2014- all time record watch- SDSU update

[mslacatfan]

Passing Yards, Season
1. 3,508 Kelly Bradley, (4,477) 1984
2. 3,485 Travis Lulay, 2004
3. 3,163 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
4. 3,154 DeNarius McGhee, 2012
5. 2,799 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
6. 2,761 Rob Compson, 1998
7. 2,629 Travis Lulay, 2005
8. 2,568 Travis Lulay, 2003
9. 2,559 Dakota Prukop, 2014
10. 2,431 Kelly Bradley, 1986

Completion Percentage, Season
1. 66% DeNarius McGhee, 2012
1. 66% DeNarius McGhee, 2013
3. 65% Dakota Prukop, 2014
4. 62.7% DeNarius McGhee, 2010
5. 62.1% Cory Carpenter, 2006
6. 61.0% DeNarius McGhee, 2011
7. 60.7% Rob Compson, 1997
8. 59.6% Kelly Bradley, 1985
9. 59.0% Rob Compson, 1998
10. 58.7% Barry Sullivan, 1980
(min. 100 attempts)

Total Offense in a Season
1. 3,856 Travis Lulay, 2004
2. 3,518 Denarius McGhee, 2012
3. 3,505 Dakota Prukop, 2014
4. 3,455 Kelly Bradley*,(4350) 1984
5. 3,344 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
6. 3,240 Travis Lulay, 2005
7. 3,139 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
8. 2,775 Rob Compson, 1998
9. 2,440 Rob Compson, 1997
10. 2,245 Kelly Bradley, 1986

Touchdown Passes, Season
1. 30 Kelly Bradley, 1984
2. 24 DeNarius McGhee, 2012
2. 24 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
4. 23 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
5. 22 Rob Compson, 1997
5. 22 Rob Compson, 1998
7. 19 Tyler Thomas, 2001
8. 18 Dakota Prukop, 2014
9. 17 Travis Lulay, 2005
10. 16 Kelly Bradley, 1985

Rushing Touchdowns, Season
1. 20 Don Hass, 1966
2. 18 Cody Kirk, 2013
3. 14 Cody Kirk, 2011
3. 14 Ryan Johnson, 2001
5. 13 Cody Kirk, 2012
5. 13 Dakota Prukop, 2014
7. 12 Delmar Jones, 1978
7. 12 Anthony Knight, 2014
9. 11 Paul Dennehy, 1976
10. 10 Orenzo Davis, 2010
10. 10 Matt Engelking, 1996
10. 10 Paul Schafer, 1968
10. 10 Dennis Erickson, 1966

All-Purpose Yards, Career
1. 4,651 Shawn Johnson, 2011-14
2. 4,179 Ryan Johnson, 1999-2002
3. 4,061 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
4. 3,953 Everett Gilbert, 2009-12
5. 3,722 Rob Tesch, 1989-92
6. 3,270 Tony Boddie, 1979-82
7. 3,259 Delmar Jones, 1975-78
8. 3,205 Steve Kracher, 1972-75
9. 3,194 Corey Smith, 2000-03
10. 3,191 Don Hass, 1965-67

All-Purpose Yards, Season
1. 1,759 Ryan Johnson, 2001 (1537 rush/201 rec/21 ret)
2. 1,757 Shawn Johnson, 2013
3. 1,710 D. Crawford, 2008 (1,314 rush/101 rec/295kr)
4. 1,684 Corey Smith, 2003 (10 rush/465 rec/545 pr/664 kr)
5. 1622 Cody Kirk, 2011 (1351 rush, 271 rec)
6. 1,590 Steve Kracher, 1975 (1387 rush/30 rec/173 ret)
7. 1,573 Eric Hopkins, 1994 (-8 rush/964 rec/622 ret)
8. 1,571 Orenzo Davis, 2010 (1126 rush, 173 rec, 272 ret)
9. 1,532 Don Hass, 1966 (1460 rush/23 rec/49 ret)
10. 1,506 Shawn Johnson, 2014
Gunnar Brekke- 1,364

All-Purpose Yards, Game
1. 374 Shawn Johnson vs. EWU 2014
2. 308 Gunnar Brekke vs. Sac State 2014
3. 305 Mike Jefferson vs. Idaho State 2006
4. 298 Don Hass vs. Weber State 1967
5. 292 Ryan Johnson vs. Idaho State 2001
6. 275 Rick Gatewood vs. Montana 2004
7. 270 Paul Schafer vs. Montana 1968
8. 267 Corey Smith vs. Gardner-Webb 2003
9. 257 Everett Gilbert vs. Portland State 2010
10. 256 Ryan Johnson vs. Weber State 2001
10. 256 Shawn Johnson vs. UC Davis 2014

