2024 Record Watch- (post NDSU game)

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As always, let me know if there are any corrections and/or additions to be made. I will add individual game top 10 and/or Season Top 10 lists as we go. Gonna be a fun year!

***NDSU game Update***

Individual- Longest Runs from scrimmage, Game
1. 97 Ben Vaughn vs Fresno. 1963 (TD)
2. 93 Adam Jones vs New Mexico, 2024 (TD)
3. 90 Shawn Johnson vs. Monmouth, 2013(TD)
4. 88 Adam Jones vs Montana, 2024
4. 88 Sean Chambers vs. Portland State, 2023 (TD)
6. 87 Logan Jones vs. Western Ill., 2018 (TD)
7. 85 Don Bagley vs Idaho, 1972
8. 84 Demetrius Crawford vs. Montana, 2008
8. 84 Dennis Erickson vs ND St., 1966 (TD)
8. 84 Mark Rinehart vs Weber St, 1988 (TD)

Individual- Rushing Yards, Season
1. 1,623 Isaiah Ifanse, 2021
2. 1,537 Ryan Johnson, 2001
3. 1,460 Don Hass, 1966
4. 1,412 Troy Andersen, 2018
5. 1,387 Steve Kracher, 1975
6. 1,386 Scottre Humphrey, 2024
7. 1,379 Tom Kostrba, 1976
8. 1,351 Cody Kirk, 2011
9. 1,314 Demetrius Crawford, 2008
10. 1,256 Matt Engelking, 1996
Adam Jones- 1,172
Tommy Mellott- 1,050
***Adam Jones now owns the MSU Freshman record

Individual- Rushing Yards, Career
1. 3,742 Isaiah Ifanse 2018-22
2. 3,646 Ryan Johnson, 1999-02
3. 3,510 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
4. 3,422 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
5. 2,979 Steve Kracher, 1972-75
6. 2,954 Don Hass, 1965-67
7. 2,819 Delmar Jones, 1975-78
8. 2,464 Matt Engelking, 1993-96
9. 2,449 Tony Boddie, 1979-82
10. 2,260 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
Scottre Humphrey- 1,827
Elijah Elliott- 1,317
Adam Jones- 1,224

Team- Most Yards Rushing, Game
1. 549 vs. Cal Poly, 2022
2. 511 vs. Sac State, 2024
3. 483 vs Fresno St, 1973
4. 458 at Weber St, 1976
5. 451 at Northern Colo, 2019
6. 449 vs. Norfolk St, 2019
7. 439 vs. Montana, 2022
8. 436 vs. North Dakota, 2012
9. 430 vs. Cal Poly, 2018
10. 417 vs Idaho State, 1988

Team- Rushing Yards, Season
1. 4,719, 2024
2. 4,366, 2022
3. 3,871, 2019
4. 3,655, 1976
5. 3,510, 2023
6. 3,313, 2021
7. 3,177, 2014
8. 3,045, 1973
9. 3,014, 2018
10. 2,759, 2011

Team- YPC, Season
1. 7.3 in 2023
2. 6.5 in 2024
3. 6.49 in 2022
4. 5.69 in 2017
5. 5.68 in 2019
6. 5.50 in 2018
7. 5.26 in 1957
8. 5.23 in 1956
9. 5.19 in 2015
10. 5.17 in 2021
10. 5.17 in 2014

Individual- 100 Yard Rush Games, Season
1. 9 Scottre Humphrey, 2024
1. 9 Troy Andersen, 2018
3. 8 Isaiah Ifanse, 2021
3. 8 Matt Engelking, 1995
5. 7 Matt Engelking, 1996
5. 7 Ryan Johnson, 2001
5. 7 Steve Kracher, 1975
8. 6 by many

Individual- 100 Yard Rush Games, Career
1. 17 Isaiah Ifanse, 2018-22
1. 17 Ryan Johnson, 1999-2002
3. 16 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
3. 16 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
5. 15 Don Hass, 1965-67
5. 15 Matt Engelking, 1993-96
7. 13 Steve Kracher, 1972-75
8. 11 Delmar Jones, 1976-78
8. 11 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
10. 10 Scottre Humphrey, 2023-
10. 10 Chris Murray, 2016-17
10. 10 Tony Boddie, 1979-82

Individual- 200 yard Rush Games, Career
1. 5, Ryan Johnson (had three in 2001)
2. 3, Isaiah Ifanse
2. 3, Don Hass (holds the single game record at 298)
4. 2, Steve Kracher
4. 2, Paul Schafer
6. 1, Marqui Johnson
6. 1, Tommy Mellott
6. 1, Sean Chambers
6. 1, Cody Kirk
6. 1, Troy Andersen
6. 1, Demetrius Crawford
6. 1, Bruce Molock
6. 1, Kirk Copeland
***honorable mention- Adam Jones, 197 yards vs. the Griz.

