of players include only those years inwhich they competed in Division II.Before 2002, postseason games were notincluded in NCAA final football statistics orrecords. Beginning with the 2002 season, allpostseason games were included in NCAA finalfootball statistics and records.Collegiate records for all NCAA divisions canbe determined by comparing records for all fourdivisions.Before 2002, all individual and team statisticsrankings include regular-season games only.A player whose career includes statistics forparts of five seasons (or an active player whowill play in five seasons) because he was grant-ed an additional season of competition for rea-sons of hardship or a freshman redshirt, is denot-ed by “$.”NCAA DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL STATISTICSCOMPILATION POLICIESAll individual defensive statistics reported to theNCAA must be compiled by the press box sta-tistics crew during the game. Defensive numberscompiled by the coaching staff or other universi-ty/college personnel using game film will not beconsidered “official” NCAA statistics.This policy does not preclude a conference orinstitution from making after-the-game changesto press box numbers. This is consistent withexisting NCAA policies involving corrections toany offensive statistics after a contest. Anychanges to press box numbers must be obvious

errors, such as misidentified players, and thisshould not be interpreted as a way for press boxstatistics to be later “updated” by the coachingfilms. Changes should be made within oneweek after the game is played. Statisticians alsoare reminded that NCAA policy does not permitchanges to away-game statistics unlessapproved by the home sports information direc-tor.It is important to note that this policy appliesONLY to official NCAA statistics and nationalrankings, and does not mean a coaching staffcannot compile separate defensive statistics forinstitutional use. Those compilations also couldappear in the institution’s press releases and/orWeb site, as long as they are identified ascoaching film numbers rather than official statis-tics as used by the NCAA.The NCAA statistics staff reserves the right toreview any statistics provided to the nationaloffice and may withhold publishing/postingthose numbers until the accuracy of those statis-tics can be substantiated.

Total Offense(Rushing Plus Passing)MOST PLAYSGame

88—Jarrod DeGeorgia, Wayne St. (Neb.) vs. Drake,Nov. 9, 1996 (594 yards)

Season660—Chad Friehauf, Colorado Mines, 2004 (5,363

yards)Per-game record—59.9, Matt Kisell, Mercyhurst, 1999

(599 in 10)Career

2,216—Andrew Webb, Fort Lewis, 2000-03 (11,789yards)

Also holds per-game record with 51.5 (2,216 in 43)

MOST PLAYS BY A FRESHMANSeason

625—Ted Schlafke, Minn. Duluth, 2005 (3,591 yards)Per-game record—54.2, Nathan Emert, Mo. Southern

St., 2004 (596 in 11)

MOST YARDS GAINEDGame

660—Andrew Webb, Fort Lewis vs. Mesa St., Nov.16, 2002 (22 rushing, 638 passing)

Season5,363—Chad Friehauf, Colorado Mines, 2004 (717

rushing, 4,646 passing)Also holds per-game record with 412.5 (5,363 in 13)

Career16,064—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-

06 (1,714 rushing, 14,350 passing)Also holds per-game record with 334.7 (16,064 in 48)

MOST SEASONS GAINING 4,000 YARDSOR MORE

2—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2004 (4,292)& 2005 (4,960)


4—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003 (3,342),2004 (4,292), 2005 (4,960) & 2006 (3,470)


4—James McNear, Concordia-St. Paul, 2002 (2,752),2003 (3,273), 2004 (2,733) & 2005 (3,688); JoeyConrad, Glenville St., 2002 (2,523), 2003 (3,485),2004 (2,615) & 2005 (3,868); Cullen Finnerty,Grand Valley St., 2003 (3,586), 2004 (2,930),2005 (2,959) & 2006 (3,800)

GAINING 1,000 YARDS RUSHING AND 1,000YARDS PASSINGSeason

15 times. Most recent: Daniel Polk, Midwestern St.,2006 (1,199 rushing, 1,114 passing); Rob Blount,C.W. Post, 2005 (1,018 rushing, 2,995 passing);

James McNear, Concordia-St. Paul, 2005 (1,244rushing, 2,444 passing)

GAINING 3,000 YARDS RUSHING AND 9,000YARDS PASSINGCareer

James McNear, Concordia-St. Paul, 2002-05 (3,022rushing, 9,424 passing)


Neal Philpot, Pittsburg St., 2001-04 (4,337 rushing,5,831 passing)


Cullen Finnerty, Grand Valley St., 2003-06 (2,370rushing, 10,905 passing)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A FRESHMANGame

563—Chris Reil, Henderson St. vs. Arkansas Tech, Oct.28, 2000

Season3,591—Ted Schlafke, Minn. Duluth, 2005 (625 plays)Per-game record—322.5, Scott Eyster, Delta St., 2003

(3,548 in 11)

MOST GAMES GAINING 300 YARDS OR MORESeason

9—Jimmy Terwilliger, 2004 (12 games) & 2005 (14games)

Career27—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06

MOST YARDS GAINED PER PLAYSeason

(Min. 350 plays) 10.1—Curt Anes, Grand Valley St.,2001 (360 for 3,621)

Career(Min. 950 plays) 8.9—J.T. O’Sullivan, UC Davis,

1998-01 (987 for 8,743)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR(TDs Scored and Passed For)Game

10—Bruce Swanson, North Park vs. North Central (Ill.),Oct. 12, 1968 (passed for 10)

Also holds Most Points Responsible For record with 60Season

55—Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St., 2000 (passed for 54,rushed for 1)

Also holds Most Points Responsible For record with 330Career

161—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06(rushed for 13, passed for 148)

Also holds Most Points Responsible For record with 966

RushingMOST RUSHESGame

62—Nelson Edmonds, Northern Mich. vs. Wayne St.(Mich.), Oct. 26, 1991 (291 yards)

Season385—Joe Gough, Wayne St. (Mich.), 1994 (1,593

yards)Per-game record—38.6, Mark Perkins, Hobart, 1968

(309 in 8)Career

1,131—Josh Ranek, South Dakota St., $1997-01(6,794 yards)

Per-game record—29.8, Bernie Peeters, Luther, 1968-71 (1,072 in 36)

$See Page 10 for explanation.

MOST CONSECUTIVE RUSHES BY SAME PLAYERGame

21—Roger Graham, New Haven vs. Knoxville, Oct.29, 1994 (during six possessions)

MOST RUSHES BY A QUARTERBACKCareer

730—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989-92

MOST YARDS GAINEDQuarter

184—Stefan Logan, South Dakota vs. Truman, Sept. 3,2005 (7 carries in 2nd quarter)

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Half229—Alvon Brown, Kentucky St. vs. Ky. Wesleyan,

Sept. 16, 2000Game

410—Andrew Terry, Ferris St. vs. Findlay, Oct. 2,2004 (38 rushes)

Season2,756—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2006 (344

rushes)Per-game record—222.0, Anthony Gray, Western

N.M, 1997 (277 rushes)Career

6,985—Germaine Race, Pittsburg St., 2003-06 (941rushes)

Per-game record—183.4, Anthony Gray, WesternN.M., 1997-98 (3,484 in 19)


380—Garrion Corbin, Tiffin vs. Quincy, Nov. 16,2002 (44 rushes)

Season2,065—Joique Bell, Wayne St. (Mich.), 2006 (348

rushes)Also holds per-game record with 187.7 (2,065 in 11)

MOST YARDS GAINED IN FIRST GAMEOF CAREER

238—Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&M-Kingsville vs. TexasSouthern, Sept. 6, 1986

MOST YARDS GAINED AGAINST ONEOPPONENTCareer

1,010—Brian Shay, Emporia St. vs. Washburn, 1995-98 (112 rushes)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY TWO PLAYERS,SAME TEAMGame

514—Thelbert Withers (333) & Derrick Ray (181),N.M. Highlands vs. Fort Lewis, Oct. 17, 1992

Season3,611—Germaine Race (2,213) & Neal Philpot

(1,398), Pittsburg St., 2004Per-game record—320.5, Johnny Bailey (2,011) &

Heath Sherman (1,515), Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 1986(3,526 in 11)

Career8,594—Johnny Bailey (5,051) & Heath Sherman

(3,543), Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 1986-88 (1,317 rush-es)

TWO PLAYERS, SAME TEAM, EACH GAINING200 YARDS OR MOREGame

Five times. Most recent: Thad Variance (204) & PatNorris (203), N.M. Highlands vs. Colorado Mines,Oct. 10, 1998

TWO PLAYERS, SAME TEAM, EACH GAINING1,000 YARDS OR MORESeason

23 times. Most recent: Bernard Scott (1,026) & KentrelRogers (1,012), Central Ark., 2004; Reed Gottula(1,184) & Jordan Hickel (1,086), Fort Hays St.,2004; Germaine Race (2,213) & Neal Philpot(1,398), Pittsburg St., 2004; Martin Hicks (1,148) &Jerrick Bines (1,137), Winston-Salem, 2004


13—Germaine Race, Pittsburg St., 2004Career

34—Damian Beane, Shepherd, 1996-99 (played in38)

MOST GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MOREBY A FRESHMANSeason

11—Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 1986

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORESeason

12—Ian Smart, C.W. Post, 2001; Danny Woodhead,Chadron St., 2006

Career25—Roger Graham, New Haven, 1992-94

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORE BY A FRESHMANSeason

11—Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 1986


10—Kavin Gailliard, American Int’l, 1999Career

17—¢Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2004-06(played in 33)

¢Active player.