Career Kick Return Yards
1. 1,874 Shawn Johnson
2. 1.848 Everett Gilbert, 2009-12
3. 1,624 Mark Rinehart, 1986-89
4. 1,607 Sean Hill, 1989-93

Field Goals, Season
1. 22 Jason Cunningham, 2011
2. 20 Jason Cunningham, 2010
3. 17 Rory Perez, 2012
4. 16 Jeff Hastings, 2005
5. 14 Jason Cunningham, 2009
5. 14 Jeff Muri, 1976
5. 14 Pat Bolton, 1975
5. 14 Pat Bolton, 1973
9. 13 Luke Daly, 2014

Scoring in a Season
1. 120- Don Hass, 1966
2. 113- Jason Cunningham, 2011
3. 112- Cody Kirk, 2013
4. 102- Jason Cunningham, 2010
5. 96- Rory Perez, 2012
6. 90- Ryan Johnson, 2001
6. 90- Luke Daly, 2014 (Freshman Record)
8. 84- Cody Kirk, 2012
8. 84- Cody Kirk, 2011
8. 84- Jeff Muri*, 1976
Dakota Prukop- 78
Anthony Knight- 72

MSU Career Coaching Victories
1. 65- Rob Ash
2. 47- Sonny Holland
3. 41- Cliff Hysell
4. 40- Mike Kramer
5. 36- Schubert R. Dyche
6. 31- Tony Storti
6. 31- Jim Sweeney
8. 30- Herb Agocs
9. 28- G. Ott Romney
10. 21- Sonny Lubick

All Time Big Sky career coaching victories
1. 111- Chris Ault, Nevada
2. 92- Jerome Souers, N. Arizona
3. 91- Mike Kramer, EWU/MSU/ISU
4. 87- Tim Walsh, PSU/Cal Poly
5. 85- Don Read, Montana
6. 80- Bobby Hauck, Montana
7. 66- Beau Baldwin, E. Washington
8. 65- Rob Ash, Montana State
9. 59- Jim Criner, Boise St.
10. 54-Tony Knap, Boise St.

[sdsyvie]

Alrighty- Similar to what I have done the last couple years, I will keep this updated on a weekly basis. Sorry for the late start, but to be honest there was not much to track to begin the season... Please let me know if you catch an mistakes/updates that need correcting. Also, if you find a stat/category that should be added to the list.

One top 10 list I could not find, Total touchdowns by QB in a season? I'm assuming Dakota has to be close with 22. Can someone find the list and i will add it?

Passing Yards, Season
1. 3,508 Kelly Bradley, (4,477) 1984
2. 3,485 Travis Lulay, 2004
3. 3,163 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
4. 3,154 DeNarius McGhee, 2012
5. 2,799 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
6. 2,761 Rob Compson, 1998
7. 2,629 Travis Lulay, 2005
8. 2,568 Travis Lulay, 2003
9 2,431 Kelly Bradley, 1986
10. 2,378 Rob Compson, 1997
Dakota Prukop- 1,498

Total Offense in a Season
1. 3856 Travis Lulay, 2004
2. 3518 Denarius McGhee, 2012
3. 3455 Kelly Bradley*,(4350) 1984
4. 3344 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
5. 3240 Travis Lulay, 2005
6. 3139 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
7. 2775 Rob Compson, 1998
8. 2440 Rob Compson, 1997
9. 2245 Kelly Bradley, 1986
10. 2002 Tyler Thomas, 2001
Dakota Prukop- 1,958

Touchdown Passes, Season
1. 30 Kelly Bradley, 1984
2. 24 DeNarius McGhee, 2012
2. 24 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
4. 23 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
5. 22 Rob Compson, 1997
5. 22 Rob Compson, 1998
6. 19 Tyler Thomas, 2001
7. 17 Travis Lulay, 2005
9. 16 Kelly Bradley, 1985
10. 15 Travis Lulay, 2004
Dakota Prukop- 13

Rushing Touchdowns, Season
1. 20 Don Hass, 1966
2. 18 Cody Kirk, 2013
3. 14 Cody Kirk, 2011
3. 14 Ryan Johnson, 2001
5. 13 Cody Kirk, 2012
6. 12 Delmar Jones, 1978
7. 11 Paul Dennehy, 1976
8. 10 Orenzo Davis, 2010
8. 10 Matt Engelking, 1996
8. 10 Paul Schafer, 1968
8. 10 Dennis Erickson, 1966
Dakota Prukop- 9