Individual- Rushing Touchdowns, Season
1. 21 Troy Andersen, 2018
2. 20 Don Hass, 1966
3. 19 Sean Chambers, 2022
4. 18 Cody Kirk, 2013
5. 16 Scottre Humphrey, 2024
6. 15 Tommy Mellott, 2024
7. 14 Adam Jones, 2024
7. 14 Sean Chambers, 2023
7. 14 Cody Kirk, 2011
7. 14 Ryan Johnson, 2001
***Adam Jones now owns the MSU Freshman record

Individual- Rushing Touchdowns, Career
1. 47 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
2. 43 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
3. 33 Sean Chambers, 2022-23
3. 33 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
5. 29 Chad Newell, 2013-16
5. 29 Don Hass, 1965-67
7. 27 Ryan Johnson, 1999-02
8. 25 Isaiah Ifanse, 2018-22
9. 24 Scottre Humphrey, 2023-24
9. 24 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15
9. 24 John Tetrault, 1987-90
Adam Jones- 15

Individual- Rushing Touchdowns, Game
1. 5 Chad Newell vs. SDSU, 2014
1. 5 Cody Kirk vs. N. Dakota, 2013
1. 5 Don Hass vs N. Dakota, 1966
1. 5 Will Flaherty vs. Montana, 1902
5. 4 Adam Jones vs Idaho, 2024
5. 4 Marqui Johnson vs. CP, 2022
5. 4 Cody Kirk vs. Idaho State, 2011
5. 4 Don Hass vs Weber St, 1966
5. 4 Travis Lulay vs. Sac St, 2004
10. 3 by many

Team- Rushing Touchdowns, Game
1. 7 vs. Sac State, 2024
1. 7 vs. Utah Tech, 2023
3. 6 vs. Stetson, 2023
3. 6 vs. Montana, 2019
3. 6 vs. Cal Poly, 2022
3. 6 vs North Dakota, 2013
3. 6 vs Idaho, 1967
3. 6 vs Fresno State, 1966
3. 6 vs Weber State, 1966
3. 6 vs N. Dakota, 1966
3. 6 vs. Cal Poly, 2018

Team- Rushing Touchdowns, Season
1. 53 in 2024
2. 49 in 2022
3. 44 in 2019
4. 43 in 2014
5. 41 in 2023
6. 38 in 1956
7. 37 in 2018
8. 34 in 1966
9. 33 in 2013
10. 31 in 2016
10. 31 in 1973

Individual- Receiving Touchdowns, Season
1. 12 Sam McCullum, 1972
2. 11 Taco Dowler, 2024
2. 11 Elvis Akpla, 2011
4. 10 Ron Bain, 1968
4. 10 Kelly Davis, 1986
6. 9 Rohan Jones, 2024
6. 9 Willie Patterson, 2022
6. 9 Lance McCutcheon, 2021
6. 9 Mike Jefferson, 2006
6. 9 Chip Hobbs, 1998
6. 9 Kelly Davis, 1984

Individual- Touchdowns Receiving, Career
1. 21 Kelly Davis, 1983-86
2. 20 Mitchell Herbert, 2014-
3. 18 Elvis Akpla, 2009-11
3. 18 Chip Hobbs, 1995-99
5. 16 Sam McCullum, 1971-73
6. 14 Tom White, 1982-85
6. 14 Ron Bain, 1966-63
8. 13 Willie Patterson, 2017-22
8. 13 Tanner Bleskin, 2010-13
8. 13 Rick Gatewood, 2004-05
Taco Dowler- 11

Individual- 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. 3,025 Dakota Prukop, 2015
6. 2,799 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
7. 2,761 Rob Compson, 1998
8. 2,759 Tommy Mellott, 2024
9. 2,629 Travis Lulay, 2005
10. 2,568 Travis Lulay, 2003

Individual- Passing Yards, Career
1. 11,203 DeNarius McGhee, 2010-13
2. 10,746 Travis Lulay, 2002-05
3. 8,152 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
4. 6,828 Rob Compson, 1995-98
5. 6,029 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
6. 5,584 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15
7. 4,121 Mike Godfrey, 1981-83
8. 3,911 Jack Rolovich, 2006-07
9. 3,545 Brock Spencer, 1993-94
10. 3,262 John Tetrault, 1987-90