MOST GAMES GAINING 200 YARDS OR MOREBY A FRESHMANSeason

5—Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 1986; DannyWoodhead, Chadron St., 2004

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 200YARDS OR MORESeason

8—Kavin Gailliard, American Int’l, 1999


4—Anthony Gray, Western N.M., 1997

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A QUARTERBACKGame

323—Shawn Graves, Wofford vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Sept.15, 1990 (23 rushes)

Season1,483—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989 (241 rushes)

Career5,128—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989-92 (730

rushes)

MOST SEASONS GAINING 1,000 YARDSOR MORECareer

4—Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 1986-89;Jeremy Monroe, Michigan Tech, 1990-93; JarrettAnderson, Truman, 1993-96; Damian Beane,Shepherd, 1996-99; Chris Washington, Concordia-St. Paul, 2000-03

MOST YARDS GAINED PER RUSHGame

(Min. 20 rushes) 17.5—Don Polkinghorne, Washing-ton-St. Louis vs. Wash. & Lee, Nov. 23, 1957 (21 for367)

Season(Min. 140 rushes) 10.5—Billy Johnson, Widener,

1972 (148 for 1,556)(Min. 200 rushes) 9.0—Germaine Race, Pittsburg St.,

2004 (247 for 2,213)(Min. 250 rushes) 8.3—Kavin Gailliard, American Int’l,

1999 (320 for 2,653)Career

(Min. 500 rushes) 8.5—Bill Rhodes, Western St., 1953-56 (506 for 4,294)

(Min. 750 rushes) 7.58—Ian Smart, C.W. Post, 1999-02 (877 for 6,647)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDGame

8—Junior Wolf, Okla. Panhandle vs. St. Mary (Kan.),Nov. 8, 1958

Season34—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2006 (13

games)Career

107—Germaine Race, Pittsburg St., 2003-06 (52games)

Per-game record—2.09, Ian Smart, C.W. Post, 1999-02 (94 in 45)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDBY A FRESHMANSeason

25—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2004Also holds per-game record with 2.5 (25 in 10)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDBY A QUARTERBACKSeason

24—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989Per-game record—2.3, Jeff Bentrim, North Dakota St.,

1986 (23 in 10)Career

72—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989-92Per-game record—1.8, Jeff Bentrim, North Dakota St.,

1983-86 (64 in 35)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDBY TWO PLAYERS, SAME TEAMSeason

47—Germaine Race (33) & Andy Majors (14),Pittsburg St., 2005

Per-game record—4.1, Roger Graham (22) & A.J.Livingston (19), New Haven, 1992 (41 in 10)

Career120—Germaine Race (107) & Justin Bean (13),

Pittsburg St., 2003-06

LONGEST PLAY99 yards—22 times. Most recent: Isaac Redman,

Bowie St. vs. Morgan St., Sept. 10, 2005

PassingHIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY RATING POINTSSeason

(Min. 15 atts. per game) 210.1—Boyd Crawford,Albertson, 1953 (120 attempts, 72 completions, 6interceptions, 1,462 yards, 21 TD passes)

(Min. 100 comps.) 221.6—Curt Anes, Grand ValleySt., 2001 (271 attempts, 189 completions, 3 inter-ceptions, 3,086 yards, 48 TD passes)

(Min. 200 comps.) 196.5—Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St.,2001 (319 attempts, 231 completions, 8 intercep-tions, 3,214 yards, 43 TD passes)

Career(Min. 375 comps.) 190.8—Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St.,

2000-01 (754 attempts, 548 completions, 14 inter-ceptions, 7,121 yards, 97 TD passes)

(Min. 750 comps.) 170.7—Jimmy Terwilliger, EastStroudsburg, 2003-06 (1,481 attempts, 906 com-pletions, 36 interceptions, 14,350 yards, 148 TDpasses)

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTEDGame

76—Jarrod DeGeorgia, Wayne St. (Neb.) vs. Drake,Nov. 9, 1996 (completed 56); Evan Gray, Mo.-Rollavs. Mo. Western St., Nov. 15, 2003 (completed 47)

Season583—Dalton Bell, West Tex. A&M, 2006 (completed

386)Per-game record—50.8, Andrew Webb, Fort Lewis,

2001 (559 in 11)Career

1,898—Andrew Webb, Fort Lewis, 2000-03 (complet-ed 1,007)

Per-game record—46.2, Tim Von Dulm, Portland St.,1969-70 (924 in 20)

MOST PASSES COMPLETEDGame

56—Jarrod DeGeorgia, Wayne St. (Neb.) vs. Drake,Nov. 9, 1996 (attempted 76)

Season386—Dalton Bell, West Tex. A&M, 2006 (attempted

583)Per-game record—32.4, Lance Funderburk, Valdosta

St., 1995 (356 in 11)Career

1,007—Andrew Webb, Fort Lewis, 2000-03 (attempt-ed 1,898)

Per-game record—25.9, Evan Gray, Mo.-Rolla, 2003-05 (493 in 19)

MOST PASSES COMPLETED BY A FRESHMANGame

41—Neil Lomax, Portland St. vs. Montana St., Nov.19, 1977 (attempted 59)

MOST CONSECUTIVE PASSES COMPLETEDGame

20—Rod Bockwoldt, Weber St. vs. South Dakota St.,Nov. 6, 1976; Chris Hatcher, Valdosta St. vs. NewHaven, Oct. 8, 1994; Todd Cunningham,Presbyterian vs. Wingate, Oct. 30, 1999

Season23—Mike Ganey, Allegheny, 1967 (completed last 16

attempts vs. Carnegie Mellon, Oct. 9, and first 7 vs.Oberlin, Oct. 16)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES COMPLETEDGame

(Min. 20 comps.) 90.9%—Rod Bockwoldt, Weber St.vs. South Dakota St., Nov. 6, 1976 (20 of 22)

(Min. 35 comps.) 88.6%—Chris Hatcher, Valdosta St.vs. New Haven, Oct. 8, 1994 (39 of 44)

Season(Min. 250 atts.) 74.7%—Chris Hatcher, Valdosta St.,

1994 (321 of 430)(Min 500 atts.) 74.4%—Chad Friehauf, Colorado

Mines, 2004 (384 of 516)Career

(Min. 500 atts.) 72.7%—Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St.,2000-01 (548 of 754)

12 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

(Min. 1,000 atts.) 69.0%—Chris Hatcher, Valdosta St.,1991-94 (1,001 of 1,451)

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTEDGame

9—Henry Schafer, Johns Hopkins vs. Haverford, Oct.16, 1965; Pat Brennan, Franklin vs. Saginaw Valley,Sept. 24, 1983

Season32—Joe Stetser, Cal St. Chico, 1967 (attempted 464)

Career88—Bob McLaughlin, Lock Haven, 1992-95 (attempt-

ed 1,719)

LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES HADINTERCEPTEDSeason

(Min. 200 atts.) 0.4%—James Weir, New Haven,1993 (1 of 266)

(Min. 300 atts.) 1.0%—Jesse Showerda, New Haven,1996 (3 of 300)

Career(Min. 500 atts.) 2.1%—Jeff Fox, Grand Valley St.,

1995-98 (22 of 1,031)

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED WITHOUTINTERCEPTIONGame

73—Josh Aliveto, Concord vs. Fairmont St., Oct. 27,2001 (35 completions)

Season113—Jeff Allen, New Hampshire, 1975

MOST CONSECUTIVE PASSES ATTEMPTEDWITHOUT INTERCEPTION

280—Jesse Showerda, New Haven, during 10 gamesfrom Sept. 7 to Nov. 16, 1996


645—Matt Kohn, Indianapolis vs. Michigan Tech,Sept. 20, 2003

Season4,646—Chad Friehauf, Colorado Mines, 2004Per-game record—393.4, Grady Benton, West Tex.

