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Lulay is primed to destroy most of the remaining records for MSU, and the Big Sky. Some interesting #'s I saw - 4 TD passes and he moves into a tie for 1st in Bobcat history. Passing DD for total yards should come in the 1st Q. And a really interesting one is that he needs 981 passing yards to surpass DD. Most likely he'll surpass DD's passing total DURING THE CAT\GRIZ GAME!!! Can't wait for that announcement.

Knocking on wood and keeping fingers crossed that TL stays healthy for these remaining 7 games!

catatac wrote:Lulay is primed to destroy most of the remaining records for MSU, and the Big Sky. Some interesting #'s I saw - 4 TD passes and he moves into a tie for 1st in Bobcat history. Passing DD for total yards should come in the 1st Q. And a really interesting one is that he needs 981 passing yards to surpass DD. Most likely he'll surpass DD's passing total DURING THE CAT\GRIZ GAME!!! Can't wait for that announcement.

Knocking on wood and keeping fingers crossed that TL stays healthy for these remaining 7 games!

Catatac, who currently holds the MSU records for passing yards and total yards? Also, how yards does Lulay need to pass DD for total yards?

grizband wrote:

catatac wrote:Lulay is primed to destroy most of the remaining records for MSU, and the Big Sky. Some interesting #'s I saw - 4 TD passes and he moves into a tie for 1st in Bobcat history. Passing DD for total yards should come in the 1st Q. And a really interesting one is that he needs 981 passing yards to surpass DD. Most likely he'll surpass DD's passing total DURING THE CAT\GRIZ GAME!!! Can't wait for that announcement.

Knocking on wood and keeping fingers crossed that TL stays healthy for these remaining 7 games!

Catatac, who currently holds the MSU records for passing yards and total yards? Also, how yards does Lulay need to pass DD for total yards?

Lulay holds both the total yards and passing yards records at MSU by a wide margin. He needs about 100 - 150 yards to pass DD in the BSC record books for total yards. Jamie Martin holds both the BSC passing record and total yards record. Lulay will have to average better than 300 yards per game to break those.

gtapp wrote:

grizband wrote:

catatac wrote:Lulay is primed to destroy most of the remaining records for MSU, and the Big Sky. Some interesting #'s I saw - 4 TD passes and he moves into a tie for 1st in Bobcat history. Passing DD for total yards should come in the 1st Q. And a really interesting one is that he needs 981 passing yards to surpass DD. Most likely he'll surpass DD's passing total DURING THE CAT\GRIZ GAME!!! Can't wait for that announcement.

Knocking on wood and keeping fingers crossed that TL stays healthy for these remaining 7 games!

Catatac, who currently holds the MSU records for passing yards and total yards? Also, how yards does Lulay need to pass DD for total yards?

Lulay holds both the total yards and passing yards records at MSU by a wide margin. He needs about 100 - 150 yards to pass DD in the BSC record books for total yards. Jamie Martin holds both the BSC passing record and total yards record. Lulay will have to average better than 300 yards per game to break those.

Thanks Gtapp. Damn, he is one impressive QB.

Lulay can pass Martin for the total yardage record, but I don't think he can beat Martins passing record. Damn near all of Martins total yards were passing, he only had 80 non-passing yards in his career.

From this weeks MSU game notes at http://www.msubobcats.com/news.php?sid=fb&nid=1194

MSU Career Records
Career Passing Yards
1. 10,100 Travis Lulay, 2002-
2. 8,152 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86 (7,183)
3. 6,828 Rob Compson, 1995-98

Career Attempts
1. 1,441 Travis Lulay, 2002-
2. 1,238 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
3. 901 Rob Compson, 1995-98

Career Completions
1. 829 Travis Lulay, 2002-
2. 714 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
3. 516 Rob Compson, 1995-98

Career Touchdown Passes
1. 60 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
2. 56 Travis Lulay, 2002-
3. 54 Rob Compson, 1995-98
4. 28 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78
4. 28 Tyler Thomas, 2001-02

Career Total Offense
1. 11,415 Travis Lulay, 2002-
2. 7,730 Kelly Bradley, 1983-96
3. 6,788 Rob Compson, 1995-98