All-Purpose Yards, Career
1. 4,179 Ryan Johnson, 1999-2002
2. 4,061 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
3. 3,953 Everett Gilbert, 2009-12
4. 3,744 Shawn Johnson, 2011-14
5. 3,722 Rob Tesch, 1989-92
6. 3,270 Tony Boddie, 1979-82
7. 3,259 Delmar Jones, 1975-78
8. 3,205 Steve Kracher, 1972-75
9. 3,194 Corey Smith, 2000-03
10. 3,191 Don Hass, 1965-67

Scoring in a Season
1. 120- Don Hass, 2066
2. 113- Jason Cunningham, 2011
3. 112- Cody Kirk, 2013
4. 102- Jason Cunningham, 2010
5. 96- Rory Perez, 2012
6. 90- Ryan Johnson, 2001
7. 84- Cody Kirk, 2012
7. 84- Cody Kirk, 2011
7. 84- Jeff Muri*, 1976
10. 82- Jan Stenerud, 1966
Dakota Prukop- 54
Luke Daly- 53

MSU Career Coaching Victories
1. 61- Rob Ash
2. 47- Sonny Holland
3. 41- Cliff Hysell
4. 40- Mike Kramer
5. 36- Schubert R. Dyche
6. 31- Tony Storti
6. 31- Jim Sweeney
8. 30- Herb Agocs
9. 28- G. Ott Romney
10. 21- Sonny Lubick

All Time Big Sky career coaching victories
1. 111- Chris Ault, Nevada
2. 88- Jerome Souers, N. Arizona
3. 85- Don Read, Montana
3. 85- Mike Kramer, EWU/MSU/ISU
5. 80- Bobby Hauck, Montana
6. 65- Tim Walsh, PSU/Cal Poly
7. 61- Rob Ash, Montana State
7. 61- Beau Baldwin, E. Washington
9. 59- Jim Criner, Boise St.
10. 54-Tony Knap, Boise St.

Does everyone really understand what we have been seeing from Dakota Prukop? Just how ridiculous this kid has been?

These stats reflect this perfectly. He is 1 rushing TD away from being on the top 10 single season rushing list, predominantly littered with RB's. He has done this with only 6 games into the season.

What makes this even more remarkable is that he finds himself only 2 passing TD's and only 50 yards short of breaking onto both of the passing lists.

Obviously we will begin facing some stronger defenses, but this has been quite a ride by this kid.

[Mr Lisle]

Cal Poly Coach Tim Walsh won 65 games at PSU from the time they joined the BSC in 1996 until he left to join the staff at West Point in 2006. Since returning to the BSC in 2009 he has won 32 more through 2013 giving him 97 wins to that point. He's won two more this year and stands at 99.

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Cal Poly Coach Tim Walsh won 65 games at PSU from the time they joined the BSC in 1996 until he left to join the staff at West Point in 2006. Since returning to the BSC in 2009 he has won 32 more through 2013 giving him 97 wins to that point. He's won two more this year and stands at 99.

Actually he has 82. From 2009-11 Poly was in the Great West.

[Counter Assault]

Prukop could very well top the scoring and the touchdowns records at his pace. Dang good stats.

[catgrad05]

I wonder how many schools have a guy on both the top ten lists for rushing and passing TD's in a single season. And Prukop has a chance to make the top ten scoring for a season. This is one special year and its not even half way yet. We may see Prukop and Knight make the top ten for rushing TD's in the same season.

This offense is insane compared to others at MSU. We have always been a defense school first with a so so to average offense. This year its the opposite. I hope we can keep Cramsey for a few years

[mslacatfan]

Cal Poly Coach Tim Walsh won 65 games at PSU from the time they joined the BSC in 1996 until he left to join the staff at West Point in 2006. Since returning to the BSC in 2009 he has won 32 more through 2013 giving him 97 wins to that point. He's won two more this year and stands at 99.

Actually he has 82. From 2009-11 Poly was in the Great West.

ok- I changed it to 82, until someone can confirm otherwise....?

[mslacatfan]

updated with All purpose yards in a game- Top 2 in the same season, pretty crazy!

Can anyone find me the top 10 list for Total Touchdowns by QB in a season???? Prukop has to already be in the top 10 I would imagine.

Tom? Colter?....