A&M, 1994 (3,541 in 9)Career

14,350—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06

Per-game record—323.7, Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St.,2000-01 (7,121 in 22)


579—Chris Reil, Henderson St. vs. Arkansas Tech, Oct.28, 2000

Season3,406—Nathan Emert, Mo. Southern St., 2004


14—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2005Career

43—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING200 YARDS OR MORECareer

28—Chris Hatcher, Valdosta St., 1992-94 (last 6 in1992, all 11 in 1993 and 1994)


10—Brett Salisbury, Wayne St. (Neb.), 1993Career


MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING300 YARDS OR MORESeason

10—Brett Salisbury, Wayne St. (Neb.), 1993

MOST YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPTSeason

(Min. 300 atts.) 11.3—Jayson Merrill, Western St.,1991 (309 for 3,484)

Career(Min. 500 atts.) 10.6—John Charles, Portland St.,

1991-92 (510 for 5,389)(Min. 700 atts.) 9.7—Jimmy Terwilliger, East

Stroudsburg, 2003-06 (1,481 for 14,350)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER COMPLETIONSeason

(Min. 125 comps.) 18.8—J.T. O’Sullivan, UC Davis,2000 (141 for 2,648)

(Min. 175 comps.) 17.9—Damian Poalucci, EastStroudsburg, 1996 (214 for 3,831)

Career(Min. 300 comps.) 17.9—Neal Philpot, Pittsburg St.,

2001-04 (326 for 5,831)(Min. 600 comps.) 15.9—Justin Coleman, Neb.-

Kearney, 1997-00 (706 for 11,213)(Min. 900 comps.) 15.8—Jimmy Terwilliger, East

Stroudsburg, 2003-06 (906 for 14,350)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSESQuarter

5—Kevin Russell, California (Pa.) vs. Frostburg St., Nov.5, 1983 (2nd quarter); Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St. vs.Ouachita Baptist, Nov. 4, 2000 (2nd quarter)

Game10—Bruce Swanson, North Park vs. North Central (Ill.),

Oct. 12, 1968Season

54—Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St., 2000Also holds per-game record with 4.9 (54 in 11)

Career148—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06

(48 games)Per-game record—3.11, Evan Gray, Mo.-Rolla, 2003-

05 (59 in 19)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY A FRESHMANGame

6—Earl Harvey, N.C. Central vs. Johnson C. Smith,Nov. 9, 1985; Todd Cunningham, Presbyterian vs.Newberry, Nov. 14, 1998; Chris Reil, Henderson St.vs. Arkansas Tech, Oct. 28, 2000; Tom Guy,American Int’l vs. Bryant, Nov. 4, 2000 (includesovertime); Marc Eddy, Bentley vs. American Int’l,Sept. 21, 2001

Season36—Tobi Korrodi, Northern St., 2003

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSESFOR TOUCHDOWNSSeason

(Min. 150 atts.) 17.7%—Curt Anes, Grand Valley St.,2001 (48 of 271)

(Min. 300 atts.) 12.4%—Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St.,2000 (54 of 435)

Career(Min. 500 atts.) 12.2%—Al Niemela, West Chester,

1985-88 (73 of 600)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES THROWINGA TOUCHDOWN PASSCareer

39—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06 (all11 in 2003, all 12 in 2004, all 14 in 2005, 2 in2006)

MOST GAMES WITH THREE OR MORETOUCHDOWN PASSESSeason

10—Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 2002Career


MOST GAMES WITH FIVE OR MORETOUCHDOWN PASSESSeason

7—Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 2002Career

12—Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., 1999-02

MOST GAMES THROWING A TOUCHDOWNPASSCareer

47—Jimmy Terwilliger, East Stroudsburg, 2003-06(played in 48)

LONGEST COMPLETION99 yards—27 times. Most recent: Mark Smith to Brian

Pray, Pittsburg St. vs. Mo. Southern St., Sept. 23,2006; Lamar Little to Michael Hampton, VirginiaUnion vs. West Va. Wesleyan, Sept. 9, 2006

ReceivingMOST PASSES CAUGHTGame

23—Barry Wagner, Alabama A&M vs. Clark Atlanta,Nov. 4, 1989 (370 yards); Chris George, GlenvilleSt. vs. West Va. Wesleyan, Oct. 15, 1994 (303yards)

Season119—Brad Bailey, West Tex. A&M, 1994 (1,552

yards)

Per-game record—11.7, Chris George, Glenville St.,1993 (117 in 10)

Career323—Clarence Coleman, Ferris St., 1998-01 (4,983

yards)Per-game record—11.5, Chris George, Glenville St.,

1993-94 (230 in 20)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES CATCHINGA PASSCareer

44—Mitch Allner, Morningside, 1996-99 (all 44played); Dallas Mall, Bentley, 2001-04 (all 44played)

MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY A TIGHT ENDGame

15—Eight times. Most recent: Kory Wright, Concordvs. Fairmont St., Oct. 27, 2001 (193 yards)

Season87—Kory Wright, Concord, 2001 (1,007 yards)

Career199—Barry Naone, Portland St., 1985-88 (2,237

yards)

MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY A RUNNING BACKSeason

94—Billy Joe Masters, Evansville, 1987 (960 yards)Also holds per-game record with 9.4 (94 in 10)

Career200—Mark Steinmeyer, Kutztown, 1988-91 (2,118

yards)Per-game record—5.4, Mark Marana, Northern Mich.,

1979-80 (107 in 20)

MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY A FRESHMANSeason

94—Jarett Vito, Emporia St., 1995 (932 yards)

MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY TWO PLAYERS,SAME TEAMSeason

179—Justin Gallas (95) & Jonny Chan (84), ColoradoMines, 2004 (2,728 yards)

Career399—Jon Spinosa (218) & Bryan McGinty (181), Lock

Haven, 1993-95 (4,615 yards)

MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY THREE PLAYERS,SAME TEAMSeason

257—Justin Gallas (95), Jonny Chan (84) & BryanFlorendo (78), Colorado Mines, 2004 (3,370 yards)


401—Kevin Ingram, West Chester, vs. Clarion, Oct.31, 1998 (caught 13)

Season1,876—Chris George, Glenville St., 1993 (caught

117)Also holds per-game record with 187.6 (1,876 in 10)

Career4,983—Clarence Coleman, Ferris St., 1998-01

(caught 323)Per-game record—160.8, Chris George, Glenville St.,

1993-94 (3,215 in 20)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A TIGHT ENDGame

290—Bob Tucker, Bloomsburg vs. Susquehanna, Oct.7, 1967 (caught 15)

Season1,325—Bob Tucker, Bloomsburg, 1967 (caught 77)

Career2,494—Dan Anderson, Northwest Mo. St., 1982-85

(caught 186)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A RUNNING BACKGame

209—Don Lenhard, Bucknell vs. Delaware, Nov. 19,1966 (caught 11)

Season1,202—Larry Bales, Emory & Henry, 1968 (caught 62)Also holds per-game record with 120.2 (1,202 in 10)

Career2,118—Mark Steinmeyer, Kutztown, 1988-91 (caught

200)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A FRESHMANSeason

1,313—Dallas Mall, Bentley, 2001 (caught 69)


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MOST YARDS GAINED BY TWO PLAYERS,SAME TEAMCareer

6,528—Robert Clark (4,231) & Robert Green (2,297),N.C. Central, 1983-86 (caught 363)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER RECEPTIONSeason

(Min. 30 receps.) 32.5—Tyrone Johnson, Western St.,1991 (32 for 1,039)

(Min. 40 receps.) 27.6—Chris Harkness, Ashland,1987 (41 for 1,131)

(Min. 55 receps.) 24.0—Rod Smith, Mo. Southern St.,1991 (60 for 1,439)

Career(Min. 135 receps.) 23.2—Romar Crenshaw, South-

eastern Okla., 2000-03 (135 for 3,133)(Min. 180 receps.) 20.1—Robert Clark, N.C. Central,

1983-86 (210 for 4,231)

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RECEPTION BYA RUNNING BACKSeason

(Min. 40 receps.) 19.4—Larry Bales, Emory & Henry,1968 (62 for 1,202)

Career(Min. 80 receps.) 18.1—John Smith, Boise St., 1972-

75 (89 for 1,608)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHTQuarter

4—Chris Perry, Adams St. vs. Mesa St., Nov. 4, 1995(2nd quarter)

Game8—Paul Zaeske, North Park vs. North Central (Ill.), Oct.