Individual- Completion Percentage, Season (min. 100 attempts)
1. 67.7% Tommy Mellott, 2024
2. 66.0% DeNarius McGhee, 2012
2. 66.0% DeNarius McGhee, 2013
4. 65.0% Dakota Prukop, 2014
5. 62.8% Dakota Prukop, 2015
6. 62.7% DeNarius McGhee, 2010
7. 62.4% Tommy Mellott, 2023
8. 62.2% Matthew McKay, 2021
9. 62.1% Cory Carpenter, 2006
10. 61.6% Tucker Rovig, 2019

Individual- Touchdown Passes, Season
1. 31 Tommy Mellott, 2024
2. 30 Kelly Bradley, 1984
3. 28 Dakota Prukop, 2015
4. 24 DeNarius McGhee, 2012
4. 24 DeNarius McGhee, 2011
6. 23 DeNarius McGhee, 2010
7. 22 Rob Compson, 1997
7. 22 Rob Compson, 1998
9. 19 Tyler Thomas, 2001
10. 18 Dakota Prukop, 2014

Individual- Touchdown Passes, Career
1. 79 DeNarius McGhee, 2010-13
2. 60 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
3. 58 Travis Lulay, 2002-05
4. 55 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
5. 54 Rob Compson, 1995-98
6. 46 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15
7. 28 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78
7. 28 Tyler Thomas, 2001-02
9. 24 Mike Godfrey, 1980-83
9. 24 Brock Spencer, 1993-94
9. 24 Jack Rolovich, 2006-07

Individual- Total Offense Yards, Career (Rushing/Passing)
1. 12,336 DeNarius McGhee, 2010-13 (1233 rush, 11203 pass)
2. 12,205 Travis Lulay, 2002-05 (1459 rush, 10,746 pass)
3. 9,543 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
4. 7,730 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86 (-422 rush, 8152 pas)
5. 7,347 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15 (1763 rush, 5584 pass)
6. 6,788 Rob Compson, 1995-98 (-70 rush, 6828 pass)
7. 4,359 Chris Murray, 2016- (2,375 rush, 1,984 pass)
8. 4,327 John Tetrault, 1987-90 (1279 rush, 3262 pass)
9. 4,036 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78 (1158 rush, 2778)
10. 3,945 Dennis Erickson, 1966-68 (764 rush, 3181)

Team- Total Offense Average, Season
1. 519.7, 2015
2.495.1, 2022
3. 488.6, 2014
4. 478.8, 2024
5. 473.4, 2023
6. 451.8, 2010
7. 447.4, 1984
8. 433.0, 2004
9. 430.2, 2011
10. 426.5, 2019

Individual- Scoring in a Season
1. Blake Glessner 143, 2022
2. Troy Andersen 128, 2018
2. Myles Sansted 128, 2024
4. Don Hass 120, 1966
5. Sean Chambers 114, 2022
6. Jason Cunningham 113, 2011
7. Cody Kirk 112, 2013
8. Blake Glessner 108, 2021
9. Tristan Bailey 104, 2019
10. Jason Cunningham 102, 2010

Individual- Scoring, Career
1. 357 Jason Cunningham, 2008-11
2. 292 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
3. 264 Tommy Mellott, 2021-24
4. 251 Blake Glessner, 2021-22
5. 234 Pat Bolton, 1972-75
6. 231 Mark Carter, 1981-84
7. 214 Jeff Muri, 1976-79
8. 212 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
9. 204 Sean Chambers, 2022-23
10. 197 Anders Larsson, 1985-88

Team- Scoring in a season
1. 652, 2024
2. 601, 2022
3. 496, 2014
4. 490, 2019
5. 479, 2023
6. 461, 2015
7. 435, 2012
8. 430, 2021
9. 415, 2011
10. 396, 2010

Individual- Sacks, Career
1. 40 Mark Fellows, 1981-84
2. 35.5 Neal Smith, 1994-97
3. 35 Corey Widmer, 1988-91
4. 34 Brad Daly, 2009, ‘11-13
5. 29 Tex Sikora, 1982-85
5. 29 Jason Hicks, 1992-95
7. 26.5 Brody Grebe, 2021-24
8. 26 Adam Cordeiro, 2000-03
9. 25.5 Jon Montoya, 2000-03
10. 23.5 Bryce Sterk, 2018-19

Individual- Forced Fumbles, Career
1. 9 Mac Bignell, 2014-17
2. 8 Caleb Schreibeis, 2009-12
3. 7 Jody Owens, 2009-12
3. 7 Ken Lang, 1984-87
3. 7 Clete Linebarger, 1982-85
3. 7 Mark Fellows, 1981-84
3. 7 Ray Sebestyen, 2001-04
8. 6 Brody Grebe, 2021-
8. 6 Corey Widmer, 1988-91
10. 5 By many