[mslacatfan]

updated with info from UC Davis.

Gonna keep asking- Can anyone get me the top 10 list of Most Total Touchdowns by QB in a season?????? I would think it would be easy enough to find, but I cant find it anywhere....


Tom?
Colter?

[TomCat88]

updated with info from UC Davis.

Gonna keep asking- Can anyone get me the top 10 list of Most Total Touchdowns by QB in a season?????? I would think it would be easy enough to find, but I cant find it anywhere....


Tom?
Colter?

I'm going to go through a bunch of old box scores this summer and compile some other lists, such as records for a half. I'll do that one for total TDs, too. I think McGhee had 29 (24 pass/5 rush) twice. Bradley had 30 passing TDs in '84, so he's probably the leader. Getting the top ten will take some digging. Prukop, with 28, is apt to move into first against WSU.

[mslacatfan]

updated with info from UC Davis.

Gonna keep asking- Can anyone get me the top 10 list of Most Total Touchdowns by QB in a season?????? I would think it would be easy enough to find, but I cant find it anywhere....


Tom?
Colter?

I'm going to go through a bunch of old box scores this summer and compile some other lists, such as records for a half. I'll do that one for total TDs, too. I think McGhee had 29 (24 pass/5 rush) twice. Bradley had 30 passing TDs in '84, so he's probably the leader. Getting the top ten will take some digging. Prukop, with 28, is apt to move into first against WSU.

thanks. I just figured that was a stat the school would have kept track of, but I guess not...

[mslacatfan]

updated with info from UC Davis.

Gonna keep asking- Can anyone get me the top 10 list of Most Total Touchdowns by QB in a season?????? I would think it would be easy enough to find, but I cant find it anywhere....


Tom?
Colter?

I'm going to go through a bunch of old box scores this summer and compile some other lists, such as records for a half. I'll do that one for total TDs, too. I think McGhee had 29 (24 pass/5 rush) twice. Bradley had 30 passing TDs in '84, so he's probably the leader. Getting the top ten will take some digging. Prukop, with 28, is apt to move into first against WSU.

Tom-

Also, could you confirm Shawn Johnsons Career All Purpose Yards number? I currently have it at 4,000? However, Colter had a different number than me the other day in one of his articles...

[TomCat88]

Looks like Shawn Johnson is now second in all-purpose yards. He had 187. Only needs about 50 more to catch Ryan Johnson.

[profisme]

Looks like Shawn Johnson is now second in all-purpose yards. He had 187. Only needs about 50 more to catch Ryan Johnson.

Should have taken the lead this last game. Yet another return TD called back. He has more of those than anyone I can remember.

[mslacatfan]

updated with Weber Stats

i will continue to update with any stats/top 10 lists as players approach them throughout the season. let me know if there is anything specific you want me to add.

Pretty dang impressive with Shawn John!

[Long Time Cat]

No comment other than to say thanks for doing it . I check it every week.

[RockyBearCat]

I also appreciate you taking the time to update this list. Very impressive QB.

I am curious if playoff statistics are included in yearly totals/records. Can you confirm? Thanks!!!

[mslacatfan]

I also appreciate you taking the time to update this list. Very impressive QB.

I am curious if playoff statistics are included in yearly totals/records. Can you confirm? Thanks!!!

They started including playoff stats somewhere are the year 2000... ish. Guys like Dave Dickinson's career stats (for example) only reflect regular season games

[John K]

I also appreciate you taking the time to update this list. Very impressive QB.

I am curious if playoff statistics are included in yearly totals/records. Can you confirm? Thanks!!!

They started including playoff stats somewhere are the year 2000... ish. Guys like Dave Dickinson's career stats (for example) only reflect regular season games

So once they started including playoff stats, why couldn't/didn't they go back and add in the playoff numbers for the players who played prior to that? It doesn't seem like it would be all that difficult to do that, and it would make it much more valid when comparing career stats for players from different eras.

[mslacatfan]

I also appreciate you taking the time to update this list. Very impressive QB.

I am curious if playoff statistics are included in yearly totals/records. Can you confirm? Thanks!!!

They started including playoff stats somewhere are the year 2000... ish. Guys like Dave Dickinson's career stats (for example) only reflect regular season games

So once they started including playoff stats, why couldn't/didn't they go back and add in the playoff numbers for the players who played prior to that? It doesn't seem like it would be all that difficult to do that, and it would make it much more valid when comparing career stats for players from different eras.

no idea. probably just a matter of whoever is in charge not wanting to put in some extra work...