12, 1968 (caught 11)Season

35—David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 2002 (caught 77)Also holds per-game record with 2.8 in 2001 (28 in

10)Career

78—Dallas Mall, Bentley, 2001-04 (caught 283)Also holds per-game record with 1.8 (78 in 44)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHTBY A TIGHT ENDGame

5—Alex Preuss, Grand Valley St. vs. Winona St., Sept.17, 1988; Mike Palomino, Portland St. vs. Cal Poly,Nov. 16, 1991

Season15—Devon Stewart, Ark.-Monticello, 2003

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHTBY A RUNNING BACKSeason

12—Larry Bales, Emory & Henry, 1968Career

24—John Smith, Boise St., 1972-75

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHTBY A FRESHMANSeason

24—Dallas Mall, Bentley, 2001 (caught 69)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES CAUGHTFOR TOUCHDOWNSSeason

(Min. 10 TDs) 68.8%—Jim Callahan, Temple, 1966(11 of 16)

Career(Min. 20 TDs) 34.2%—David Kircus, Grand Valley St.,

1999-02 (76 of 222)

MOST CONSECUTIVE PASSES CAUGHT FOR TOUCHDOWNSGame

5—Jim Callahan, Temple vs. Bucknell, Oct. 8, 1966Season

10—Jim Callahan, Temple, 1966 (first 5 games ofcareer)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES CATCHINGA TOUCHDOWN PASSCareer

24—David Kircus, Grand Valley St., Aug. 30, 2001 toDec. 14, 2002

MOST GAMES CATCHING A TOUCHDOWNPASSCareer

39—Dallas Mall, Bentley, 2001-04 (played in 44)

LONGEST RECEPTION99 yards—27 times. Most recent: Brian Pray from Mark

Smith, Pittsburg St. vs. Mo. Southern St., Sept. 23,

2006; Michael Hampton from Lamar Little, VirginiaUnion vs. West Va. Wesleyan, Sept. 9, 2006

PuntingMOST PUNTSGame

32—Jan Jones, Sam Houston St. vs. Tex. A&M-Commerce, Nov. 2, 1946 (1,203 yards)

Season98—John Tassi, Lincoln (Mo.), 1981 (3,163 yards)

Career328—Dan Brown, Nicholls St., 1976-79 (12,883

yards)

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER PUNTGame

(Min. 5 punts) 57.5—Tim Baer, Colorado Mines vs.Fort Lewis, Oct. 25, 1986 (8 for 460)

Season(Min. 20 punts) 49.1—Steve Ecker, Shippensburg,

1965 (32 for 1,570)(Min. 40 punts) 48.0—Jeff Williams, Adams St., 2004

(71 for 3,405)Career

(Min. 100 punts) 44.9—Jeff Williams, Adams St.,2002-05 (240 for 10,780)

LONGEST PUNT97 yards—Earl Hurst, Emporia St. vs. Central Mo., Oct.

3, 1964

Interceptions(From 1970)

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTEDQuarter

3—Mike McDonald, La.-Lafayette vs. Lamar, Oct. 24,1970 (4th; 25 yards); Anthony Devine, Millersvillevs. Cheyney, Oct. 13, 1990 (3rd; 90 yards); NateNeuhaus, Neb.-Kearney vs. Wayne St. (Neb.), Oct.25, 1997 (3rd)

Half4—Nate Neuhaus, Neb.-Kearney vs. Wayne St.

(Neb.), Oct. 25, 1997 (2nd) Game

5—Five times. Most recent: Gary Evans, Truman vs.Mo.-Rolla, Oct. 18, 1975

Season14—Seven times. Most recent: Dan Peters, Shepherd,

2006 (219 yards); Pierre Thomas, Mo. Western St.,2003 (362 yards); Luther Howard, Delaware St.,1972 (99 yards); Eugene Hunter, Fort Valley St.,1972 (211 yards)

Per-game record—1.6, Tom Rezzuti, Northeastern,1971 (14 in 9); Eugene Hunter, Fort Valley St., 1972(14 in 9); Luther Howard, Delaware St., 1972 (14 in9)

Career37—Tom Collins, Indianapolis, 1982-85 (390 yards)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES INTERCEPTINGA PASSCareer

8—Darin Nix, Mo.-Rolla, 1993-94

MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNSGame

191—Demons Bryan, Saginaw Valley vs. Ferris St.,Sept. 15, 2001 (2 interceptions)

Season362—Pierre Thomas, Mo. Western St., 2003 (14 inter-

ceptions)Career

528—Pierre Thomas, Mo. Western St., 2000-03 (23interceptions)

MOST YARDS PER INTERCEPTION RETURNSeason

(Min. 6 ints.) 44.7—Ray Cannon, Bowie St., 1997 (6for 268)

Career(Min. 10 ints.) 37.4—Greg Anderson, Montana, 1974-

76 (11 for 411)(Min. 15 ints.) 29.6—Anthony Leonard, Virginia Union,

1973-76 (17 for 504)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ONINTERCEPTIONSSeason

4—Clay Blalack, Tenn.-Martin, 1976 (8 interceptions)

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN100 yards—15 times. Most recent: Ian Whittington,

West Liberty St. vs. Concord, Sept. 17, 2005; MikeDeBye, Stonehill vs. Assumption, Sept. 4, 2005

Punt Returns(From 1970)

MOST PUNT RETURNSGame

12—David Nelson, Ferris St. vs. Northern Mich., Oct.2, 1993 (240 yards)

Season61—Armin Anderson, UC Davis, 1984 (516 yards)

Career153—Armin Anderson, UC Davis, 1983-85 (1,207

yards)

MOST YARDS ON PUNT RETURNSGame

265—Billy Johnson, Widener vs. St. John’s (N.Y.),Sept. 23, 1972 (4 returns)

Season670—Travis Lueck, North Dakota, 2003 (41 returns)

Career1,760—Anthony Merritt, North Ala., 2003-06 (146

returns)

MOST YARDS PER PUNT RETURNGame

(Min. 4 rets.) 66.3—Billy Johnson, Widener vs. St.John’s (N.Y.), Sept. 23, 1972 (4 for 265)

Season(Min. 1.2 rets. per game) 34.1—Billy Johnson,

Widener, 1972 (15 for 511)Career

(Min. 1.2 rets. per game) 26.2—Billy Johnson,Widener, 1971-72 (29 for 759)

MOST OPPONENTS’ PUNTS BLOCKEDSeason

6—Tim Bowie, Northern Colo., 1995

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDON PUNT RETURNSGame

3—Bobby Ahu, Hawaii vs. Linfield, Nov. 15, 1969;Billy Johnson, Widener vs. St. John’s (N.Y.), Sept. 23,1972; Virgil Seay, Troy vs. West Ala., Sept. 29,1979

Season5—James Rooths, Shepherd, 1998

Career10—James Rooths, Shepherd, 1997-00 (59 returns,

1,223 yards)

LONGEST PUNT RETURN100 yards—Randy Ladson, Fayetteville St. vs. St.

Paul’s, Sept. 19, 1987

Kickoff Returns(From 1970)

MOST KICKOFF RETURNSGame

12—Johnny Cox, Fort Lewis vs. Mesa St., Nov. 3,1990

Season48—Matt Kacanda, East Stroudsburg, 1999 (1,210

yards)Career

116—Johnny Cox, Fort Lewis, 1990-93 (2,476 yards)

MOST YARDS ON KICKOFF RETURNSGame

276—Tom Dufresne, Hamline vs. Minn. Duluth, Sept.30, 1972 (7 returns); Matt Pericolosi, Central Conn.St. vs. Hofstra, Sept. 14, 1991 (6 returns)

Season1,234—Justin Gallas, Colorado Mines, 2005 (40

returns)Career

2,630—Dave Ludy, Winona St., 1991-94 (89 returns)

MOST YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURNGame

(Min. 3 rets.) 71.7—Clarence Martin, Cal Poly vs. CalPoly Pomona, Nov. 20, 1982 (3 for 215)

Season(Min. 1.2 rets. per game) 41.6—Andrew Jackson,

Merrimack, 2005 (17 for 707)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS14

Career(Min. 1.2 rets. per game) 34.0—Glen Printers,

Colorado St.-Pueblo, 1973-74 (25 for 851)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON KICKOFF RETURNSGame

2—Six times. Most recent: Jordan Babineaux, SouthernArk. vs. Delta St., Oct. 18, 2003

Season4—Andrew Jackson, Merrimack, 2005 (17 returns)

Career8—Dave Ludy, Winona St., 1991-94

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN100 yards—Many times. Most recent: Marc

Huddleston, California (Pa.) vs. Slippery Rock, Oct.14, 2006; Jonathon Hawks, Bemidji St. vs. NorthernSt., Sept. 30, 2006