Individual- Field Goals, Season
1. 24 Blake Glessner, 2022
2. 22 J. Cunningham, 2011
3. 20 Blake Glessner, 2021
4. 20 J. Cunningham, 2010
5. 17 Rory Perez, 2012
6. 15 Myles Sansted, 2024
7. 14 Pat Bolton, 1973

Individual- Punt Return Yards, Season
1. 664 Taco Dowler, 2024
2. 545 Corey Smith, 2003
3. 388 Gary Popiel, 1967
4. 381 Junior Adams, 2001
5. 371 Mark McGrath, 1979
6. 366 Corey Smith, 2002
7. 352 Shawn Johnson, 2012
8. 306 Taco Dowler, 2022
9. 283 Omar Turner, 1996
10. 273 Ben Vaughn, 1966

Individual- Punt Return Yards, Career
1. 1,026 Taco Dowler, 2022-
2. 966 Mark McGrath, 1976-79
3. 938 Corey Smith, 2000-03
4. 790 Shawn Johnson, 2011-14
5. 619 Sean Hill, 1989-93
6. 594 Jim Tuss, 1964-66
7. 473 Gary Popiel, 1965-67
8. 453 Rob Tesch, 1989-92
9. 433 Junior Adams, 2001-02
10. 427 Monte Boston, 1970-72

Individual- Punt Return Touchdowns, Career
1. 5 Corey Smith, 2000-03
2. 3 Taco Dowler, 2022-
2. 3 Junior Adams, 2001-02
2. 3 Kenyatte Morgan, 1993-96
5. 2 Shawn Johnson, 2011-
5. 2 Rob Tesch, 1990-92
5. 2 Sean Hill, 1993
8. 1 by many

Individual- Punting Average, Season
1. 51.3 Hank Urza, 1965
2. 48.5 Hank Urza, 1967
3. 46 Brendan Hall, 2023
4. 45.8 Brendan Hall, 2024
5. 45.6 Stuart Dodds, 1979
6. 45.0 Jered Padmos, 2019
6. 45.0 Hank Urza, 1966
8. 44.9 Rory Perez, 2013
9. 44.7 Matthew Peot, 1999
10. 44.0 Trevor Bolton, 2014

Individual- QB Playoff Wins, Career
1. 8 Tommy Mellott
2. 3 Paul Dennehy
2. 3 Kelly Bradley
4. 2 Tucker Rovig
4. 2 DeNarius McGhee
6. 1 Jack Rolovich
6. 1 Dave Alt
6. 1 Troy Andersen

Coaching- Victories, Career
1. 70, Rob Ash
2. 47, Brent Vigen
2. 47, Sonny Holland
4. 41, Cliff Hysell
5. 40, Mike Kramer
6. 36, Schubert R. Dyche
7. 31, Tony Storti
7. 31, Jim Sweeney
9. 30, Herb Agocs
10. 28, Jeff Choate
10. 28, G. Ott Romney
***Vigen is the fastest coach to 40 wins in big sky history!

Coaching- Playoff wins, Career
1. 8, Vigen (8-4)
2. 3, Holland (3-0)
2. 3, Arnold (3-0)
2. 3, Choate (3-2)
5. 2, Ash (2-4)

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2023 Final Lists/stats:

Individual- Longest Runs from scrimmage, Game
1. 97 Ben Vaughn vs Fresno. 1963 (TD)
2. 90 Shawn Johnson vs. Monmouth, 2013(TD)
3. 88 Sean Chambers vs. Portland State, 2023 (TD)
4. 87 Logan Jones vs. Western Ill., 2018 (TD)
5. 85 Don Bagley vs Idaho, 1972
6. 84 Demetrius Crawvord vs. Montana, 2008
6. 84 Dennis Erickson vs ND St., 1966 (TD)
6. 84 Mark Rinehart vs Weber St, 1988 (TD)
9. 83 Matt Engelking vs UM-Duluth, 1996 (TD)
10. 82 Sam Moore vs San Diego, 1959 (TD)

Individual- Rushing Yards, Career
1. 3,742 Isaiah Ifanse 2018-22
2. 3,646 Ryan Johnson, 1999-02
3. 3,422 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
4. 2,979 Steve Kracher, 1972-75
5. 2,954 Don Hass, 1965-67
6. 2,819 Delmar Jones, 1975-78
7. 2,467 Tommy Mellott, 2021-
8. 2,464 Matt Engelking, 1993-96
9. 2,449 Tony Boddie, 1979-82
10. 2,260 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
Sean Chambers- 1,518
Elijah Elliott- 1,317
Lane Sumner- 1,037

Team- Rushing Yards, Season
1. 4,366 2022
2. 3,871 2019
3. 3,655 1976
4. 3,510 2023
5. 3,313 2021
6. 3,177 2014
7. 3,045 1973
8. 3,014 2018
9. 2,759 2011
10. 2,744 2017