Big Sky Career Records
Career Passing Yards
1. 12,207 Jamie Martin, WSU, 89-92
2. 11,400 Travis Brown, NAU, 96-99
3. 11,080 Dave Dickenson, UM,92-95
4. 10,824 Doug Nussmeier, UI, 90-93
5. 10,277 Greg Wyatt, NAU, 86-89
6. 10,187 John Friesz, UI, 10,187
7. 10,100 Travis Lulay, MSU, '02-05
8. 9,639 Jeff Lewis, NAU, 92-95
9. 9,315 Brian Ah Yat, UM, 95-98
10. 9,300 Ken Hobart, UI, 80-83

Career Total Offense Yards
1. 12,287 Jamie Martin, WSU, 89-92
2. 12,027 Doug Nussmeier, UI, 90-93
3. 11,513 Dave Dickenson, UM,92-95
4. 11,415 Travis Lulay, MSU, 02-
5. 11,400 Travis Brown, NAU, 96-99
6. 11,126 Ken Hobart, UI, 80-83
7. 10,277 Greg Wyatt, NAU, 86-89
8. 10,187 John Friesz, UI, 10,187
9. 9,454 Marcus Brady, CSN, 98-00
10. 9,230 Brian Ah Yat, UM, 95-98

I-AA Career Records
Career Passing Yards
1. 14,496 Steve McNair, Alcorn St
2. 12,711 Willie Totten, Miss. Valley
3. 12,479 Marcus Brady, Northridge
4. 12,207 Jamie Martin, Weber State
5. 11,784 Robert Kent, Jackson St
6. 11,716 Bruce Eugene, Grambling
7. 11,550 Neil Lomax, Portland St
8. 11,400 Travis Brown, NAU
9. 11,080 Dave Dickenson, Montana
10. 10,824 Doug Nussmeier, Idaho
11. 10,697 John Friesz, Idaho
12. 10,697 Greg Wyatt, NAU
13. 10,655 Sean Payton, E. Ill.
14. 10,329 Donald Carrie, Alcorn St
15. 10,254 Niel Loebig, Duquesne
16. 10,100 Travis Lulay, Montana St
17. 9,819 Marko Glavic, Lafayette
18. 9,805 David Corley, Wm & Mary
19. 9,698 Jeff Wiley, Holy Cross
20 9,669 Phil Stambaugh, Lehigh
21. 9,655 Jeff Lewis, NAU
22. 9,611 Ted White, Howard
23. 9,548 Robbie Jutino, Liberty
24. 9,538 Chris Boden, Villanova
25. 9,371 Giovanni Carmazzi, Hofstra
26. 9,315 Brian Ah Yat, Montana
27. 9,305 Kirk Schulz, Villanova
28. 9,300 Ken Hobart, Idaho
29. 9,294 James Perry, Brown
30. 9,288 Matt DeGennaro, UConn

Career Total Offense Yards
1. 16,823 Steve McNair, Alcorn St
2. 13,095 Marcus Brady, Northridge
3. 13,007 Willie Totten, Miss Valley
4. 12,895 Bruce Eugene, Grambling
5. 12,538 Robert Kent, Jackson St
6. 12,287 Jamie Martin, Weber St
7. 12,054 Doug Nussmeier, Idaho
8. 11,647 Neil Lomax, Portland St
9. 11,523 Dave Dickenson, Montana
10. 11,415 Travis Lulay, Montana St
11. 11,267 Travis Brown, NAU
12. 11,127 Ken Hobart, Idaho
13. 10,948 David Corley, Wm & Mary
14. 10,416 Giovanni Carmazzi, Hofstra
15. 10,298 Sean Payton, E. Ill
15. 10,277 Greg Wyatt, NAU
16. 10,187 John Friesz, Idaho
17. 10,169 Marko Glavic, Lafayette
19. 10,039 Niel Loebig, Duquesne
20. 10,026 Donald Carrie, Alcorn St
21. 9,886 Michael Proctor, Murray St
22. 9,877 Jeff Wiley, Holy Cross
23. 9,769 Jeff Leewis, NAU

Keep in mind that 1-AA didn't allow playoff games be included when DD was playing. Kramer said that on sports nuts Tuesday. I don't remember when that all changed but that's the fact. No I am not a griz fan, just telling the facts.

grizhatr wrote:Keep in mind that 1-AA didn't allow playoff games be included when DD was playing. Kramer said that on sports nuts Tuesday. I don't remember when that all changed but that's the fact. No I am not a griz fan, just telling the facts.