Total Kick Returns(Combined Punt and Kickoff Returns)

MOST KICK RETURNSSeason

74—Anthony Merritt, North Ala., 2005 (51 punts, 23kickoffs, 1,141 yards)

Career213—Anthony Merritt, North Ala., 2003-06 (146

punts, 67 kickoffs, 3,378 yards)

MOST KICK-RETURN YARDSCareer

3,378—Anthony Merritt, North Ala., 2003-06 (1,760on punt returns, 1,618 on kickoff returns, 213returns)

MOST KICK-RETURN TOUCHDOWNSCareer

10—Anthony Leonard, Virginia Union, 1973-76 (6punt returns, 4 kickoff returns); James Rooths,Shepherd, 1997-00 (all punt returns); KevinNickerson, Central Mo., 1998-01 (8 punt returns, 2kickoff returns)

MOST CONSECUTIVE TOUCHDOWNSON KICK RETURNSGame

3—Bootsie Washington, Shepherd vs. West Va. Tech,Oct. 18, 1997 (89-yard kickoff return, 60-yard puntreturn, 59-yard punt return)

All Runbacks(Combined Interceptions, Punt Returns andKickoff Returns)

MOST TOUCHDOWNSSeason

6—Anthony Leonard, Virginia Union, 1974 (2 inter-ceptions, 2 punt returns, 2 kickoff returns); TerryGuess, Gardner-Webb, 1994 (3 punt returns, 3 kick-off returns); Bootsie Washington, Shepherd, 1997 (1interception, 4 punt returns, 1 kickoff return)

Career13—Anthony Leonard, Virginia Union, 1973-76 (3

interceptions, 6 punt returns, 4 kickoff returns); JamesRooths, Shepherd, 1997-00 (10 punt returns, 2 inter-ception returns, 1 blocked field goal return)

LONGEST RETURN OF A MISSED FIELD GOAL100—Kalvin Simmons, Clark Atlanta vs. Morris Brown,

Sept. 5, 1987 (actually from 6 yards in end zone);Josh Pierce, Newberry vs. Wingate, Oct. 14, 2000(actually from 5 yards in end zone)

Kicks Blocked

MOST TOTAL KICKS BLOCKED BYSeason

9—Clinton Washington, West Ala., 1997Career

22—Clinton Washington, West Ala., 1996-99

All-Purpose Yards(Yardage Gained From Rushing, Receiving andAll Runbacks)

MOST PLAYSSeason

415—Steve Roberts, Butler, 1989 (325 rushes, 49receptions, 21 punt returns, 20 kickoff returns; 2,669yards)

Career1,215—Josh Ranek, South Dakota St., $1997-01

(1,131 rushes, 72 receptions, 12 kickoff returns;7,946 yards)

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525—Andre Johnson, Ferris St. vs. Clarion, Sept. 16,1989 (19 rushing, 235 receiving, 10 punt returns,261 kickoff returns; 17 plays)

Season3,159—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2006

(2,756 rushing, 403 receiving)Per-game record—266.9, Steve Roberts, Butler, 1989

(2,669 in 10)Career

9,301—Brian Shay, Emporia St., 1995-98 (6,958rushing, 1,032 receiving, 104 punt returns, 1,207kickoff returns)

Per-game record—234.0, Chris George, Glenville St.,1993-94 (4,679 in 20)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A FRESHMANSeason

2,462—Joique Bell, Wayne St. (Mich.), 2006 (2,065rushing, 169 receiving, 228 kickoff returns; 370plays)

Also holds per-game record with 223.8 (2,462 in 11)

MOST YARDS GAINED BY TWO PLAYERS,SAME TEAMSeason

4,112—Brian Shay (2,738) & Chet Pobolish (1,374),Emporia St., 1996

Also hold per-game record with 373.8 (4,112 in 11)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER PLAYGame

(Min. 15 plays) 30.9—Andre Johnson, Ferris St. vs.Clarion, Sept. 16, 1989 (17 for 525)

Season(Min. 150 plays, 1,500 yards) 12.9—Billy Johnson,

Widener, 1972 (175 for 2,265)Career

(Min. 300 plays, 4,000 yards) 15.2—Chris George,Glenville St., 1993-94 (307 for 4,679)

Scoring

MOST POINTS SCOREDGame

48—Junior Wolf, Okla. Panhandle vs. St. Mary (Kan.),Nov. 8, 1958 (8 TDs); Paul Zaeske, North Park vs.North Central (Ill.), Oct. 12, 1968 (8 TDs)

Season228—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2006 (38 TDs)Per-game record—21.0, Carl Herakovich, Rose-

Hulman, 1958 (168 in 8)Career

656—Germaine Race, Pittsburg St., 2003-06 (109TDs, 1 two-point conversion)

Per-game record—13.5, Antoine Bagwell, California(Pa.), 2004-05 (270 in 20)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY A FRESHMANSeason

162—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2004 (27 TDs)Also holds per-game record with 16.2 (162 in 10)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY A QUARTERBACKSeason

144—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989 (24 TDs)Per-game record—13.8, Jeff Bentrim, North Dakota St.,

1986 (138 in 10)Career


1983-86 (386 in 35)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY TWO PLAYERS,SAME TEAMSeason

356—David Kircus (212) & Reginald Spearmon (144),Grand Valley St., 2002

Career1,057—Germaine Race (656) & Nathan Alleman

(401), Pittsburg St., 2003-06

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDGame

8—Junior Wolf, Okla. Panhandle vs. St. Mary (Kan.),Nov. 8, 1958 (all by rushing); Paul Zaeske, NorthPark vs. North Central (Ill.), Oct. 12, 1968 (all onpass receptions)

Season38—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2006 (34 rush-

ing, 4 receiving)Per-game record—3.1, Carl Herakovich, Rose-Hulman,

1958 (25 in 8)Career

109—Germaine Race, Pittsburg St., 2003-06 (107rushing, 2 receiving) (52 games)

Per-game record—2.2, Ole Gunderson, St. Olaf,1969-71 (60 in 27)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY A FRESHMANSeason

27—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2004Also holds per-game record with 2.7 (27 in 10)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY A QUARTERBACKSeason

24—Shawn Graves, Wofford, 1989Per-game record—2.3, Jeff Bentrim, North Dakota St.,

1986 (23 in 10)Career


1983-86 (64 in 35)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY TWO PLAYERS, SAME TEAMSeason

59—David Kircus (35) & Reginald Spearmon (24),Grand Valley St., 2002

Career125—David Kircus (77) & Reginald Spearmon (48),

Grand Valley St., 1999-02

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORINGA TOUCHDOWNCareer

31—Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., 2004-06 (streakactive entering 2007 season)

MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE BY KICKINGGame

14—Matt Johnson, Connecticut vs. Newport NavalTraining, Oct. 22, 1949 (attempted 17); ArtAnderson, North Park vs. North Central (Ill.), Oct.12, 1968 (attempted 15)

Season109—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St., 2004 (attempted

112)Career

314—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St., 2003-06 (attempt-ed 326)

MOST EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED BY KICKINGGame

17—Matt Johnson, Connecticut vs. Newport NavalTraining, Oct. 22, 1949 (made 14)

Season112—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St., 2004 (made

109)Career

326—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St., 2003-06 (made314)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF EXTRA POINTS MADE BY KICKINGSeason

(Best perfect season) 100.0%—Nathan Alleman,Pittsburg St., 2006 (70 of 70)

Career(Min. 90 atts.) 98.9%—Mark DeMoss, Liberty, 1980-

83 (92 of 93)(Min. 150 atts.) 97.8%—Aaron Pederson, North

Dakota St., 1998-01 (178 of 182)


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(Min. 300 atts.) 96.3%—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St.,2003-06 (314 of 326)

MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADEBY KICKINGSeason

70—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St., 2006 (70 of 70)Career

123—Nathan Alleman, Pittsburg St. (from Oct. 8,2005, to Dec. 2, 2006)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY KICKINGGame

20—Clarence Joseph, Central St. vs. Kentucky St., Oct.16, 1982 (5 FGs, 5 PATs)

Season138—Jeff Glas, North Dakota, 2005 (30 FGs, 48

PATs)Also holds per-game record with 10.6 (138 in 13)

Career420—Jeff Glas, North Dakota, 2002-05 (82 FGs, 174

PATs)Per-game record (min. 145 pts.)—8.3, Dave Austinson,

Truman, 1981-82 (149 in 18)Per-game record (min. 200 pts.)—8.1, Jeff Glas, North

Dakota, 2002-05 (420 in 52)