Team- YPC, Season
1. 7.3 in 2023
2. 6.49 in 2022
3. 5.69 in 2017
4. 5.68 in 2019
5. 5.50 in 2018
6. 5.26 in 1957
7. 5.23 in 1956
8. 5.19 in 2015
9. 5.17 in 2021
9. 5.17 in 2014

Individual- 100 Yard Rush Games, Career
1. 17 Isaiah Ifanse, 2018-22
1. 17 Ryan Johnson, 1999-2002
3. 16 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
4. 15 Don Hass, 1965-67
4. 15 Matt Engelking, 1993-96
6. 13 Steve Kracher, 1972-75
7. 11 Tommy Mellott- 2021-
7. 11 Delmar Jones, 1976-78
7. 11 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
10. 10 Chris Murray, 2016-17
10. 10 Tony Boddie, 1979-82

Individual- 200 yard Rush Games, Career
1. 5, Ryan Johnson (had three in 2001)
2. 3, Isaiah Ifanse
2. 3, Don Hass (holds the single game record at 298)
4. 2, Steve Kracher
4. 2, Paul Schafer
6. 1, Marqui Johnson
6. 1, Tommy Mellott
6. 1, Sean Chambers
6. 1, Cody Kirk
6. 1, Troy Andersen
6. 1, Demetrius Crawford
6. 1, Bruce Molock
6. 1, Kirk Copeland

Individual- Rushing Touchdowns, Season
1. 21 Troy Andersen, 2018
2. 20 Don Hass, 1966
3. 19 Sean Chambers, 2022
4. 18 Cody Kirk, 2013
5. 14 Sean Chambers
5. 14 Cody Kirk, 2011
5. 14 Ryan Johnson, 2001
8. 13 Tommy Mellott, 2022
8. 13 Cody Kirk, 2012
8. 13 Dakota Prukop, 2014

Individual- Rushing Touchdowns, Career
1. 47 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
2. 33 Sean Chambers, 2022-23
2. 33 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
4. 29 Chad Newell, 2013-16
4. 29 Don Hass, 1965-67
6. 28 Tommy Mellott, 2021-
7. 27 Ryan Johnson, 1999-02
8. 25 Isaiah Ifanse, 2018-22
9. 24 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15
9. 24 John Tetrault, 1987-90

Team- Rushing Touchdowns, Game
1. 7 vs. Utah Tech, 2023
2. 6 vs. Stetson, 2023
2. 6 vs. Montana, 2019
2. 6 vs. Cal Poly, 2022
2. 6 vs North Dakota, 2013
2. 6 vs Idaho, 1967
2. 6 vs Fresno State, 1966
2. 6 vs Weber State, 1966
2. 6 vs N. Dakota, 1966
2. 6 vs. Cal Poly, 2018
5 several times

Team- Rushing Touchdowns, Season
1. 49 in 2022
2. 44 in 2019
3. 43 in 2014
4. 41 in 2023
5. 38 in 1956
6. 37 in 2018
7. 34 in 1966
8. 33 in 2013
9. 31 in 2016
9. 31 in 1973

Individual- Passing Yards, Career
1. 11,203 DeNarius McGhee, 2010-13
2. 10,746 Travis Lulay, 2002-05
3. 8,152 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
4. 6,828 Rob Compson, 1995-98
5. 5,584 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15
6. 4,121 Mike Godfrey, 1981-83
7. 3,911 Jack Rolovich, 2006-07
8. 3,545 Brock Spencer, 1993-94
9. 3,262 John Tetrault, 1987-90
10. 3,250 Tommy Mellott, 2021-

Individual- Touchdown Passes, Career
1. 79 DeNarius McGhee, 2010-13
2. 60 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86
3. 58 Travis Lulay, 2002-05
4. 54 Rob Compson, 1995-98
5. 46 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15
6. 28 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78
7. 28 Tyler Thomas, 2001-02
8. 24 Tommy Mellott, 2021-
8. 24 Mike Godfrey, 1980-83
8. 24 Brock Spencer, 1993-94
8. 24 Jack Rolovich, 2006-07
Sean Chambers- 17