Thanks for point that out, it is too bad that when they make a change like that that they can't adjust the record books to reflect the records correctly.

Either way, if Travis doesn't get one more yard passing or rushing he is an Amazing QB that has brought Bobcat football to a new level. The same should be said for Dave Dickenson, both are class acts!

rtb wrote:

grizhatr wrote:Keep in mind that 1-AA didn't allow playoff games be included when DD was playing. Kramer said that on sports nuts Tuesday. I don't remember when that all changed but that's the fact. No I am not a griz fan, just telling the facts.

Thanks for point that out, it is too bad that when they make a change like that that they can't adjust the record books to reflect the records correctly.

Either way, if Travis doesn't get one more yard passing or rushing he is an Amazing QB that has brought Bobcat football to a new level. The same should be said for Dave Dickenson, both are class acts!

Yes they are both class guys, and have done amazing things for their program. The only thing Lulay has to do is win a championship.

& win a payton award.

Anybody hear about the Payton watch list this year? Certainly Lulay and Meyer are on it?

Yep you are right, unless Travis leads us to a NC and wins the Payton he won't be good.

jagur1 wrote:& win a payton award.

Anybody hear about the Payton watch list this year? Certainly Lulay and Meyer are on it?

It was just revised:

BSC:

Lulay, Meyer, and Hilliard are all on it. Lulay has virtually no shot at it IMO.

Defense:
Jeff Charleston, DE, Idaho State
Brady Fosmark, DE, Weber State

CelticCat wrote:

jagur1 wrote:& win a payton award.

Anybody hear about the Payton watch list this year? Certainly Lulay and Meyer are on it?

It was just revised:

BSC:

Lulay, Meyer, and Hilliard are all on it. Lulay has virtually no shot at it IMO.

Defense:
Jeff Charleston, DE, Idaho State
Brady Fosmark, DE, Weber State

I think Lulay will finish in the top four but it will be tough for him to win because of the numbers some of the other players are putting up this year. If the Payton award was equivalent to an MVP award then I think Lulay would win going away.

Celtic must not be mad at me anymore.

jagur1 wrote:Celtic must not be mad at me anymore.

Being mad at you would be like being mad a little girl for kicking me in the shins. She doesn't know any better.

grizhatr wrote:Keep in mind that 1-AA didn't allow playoff games be included when DD was playing. Kramer said that on sports nuts Tuesday. I don't remember when that all changed but that's the fact. No I am not a griz fan, just telling the facts.

So to be fair and compare like numbers. Taking away Travis' two playoff games subtract 411 yards from his passing numbers and 424 yards from his all-purpose offensive numbers.

WYCAT wrote:Yep you are right, unless Travis leads us to a NC and wins the Payton he won't be good.

That's not what I meant. What I meant was that would cement his legacy even more, on a national stage.

gtapp wrote:

CelticCat wrote:

jagur1 wrote:& win a payton award.

Anybody hear about the Payton watch list this year? Certainly Lulay and Meyer are on it?

It was just revised:

BSC:

Lulay, Meyer, and Hilliard are all on it. Lulay has virtually no shot at it IMO.

Defense:
Jeff Charleston, DE, Idaho State
Brady Fosmark, DE, Weber State

I think Lulay will finish in the top four but it will be tough for him to win because of the numbers some of the other players are putting up this year. If the Payton award was equivalent to an MVP award then I think Lulay would win going away.

I think Travis has a better shot at BSC MVP because of the numbers of people like Meyer. But, I think it would be hard pressed to say another player in the Big Sky means more to their team's success.

Meyer or Lulay for BSC MVP will get settled next week. Don't you think?

jagur1 wrote:Meyer or Lulay for BSC MVP will get settled next week. Don't you think?

I have to agree here. It depends on whose team wins and who has the better individual game. I think as far as MVP goes, who is more valuable to their team than Travis Lulay is to the Bobcats? That alone should be worth an MVP award.