Defensive Extra Points

MOST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINTS SCOREDGame

2—Dontavious Clark, Tusculum vs. Concord, Aug. 28,2004 (two blocked PAT attempts)

Season3—Dontavious Clark, Tusculum, 2004 (three blocked

PAT attempts)

LONGEST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINT BLOCKED-KICK RETURN

99—Robert Fair (DB), Carson-Newman vs. Mars Hill,Oct. 15, 1994 (scored)

LONGEST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINTFUMBLE RETURN

90—Kyle Hinshaw (LB), Elon vs. Catawba, Oct. 25,1997

LONGEST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINTINTERCEPTION RETURN

100—Morice Mabry (DB), UC Davis vs. St. Mary’s(Cal.), Sept. 28, 1991; Brian Muldrow (CB), St.Francis (Ill.) vs. Northwood (Mich.), Oct. 8, 1994;Jonathan Mitchell (DB), Central Ark. vs. Delta St.,Sept. 27, 1997; Deniel Anglin, Fairmont St. vs.Concord, Nov. 4, 2000; Courtney Williams,Southwestern Okla. vs. Panhandle St., Oct. 20,2001

FIRST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINT SCOREDHerman Rice (DB), Springfield vs. WPI, Sept. 9, 1988

(80-yard blocked kick return)

Defensive Records(Since 2000)

TOTAL TACKLESGame

30—Shaun Maloney, Minn.-Morris vs. Minn. St.Moorhead, Oct. 27, 2001

Season169—B.J. Russell, Mesa St., 2004Per-game record—15.9, Allen Minus, Lincoln (Mo.),

2004 (159 in 10)Career

517—Deric Sieck, Winona St., 2000-03Per-game record—13.95, Jason Ocean, Livingstone,

2000-03 (516 in 37)

SOLO TACKLESGame

19—Eric Portley, Fayetteville St. vs. N.C. Central, Oct.8, 2005

Season95—Digger Anderson, North Dakota, 2003Per-game record—8.5, Dan Holland, Mansfield, 2002

(85 in 10)Career

275—Deric Sieck, Winona St., 2000-03Per-game record—5.85, Josh Mott, Hillsdale, 2001-04

(228 in 39)

ASSISTED TACKLESGame

20—Alan Slaughter, Tusculum vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Sept.30, 2000

Season105—Brian Holliday, Fayetteville St., 2002Per-game record—10.1, Jason Ocean, Livingstone,

2001 (91 in 9)Career

323—Jason Ocean, Livingstone, 2000-03Also holds per-game record with 8.73 (323 in 37)

TACKLES FOR LOSSGame

9.0—Ron Ellington, Catawba vs. Mars Hill, Oct. 1,2005; Darryl Wilson, Concord vs. West Virginia St.,Oct. 8, 2005

Season37.0—Charlie Cook, C.W. Post, 2001Also holds per-game record with 3.1 (37 in 12)

Career74.0—Jason Ocean, Livingstone, 2000-03Per-game record—2.58, Charlie Cook, C.W. Post,

2000-01 (49.0 in 19)

PASS SACKSGame

7.0—Ron Ellington, Catawba vs. Mars Hill, Oct. 1,2005

Season20.5—Charlie Cook, C.W. Post, 2001Per-game record—1.8, Damien Gilyard, C.W. Post,

2004 (19.5 in 11)Career

32.5—Adam McGurk, Adams St., 2002-05Per-game record—1.42, Charlie Cook, C.W. Post,

2000-01 (27.0 in 19)

PASSES DEFENDEDGame

7—Rob Keefe, Mercyhurst vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 25,2003; Taiwan Russell, Tiffin vs. Alma, Sept. 25,2004

Season32—Anthony Cooks, Fairmont St., 2001Also holds per-game record with 3.6 (32 in 9)

Career70—Fletcher Terrell, Washburn, 2003-06 (48 passes

broken up, 22 interceptions)

Per-game record—1.85, Ricardo Colclough, Tusculum,2002-03 (37 in 22)

FORCED FUMBLESGame

4—Rob White, Western Wash. vs. Fort Lewis, Sept.14, 2002

Season9—Curtis Johnson, Clark Atlanta, 2006Also holds per-game record with 0.90 (9 in 10)

Career14—Adam McGurk, Adams St., 2002-05Also holds per-game record with 0.32 (14 in 44)

Fumble Returns

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN100—Sam Durst, Gardner-Webb vs. West Virginia St.,

Sept. 19, 1998

Field GoalsMOST FIELD GOALS MADEGame

6—Steve Huff, Central Mo. vs. Southeast Mo. St., Nov.2, 1985 (37, 45, 37, 24, 32, 27 yards; 6 attempts);Austin Wellock, Ashland vs. Wayne St. (Mich.), Oct.5, 2002 (28, 35, 32, 37, 31, 23 yards; 6 attempts)

Season30—Jeff Glas, North Dakota, 2005 (36 attempts)Also holds per-game record with 2.3 (30 in 13)

Career82—Jeff Glas, North Dakota, 2002-05 (122 attempts)Also holds per-game record with 1.6 (82 in 52)

MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADECareer

17—Greg Payne, Catawba (from Oct. 5, 1996, toSept. 20, 1997; ended with missed FG vs.Charleston So., Sept. 27, 1997); Travis Snyder,Western St., 2003

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame

7—Jim Turcotte, Mississippi Col. vs. Troy, Oct. 3, 1981(made 2)

Season36—Jeff Glas, North Dakota, 2005 (made 30)Per-game record—3.3, Skipper Butler, Texas-Arlington,

1968 (33 in 10)Career

122—Jeff Glas, North Dakota, 2002-05 (made 82)Per-game record—2.7, Jaime Nunez, Weber St.,

1969-71 (83 in 31)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF FIELD GOALS MADESeason

(Min. 15 atts.) 94.4%—Jamie Reder, Shippensburg,2005 (17 of 18)

(Min. 20 atts.) 95.7%—Will Rhody, Valdosta St., 2004(22 of 23)

Career(Min. 35 made) 80.0%—Bill May, Clarion, 1977-80

(48 of 60)

LONGEST FIELD GOAL67 yards—Tom Odle, Fort Hays St. vs. Washburn,

Nov. 5, 1988

TEAM RECORDS16

Team RecordsSINGLE GAME—Offense

Total Offense

MOST YARDS GAINED910—Hanover vs. Franklin, Oct. 30, 1948 (426 rush-

ing, 484 passing; 75 plays)

MOST YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS1,353—East Stroudsburg (712) & Southern Conn. St.

(641), Nov. 12, 2005

MOST PLAYS117—Tex. A&M-Kingsville vs. Angelo St., Oct. 30,

1982 (96 rushes, 21 passes; 546 yards)

MOST YARDS PER PLAY12.1—Hanover vs. Franklin, Oct. 30, 1948 (75 for

910)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY RUSHING AND PASSING

15—North Park vs. North Central (Ill.), Oct. 12, 1968(4 by rushing, 11 by passing)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY RUSHING AND PASSING, BOTH TEAMS

20—North Park (15) & North Central (Ill.) (5), Oct. 12,1968

MOST YARDS GAINED BY A LOSING TEAM749—Fort Lewis vs. Mesa St., Nov. 16, 2002 (lost

58-55)

Rushing

MOST YARDS GAINED719—Coe vs. Beloit, Oct. 16, 1971 (73 rushes)

MOST RUSHES97—Hobart vs. Union (N.Y.), Oct. 23, 1971 (444

yards)

MOST YARDS PER RUSH(Min. 50 Rushes)

11.2—Wofford vs. Charleston So., Nov. 12, 1994 (53for 595)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY RUSHING12—Coe vs. Beloit, Oct. 16, 1971

MOST PLAYERS, ONE TEAM, EACH GAINING100 YARDS OR MORE

5—South Dakota vs. St. Cloud St., Nov. 1, 1986(James Hambrick 125, Darryl Colvin 123, TonyHiggins 118, Dave Elle 109, Joe Longueville [QB]106; team gained 581)

Passing

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED85—West Tex. A&M vs. Eastern N.M., Nov. 5, 1994

(completed 47)

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, BOTH TEAMS131—Presbyterian (70) & Tusculum (61), Nov. 3,

2001 (completed 82)

MOST PASSES COMPLETED56—Wayne St. (Neb.) vs. Drake, Nov. 9, 1996

(attempted 76)

MOST PASSES COMPLETED, BOTH TEAMS82—Presbyterian (50) & Tusculum (32), Nov. 3, 2001

(attempted 131)

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED11—Rhode Island vs. Brown, Oct. 8, 1949; Hamline

vs. Concordia-M’head, Nov. 5, 1955

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED WITHOUTINTERCEPTION

73—Concord vs. Fairmont St., Oct. 27, 2001 (com-pleted 35)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES COMPLETED(Min. 20 Attempts)

90.9%—Northwestern St. vs. La.-Lafayette, Nov. 12,1966 (20 of 22)

MOST YARDS GAINED678—Portland St. vs. Mont. St.-Billings, Nov. 20, 1976

MOST YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS1,065—Western N.M. (614) & West Tex. A&M (451),

Oct. 8, 1994

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES11—North Park vs. North Central (Ill.), Oct. 12, 1968

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, BOTH TEAMS14—North Park (11) & North Central (Ill.) (3), Oct. 12,

1968

Punting

MOST PUNTS32—Sam Houston St. vs. Tex. A&M-Commerce, Nov.