Individual- Total Offense Yards, Career (Rushing/Passing)
1. 12,336 DeNarius McGhee, 2010-13 (1233 rush, 11203 pass)
2. 12,205 Travis Lulay, 2002-05 (1459 rush, 10,746 pass)
3. 7,730 Kelly Bradley, 1983-86 (-422 rush, 8152 pas)
4. 7,347 Dakota Prukop, 2013-15 (1763 rush, 5584 pass)
5. 6,788 Rob Compson, 1995-98 (-70 rush, 6828 pass)
6. 5,717 Tommy Mellott, 2021-
7. 4,359 Chris Murray, 2016- (2,375 rush, 1,984 pass)
8. 4,327 John Tetrault, 1987-90 (1279 rush, 3262 pass)
9. 4,036 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78 (1158 rush, 2778)
10. 3,945 Dennis Erickson, 1966-68 (764 rush, 3181)

Team- Total Offense Yards, Game
1. 744 Cal Poly, 2022
2. 737 UC Davis, 2014
3. 718 Eastern Washington, 2015
4. 695 North Dakota, 2012
5. 683 Eastern Washington, 2004
6. 654 Idaho State, 2001
7. 652 Black Hills State, 2014
8. 646 at Sacramento State, 2010
9. 638 Utah Tech, 2023
10. 619 at Sacramento State, 2014

Individual- Scoring in a Career
1. 357 Jason Cunningham, 2008-11
2. 292 Cody Kirk, 2010-13
3. 251 Blake Glessner, 2021-22
4. 234 Pat Bolton, 1972-75
5. 231 Mark Carter, 1981-84
6. 214 Jeff Muri, 1976-79
7. 212 Troy Andersen, 2017-21
8. 204 Sean Chambers, 2022-23
9. 197 Anders Larsson, 1985-88
10. 192 Chad Newell, 2013-16
10. 192 Nate Cook, 2000-03
Tommy Mellott- 174

Team- Most Points scored, game
1. 86 vs.E. Oregon St, 1985
2. 77 vs. UC Davis, 2014
3. 72 vs. Cal Poly, 2022
4. 70 vs. N. Arizona, 1990
5. 66 vs. Idaho State, 1998
6. 65 vs. Western NM, 1999
6. 65 vs. Portland State, 2012
8. 64 vs. Sac State, 2010
9. 63 vs. Utah Tech, 2023 (most in a season opener and also home opener)
9. 63 vs. East Tenn. St., 2015
9. 63 vs. North Dakota, 2013

Team- Scoring in a season
1. 601, 2022
2. 496, 2014
3. 490, 2019
4. 479, 2023
5. 461, 2015
6. 435, 2012
7. 430, 2021
8. 415, 2011
9. 396, 2010
10. 395, 2013

Team- Sacks, Season
1. 56 1984
2. 44 2021
3. 43 2011
3. 43 2003
5. 41 2023
5. 41 2019
7. 40 1990
8. 38 1989
9. 36 2008
9. 36 1997
9. 36 1992

Individual- Fumbles Caused, Season
1. 8 Caleb Schreibeis, 2012
2. 5 Jody Owens, 2012
2. 5 Ken Lang, 1987
2. 5 Clete Linebarger, 1985
2. 5 Ray Sebestyen, 2004
6. 4 Mac Bignell, 2015
6. 4 Tom Jacobs, 1987
6. 4 Mark Fellows, 1984
6. 4 Dylan Tripp, 1997
10. 3 Brody Grebe, 2023
10. 3 Callahan O’Reilly, 2022
10. 3 Bryson McCabe, 2016
10. 3 Jessie Clark, 2015
10. 3 Adam Cordeiro, 2000
10. 3 Shon Flores, 1999
10. 3 Matt Christianson, 1991
10. 3 Jon Skelton, 1990
10. 3 Corey Widmer, 1990
10. 3 Kirk Timmer, 1986
10. 3 Jim Kalafat, 1983
10. 3 Paul Dilley, 1982
10. 3 Taylor Sheridan, 2013

Individual- Fumbles Caused, Career
1. 9 Mac Bignell, 2014-17
2. 8 Caleb Schreibeis, 2009-12
3. 7 Jody Owens, 2009-12
3. 7 Ken Lang, 1984-87
3. 7 Clete Linebarger, 1982-85
3. 7 Mark Fellows, 1981-84
3. 7 Ray Sebestyen, 2001-04
8. 6 Corey Widmer, 1988-91
9. 5 Brody Grebe, 2021-
9. 5 Brad Daly, 2009, ‘11-13
9. 5 Adam Cordeiro, 2000-03
9. 5 Shon Flores, 1998-99
9. 5 Scott Matthews, 1993-96
9. 5 Neal Smith, 1994-97
9. 5 Jim Kalafat, 1982-83
9. 5 John Taylor, 1998-2001