2, 1946 (1,203 yards)

MOST PUNTS, BOTH TEAMS63—Sam Houston St. (32) & Tex. A&M-Commerce

(31), Nov. 2, 1946

MOST YARDS ON PUNTS1,203—Sam Houston St. vs. Tex. A&M-Commerce,

Nov. 2, 1946 (32 punts)

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER PUNT(Min. 5 Punts)

57.5—Colorado Mines vs. Fort Lewis, Oct. 21, 1989(8 for 460)

Punt Returns

MOST PUNT RETURNS9—Central Okla. vs. Cal St. Northridge, Sept., 22,

1990 (77 yards)(Note: Southwest Minn. St. had 11 returns vs. Sioux

Falls [S.D.], Sept. 20, 1969, before becoming anNCAA member)

MOST YARDS ON PUNT RETURNS265—Widener vs. St. John’s (N.Y.), Sept. 23, 1972 (4

returns)

MOST YARDS PER PUNT RETURN(Min. 3 Returns)

66.3—Widener vs. St. John’s (N.Y.), Sept. 23, 1972(4 for 265)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON PUNTRETURNS

3—Hawaii vs. Linfield, Nov. 15, 1969; Widener vs. St.John’s (N.Y.), Sept. 23, 1972; Troy vs. West Ala.,Sept. 29, 1979

Kickoff Returns

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS12—N.M. Highlands vs. Colorado Mines, Oct. 25,

2003 (276 yards); Bentley vs. East Stroudsburg,Aug, 26, 2005 (285 yards)

(Note: Southwest Minn. St. had 12 returns vs.Michigan Tech, Nov. 11, 1972, before becomingan NCAA member)

MOST YARDS ON KICKOFF RETURNS285—Bentley vs. East Stroudsburg, Aug, 26, 2005 (12

returns)

MOST YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN(Min. 3 Returns)

51.8—West Ala. vs. Delta St., Oct. 21, 1989 (5 for259)

ScoringMOST POINTS SCORED

125—Connecticut vs. Newport Naval Training, Oct.22, 1949

MOST POINTS SCORED AGAINST A COLLEGEOPPONENT

106—Fort Valley St. vs. Knoxville, Oct. 11, 1969 (14TDs, 2 PATs, 9 two-point conversions, 1 safety)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY A LOSING TEAM66—Western N.M. vs. Fort Lewis (67), Nov. 2, 2002

(2 ot)Note: Record for regulation game—60, New Haven

vs. Southern Conn. St. (64), Oct. 25, 1991

MOST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS136—North Park (104) & North Central (Ill.) (32), Oct.

12, 1968

MOST POINTS SCORED IN TWO CONSECUTIVEGAMES

172—Tuskegee, 1966 (93-0 vs. Morehouse, Oct. 14;79-0 vs. Lane, Oct. 22)

MOST POINTS SCORED IN THREE CONSECUTIVEGAMES

237—Pittsburg St., 2004 (77 vs. Truman, Sept. 11; 69vs. Southwest Baptist, Sept. 18; 91 vs. Mo.-Rolla,Sept. 25)

MOST POINTS SCORED IN FOUR CONSECUTIVEGAMES

307—Pittsburg St., 2004 (77 vs. Truman, Sept. 11; 69vs. Southwest Baptist, Sept. 18; 91 vs. Mo.-Rolla,Sept. 25; 70 vs. Washburn, Oct. 2)

MOST POINTS SCORED IN FIVE CONSECUTIVEGAMES

379—Pittsburg St., 2004 (77 vs. Truman, Sept. 11; 69vs. Southwest Baptist, Sept. 18; 91 vs. Mo.-Rolla,Sept. 25; 70 vs. Washburn, Oct. 2; 72 vs. EmporiaSt., Oct. 9)

MOST POINTS OVERCOME TO WIN A GAME28—Ferris St. (46) vs. Saginaw Valley (42), Nov. 11,

1995 (trailed 28-0 with 11:17 remaining in 2ndquarter)

MOST POINTS SCORED IN A BRIEF PERIODOF TIME

27 in 1:19—Central Wash. vs. Western Ore., Oct. 22,2005 (turned 21-13 game into 48-13 in 2nd quarter)

21 in 0:50—Pittsburg St. vs. Mo.-Rolla, Sept. 25, 2004(turned 70-20 game into 91-20 in 4th quarter)

21 in 1:20—Winona St. vs. Bemidji St., Oct. 15, 1994(turned 14-0 game into 35-0 in 1st quarter)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED17—Connecticut vs. Newport Naval Training, Oct. 22,

1949

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED AGAINSTA COLLEGE OPPONENT

15—Iowa Wesleyan vs. William Penn, Oct. 31, 1953;Alcorn St. vs. Paul Quinn, Sept. 9, 1967; North Parkvs. North Central (Ill.), Oct. 12, 1968

MOST SAFETIES SCORED3—Fort Valley St. vs. Miles, Oct. 16, 1993

MOST POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN MADEBY KICKING

14—Connecticut vs. Newport Naval Training, Oct. 22,1949 (attempted 17); North Park vs. North Central(Ill.), Oct. 12, 1968 (attempted 15)

MOST TWO-POINT ATTEMPTS11—Fort Valley St. vs. Knoxville, Oct. 11, 1969 (made

9)

MOST TWO-POINT ATTEMPTS MADE9—Fort Valley St. vs. Knoxville, Oct. 11, 1969

(attempted 11)

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE6—Central Mo. vs. Southeast Mo. St., Nov. 2, 1985 (6

attempts); Ashland vs. Wayne St. (Mich.), Oct. 5,2002 (6 attempts)

MOST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINTS SCORED2—Tusculum vs. Concord, Aug. 28, 2004

MOST DEFENSIVE EXTRA-POINTOPPORTUNITIES

2—North Dakota St. vs. Augustana (S.D.), Sept. 24,1988 (2 interceptions; none scored); Mo. SouthernSt. vs. Central Mo., Sept. 28, 1996 (2 interceptions;none scored); Tusculum vs. Concord, Aug. 28, 2004(2 blocked kicks; both scored)

TEAM RECORDS 17

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First Downs

MOST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS42—Delaware vs. Baldwin-Wallace, Oct. 6, 1973

MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY14—La Verne vs. Northern Ariz., Oct. 11, 1958

MOST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS, BOTH TEAMS74—Fort Lewis (40) & Western N.M. (34), Nov. 2,

2002 (2 ot)Note: Record for regulation game—67, Indianapolis

(37) vs. Michigan Tech (30), Sept. 20, 2003 (Gamewent into overtime, won by Indianapolis, 59-52, buthad 67 first downs in regulation and 68 total)

Penalties

MOST PENALTIES28—Northern Ariz. vs. La Verne, Oct. 11, 1958 (155

yards)

MOST PENALTIES, BOTH TEAMS42—N.C. Central (23) & St. Paul’s (19), Sept. 13,

1986 (453 yards)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED293—Cal Poly vs. Portland St., Oct. 31, 1981 (26

penalties)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED, BOTH TEAMS453—N.C. Central (256) & St. Paul’s (197), Sept. 13,

1986 (42 penalties)

FumblesMOST FUMBLES

16—Carthage vs. North Park, Nov. 14, 1970 (lost 7)

Overtimes

MOST OVERTIME PERIODS8—Bethune-Cookman (63) (Division I-AA, now known

as FCS) vs. Virginia St. (57), Sept. 26, 1998

MOST OVERTIME PERIODS, BOTH TEAMSIN DIVISION II

6—Adams St. (55) vs. Neb.-Kearney (48), Sept. 19,1998; St. Joseph's (Ind.) (19) vs. Fairmont St. (11),Oct. 28, 2006

SINGLE GAME—Defense

Total Defense

FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED29—North Park vs. Concordia (Ill.), Sept. 26, 1964

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDMinus 69—Fort Valley St. vs. Miles, Oct. 16, 1993 (39

plays)

Rushing Defense

FEWEST RUSHES ALLOWED7—Indianapolis vs. Valparaiso, Oct. 30, 1982 (-57

yards)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDMinus 95—San Diego St. vs. Alliant Int’l, Nov. 27,

1965 (35 plays)

Pass Defense

FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED0—By many teams. Most recent: Westminster (Pa.) vs.

Thiel, Oct. 14, 2000 (attempted 10)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDMinus 19—Ashland vs. Heidelberg, Sept. 25, 1948

(completed 4)

Punting

MOST OPPONENT’S PUNTS BLOCKED5—Southeastern La. vs. Troy, Oct. 7, 1978 (holds

record for most consecutive punts blocked with 4);Winston-Salem vs. N.C. Central, Oct. 4, 1986

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON BLOCKEDPUNTS

2—Northern Colo. vs. Western St., Sept. 7, 1996;Fairmont St. vs. West Va. Tech, Oct. 12, 1996;Tusculum vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Oct. 30, 2004

Field-Goal BlocksMOST OPPONENT’S FIELD GOALS BLOCKED

4—Minn. Duluth vs. Winona St., Nov. 4, 2000 (threeon successive plays and all four in the 4th quarter)

Interceptions

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED BY11—St. Cloud St. vs. Bemidji St., Oct. 31, 1970 (45

attempts); Concordia-M’head vs. Hamline, Nov. 5,1955 (37 attempts)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS ON INTERCEPTIONRETURNS

3—By many teams. Most recent: Bloomsburg vs. EastStroudsburg, Oct. 31, 1998

SEASON—Offense

Total Offense

MOST YARDS GAINED8,976—Pittsburg St., 2004 (1,072 plays, 15 games)Per-game record—624.1, Hanover, 1948 (4,993 in 8)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER PLAY(Min. 500 plays) 9.2—Hanover, 1948 (543 for 4,993)(Min. 800 plays) 8.4—Pittsburg St., 2004 (1,072 for

8,976)

MOST PLAYS PER GAME88.7—Cal St. Chico, 1967 (887 in 10)

Rushing

MOST YARDS GAINED5,320—Pittsburg St., 2004 (730 rushes, 15 games)Per-game record—404.8, Col. of Emporia, 1954

(3,643 in 9)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER RUSH(Min. 300 rushes) 8.4—Hanover, 1948 (382 for

3,203)(Min. 600 rushes) 7.3—Pittsburg St., 2004 (730 for

5,320)

MOST RUSHES PER GAME78.9—Okla. Panhandle, 1963 (789 in 10)

MOST RUSHES WITHOUT A FUMBLE483—Bloomsburg, 2004

Passing

MOST YARDS GAINED5,000—West Tex. A&M, 1994 (363 completions, 11

games)Also holds per-game record with 454.5 (5,000 in 11)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPT(Min. 175 Attempts)

11.5—Grand Valley St., 2001 (291 for 3,346)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER COMPLETION(Min. 100 comps.) 19.4—California (Pa.), 1966 (116

for 2,255)(Min. 200 comps.) 18.0—East Stroudsburg, 1996

(224 for 4,041)

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED623—Emporia St., 1995 (completed 322)Also holds per-game record with 56.6 (623 in 11)

MOST PASSES COMPLETED401—Colorado Mines, 2004 (attempted 548)Per-game record—33.9, Valdosta St., 1995 (373 in

11)

FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED PER GAME0.4—Hobart, 1971 (4 in 9)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE COMPLETED(Min. 200 Attempts)

73.2%—Colorado Mines, 2004 (401 of 548)

LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED(Min. 275 Attempts)

0.7%—New Haven, 1993 (2 of 296)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES PER GAME5.1—Grand Valley St., 2001 (51 in 10)

HIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY RATING POINTS(Min. 200 atts.) 222.5—Grand Valley St., 2001 (291

attempts, 204 completions, 3 interceptions, 3,346yards, 51 TDs)

(Min. 300 atts.) 190.2—Pittsburg St., 2004 (342attempts, 213 completions, 9 interceptions, 3,656yards, 45 TDs)

Punting

MOST PUNTS PER GAME10.0—Wash. & Lee, 1968 (90 in 9)

FEWEST PUNTS PER GAME1.8—Emporia St., 1997 (20 in 11)

HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE48.0—Adams St., 1966 (36 for 1,728)

Punt ReturnsMOST PUNT RETURNS

64—UC Davis, 1984 (557 yards)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON PUNTRETURNS

6—Northern Colo., 1996 (52 returns); Shepherd,1998 (33 returns)

Kickoff Returns

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS78—Ark.-Monticello, 1998 (1,634 yards)

Scoring

MOST POINTS SCORED837—Pittsburg St., 2004 (15 games)

MOST POINTS PER GAME58.4—Grand Valley St., 2001 (584 in 10)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED116—Pittsburg St., 2004 (15 games)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS PER GAME8.2—Grand Valley St., 2001 (82 in 10)

MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADEBY KICKING

70—Pittsburg St., 2006 (attempted 70)

MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE17—Western St., 2003

MOST TWO-POINT ATTEMPTS PER GAME6.8—Florida A&M, 1961 (61 in 9, made 32)

MOST TWO-POINT ATTEMPTS MADE PER GAME3.6—Florida A&M, 1961 (32 in 9, attempted 61)

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE30—North Dakota, 2005 (36 attempts)

MOST DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINTS SCORED3—Tusculum, 2004 (3 blocked kick returns)

TEAM RECORDS18

MOST DEFENSIVE EXTRA-POINTOPPORTUNITIES

3—Northern Colo., 1988 (2 blocked kick returns, 1interception; none scored); Central Okla., 1989 (2blocked kick returns, 1 interception; one scored); UCDavis, 1991 (2 interceptions, 1 blocked kick return;two scored); Tusculum, 2004 (3 blocked kick returns;three scored)

PenaltiesMOST PENALTIES AGAINST

146—Gardner-Webb, 1992 (1,344 yards); PortlandSt., 1994 (1,340 yards)

Per-game record—14.6, Portland St., 1994 (146 in10)

MOST YARDS PENALIZED1,356—Hampton, 1977 (124 penalties, 11 games)

Turnovers (Giveaways)(From 1985)

FEWEST TURNOVERS LOST8—Lenoir-Rhyne, 1994 (4 interceptions, 4 fumbles lost);

Winston-Salem, 2004 (3 interceptions, 5 fumbleslost)

Also hold per-game record with 0.8 (8 in 10)

MOST TURNOVERS61—Cheyney, 1990 (36 interceptions, 25 fumbles lost)Per-game record—5.8, Livingstone, 1986 (58 in 10)

FEWEST FUMBLES LOST1—Bloomsburg, 2004 (11 fumbles)

SEASON—Defense

Total DefenseFEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME

44.4—John Carroll, 1962 (311 in 7)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER PLAY(Min. 300 plays) 1.0—John Carroll, 1962 (310 for

311 yards)(Min. 600 plays) 1.8—Alcorn St., 1976 (603 for

1,089)

Rushing Defense

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAMEMinus 16.7—Tennessee St., 1967 (-150 in 9)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER RUSH(Min. 250 rushes) Minus 0.5—Tennessee St., 1967

(296 for -150 yards)(Min. 400 rushes) 1.3—Luther, 1971 (414 for 518)

Pass Defense

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME10.1—Ashland, 1948 (91 in 9)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER ATTEMPT(Min. 200 atts.) 3.1—Virginia St., 1971 (205 for 630)(Min. 300 atts.) 3.2—Missouri St., 1966 (315 for 996)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER COMPLETION(Min. 100 comps.) 8.8—Long Beach St., 1965 (144

for 1,264)

LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE ALLOWED(Min. 250 atts.) 24.1%—Missouri St., 1966 (76 of

315)

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED PER GAME3.9—Delaware, 1946 (35 in 9); Whitworth, 1959 (35

in 9)

FEWEST PASSES INTERCEPTED(Min. 150 atts.) 1—Gettysburg, 1972 (175 attempts; 0

yards returned)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE INTERCEPTED(Min. 150 atts.) 21.7%—Stephen F. Austin, 1949 (35

of 161)(Min. 275 atts.) 11.8%—Mo.-Rolla, 1978 (35 of 297)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS ON INTERCEPTIONRETURNS

7—Virginia Union, 1986 (31 interceptions); Fort ValleySt., 1991 (15 interceptions); Gardner-Webb, 1992(35 interceptions)

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