Individual- Kick Return Yards, Career
1. 1,848 Everett Gilbert, 2009-12
2. 1,846 Shawn Johnson, 2011-14
3. 1,624 Mark Rinehart, 1986-89
4. 1,607 Sean Hill, 1989-93
5. 1,317 Rob Tesch, 1989-92
6. 1,198 Marqui Johnson, 2022-
7. 1,109 Arie Grey, 1997-00
8. 1,105 Gunnar Brekke, 2013-16
9. 1,046 Logan Jones, 2015-19
10. 988 Kenyatte Morgan, 1994-97

Individual- Punt Return Yards, Career
1. 966 Mark McGrath, 1976-79
2. 938 Corey Smith, 2000-03
3. 790 Shawn Johnson, 2011-14
4. 619 Sean Hill, 1989-93
5. 594 Jim Tuss, 1964-66
6. 473 Gary Popiel, 1965-67
7. 453 Rob Tesch, 1989-92
8. 433 Junior Adams, 2001-02
9. 427 Monte Boston, 1970-72
10. 421 Kenyatte Morgan, 1994-97
Taco Dowler- 379

Individual- Punting Average, Season
1. 51.3 Hank Urza, 1965
2. 48.5 Hank Urza, 1967
3. 46 Brendan Hall, 2023
4. 45.6 Stuart Dodds, 1979
4. 45.0 Jered Padmos, 2019
4. 45.0 Hank Urza, 1966
7. 44.9 Rory Perez, 2013
8. 44.7 Matthew Peot, 1999
9. 44.0 Trevor Bolton, 2014
10. 43.4 Pat Bergman, 1987

Individual- QB Playoff Wins, Career
1. 5 Tommy Mellott
2. 3 Paul Dennehy
2. 3 Kelly Bradley
4. 2 Tucker Rovig
4. 2 DeNarius McGhee
6. 1 Jack Rolovich
6. 1 Dave Alt
6. 1 Troy Andersen

Coaching- Victories, Career
1. 70- Rob Ash
2. 47- Sonny Holland
3. 41- Cliff Hysell
4. 40- Mike Kramer
5. 36- Schubert R. Dyche
6. 32- Brent Vigen
7. 31- Tony Storti
7. 31- Jim Sweeney
9. 30- Herb Agocs
10. 28- Jeff Choate
10. 28- G. Ott Romney

Coaching- Playoff wins, Career
1. 5, Vigen (5-3)
2. 3, Holland (3-0)
2. 3, Arnold (3-0)
2. 3, Choate (3-2)
5. 2, Ash (2-4)

Misc. notes:
-Freshman running back Scottre Humphrey rushed for 114 yards and three touchdowns against Utah Tech, becoming the first Bobcat true freshman to surpass the 100-yard mark or score three touchdowns in a season opener.
-The 40-0 shutout vs Weber was MSU's first against a Big Sky foe since Portland State in 2006.
-The Cal Poly victory was Montana State's 200th in Reno H. Sales/Bobcat Stadium since the structure opened in 1973.
-The 2022-23 BSC win streak of 12 games in a row was a Bobcat record.
-Home win streak:26 games in a row, was a Bobcat record. Tied for 9th longest in FCS history. ended against NDSU.

[RockyBearCat]

Coaching- Victories, Career
1. 70- Rob Ash
2. 47- Sonny Holland
3. 41- Cliff Hysell
4. 40- Mike Kramer
5. 36- Schubert R. Dyche
6. 32- Brent Vigen
7. 31- Tony Storti
7. 31- Jim Sweeney
9. 30- Herb Agocs
10. 28- Jeff Choate
10. 28- G. Ott Romney

So 12-0 & a run to the national championship makes 16-0. Vigen becomes #2 all time.

[mslacatfan]

updated from New Mexico... what a crazy game! In so many ways they played pretty poorly, but never gave up and found a way to win! Looks like we have another stud running back in Adam Jones, holy crap!!!

What a way to start the season! LETS GO!!!

[TomCat88]

Thanks for putting this together for everyone.
Wondering if you want to include these:

Playoff appearances by head coach:

Ash - 4
Vigen - 3
Kramer - 3
Choate - 2
Arnold - 1
Holland - 1
1956(?)

Playoff appearances by starting quarterback:
Mellott - 3
McGhee - 3
Lulay - 2
Rolovich - 1
Prukop - 1
Dennehy - 1
Bradley - 1
1956(?)

[coloradocat]

Thanks for putting this together for everyone.
Wondering if you want to include these:

Playoff appearances by head coach:

Ash - 4
Vigen - 3
Kramer - 3
Choate - 2
Arnold - 1
Holland - 1
1956(?)

Playoff appearances by starting quarterback:
Mellott - 3
McGhee - 3
Lulay - 2
Rolovich - 1
Prukop - 1
Dennehy - 1
Bradley - 1
1956(?)

Playoff wins are already included and I would think wins are more important than participation.

[BelligerentBobcat]

I think it’s pretty realistic that Adam Jones leaves Montana State as the all time leading rusher.

[tdub]

I think it’s pretty realistic that Adam Jones leaves Montana State as the all time leading rusher.

The only reason I would debate this is that there is sooo much talent at RB that the workload will be shared, keeping total yardage down. But I agree that he is that good.

[sdsyvie]

What we watched Saturday was something special. The play by Adam Jones starting right in front of the bobcat section made it even more epic.

To see it go down at the 2nd longest rush from scrimmage in program history. It's a play I don't think any of us will ever forget. Knowing the timing in the game and the impact it made, is even more unbelievable and epic. So Excited to watch this kid develop.

[TomCat88]

Thanks for putting this together for everyone.
Wondering if you want to include these:

Playoff appearances by head coach:

Ash - 4
Vigen - 3
Kramer - 3
Choate - 2
Arnold - 1
Holland - 1
1956(?)

Playoff appearances by starting quarterback:
Mellott - 3
McGhee - 3
Lulay - 2
Rolovich - 1
Prukop - 1
Dennehy - 1
Bradley - 1
1956(?)

Playoff wins are already included and I would think wins are more important than participation.

Yeah... continue...

[carvs12]

Where did the receiving Records go. Thought I remembered seeing them on the thread in years past. And thanks for all you do for this it's greatly apricated.

[mslacatfan]

Where did the receiving Records go. Thought I remembered seeing them on the thread in years past. And thanks for all you do for this it's greatly apricated.

The last couple years haven’t exactly been the air raid offense…. Hahahaha

I list out any records that are in play- season, games, career for individual and team records. There are not any active receivers/stats that are close to any top 10 lists. Lance mccutcheon and kassis were about the last receivers to hit any top 10 lists.

Maybe we will see someone like McCullough hit the top ten TD’s in a season list this year?…. But I dont post any top 10 lists until a player is getting close.

[carvs12]

Where did the receiving Records go. Thought I remembered seeing them on the thread in years past. And thanks for all you do for this it's greatly apricated.

The last couple years haven’t exactly been the air raid offense…. Hahahaha

I list out any records that are in play- season, games, career for individual and team records. There are not any active receivers/stats that are close to any top 10 lists. Lance mccutcheon and kassis were about the last receivers to hit any top 10 lists.

Maybe we will see someone like McCullough hit the top ten TD’s in a season list this year?…. But I dont post any top 10 lists until a player is getting close.

Haha very true and I totally understand thanks.

[mslacatfan]

updated from Utah Tech.

Need some help though confirming something- Looking over the stats from the game it says that Taco had 54 total punt return yards, with a long of 53...... I feel like this is not accurate. Didn't he have TWO big returns??? If just the one went for 53, I feel like the other one was at least 30 or 40... I thought his total would be closer to 100... or was the other long return called back from a penalty or something?

can someone look into this? (Waiting to confirm before I update that specific list)

[MSU01]

updated from Utah Tech.

Need some help though confirming something- Looking over the stats from the game it says that Taco had 54 total punt return yards, with a long of 53...... I feel like this is not accurate. Didn't he have TWO big returns??? If just the one went for 53, I feel like the other one was at least 30 or 40... I thought his total would be closer to 100... or was the other long return called back from a penalty or something?

can someone look into this? (Waiting to confirm before I update that specific list)

At 11:37 in the 3rd quarter the ESPN play-by-play has UTU with a 6-yard punt from its own 24 yard line, returned for 0 yards to the UTU 30. I went back to the replay and it's actually a 52-yard punt, fielded by Taco at the MSU 24 and returned to the UTU 30. So I believe that's 46 additional yards and the true total was 100 if the others are accurate.

[mslacatfan]

updated from Utah Tech.

Need some help though confirming something- Looking over the stats from the game it says that Taco had 54 total punt return yards, with a long of 53...... I feel like this is not accurate. Didn't he have TWO big returns??? If just the one went for 53, I feel like the other one was at least 30 or 40... I thought his total would be closer to 100... or was the other long return called back from a penalty or something?

can someone look into this? (Waiting to confirm before I update that specific list)

At 11:37 in the 3rd quarter the ESPN play-by-play has UTU with a 6-yard punt from its own 24 yard line, returned for 0 yards to the UTU 30. I went back to the replay and it's actually a 52-yard punt, fielded by Taco at the MSU 24 and returned to the UTU 30. So I believe that's 46 additional yards and the true total was 100 if the others are accurate.

thanks. I thought something was off...

@TomCat88... Do you know how this works? will the schools go back and look over these types of stats for corrections?

[mslacatfan]

updated from Utah Tech.

Need some help though confirming something- Looking over the stats from the game it says that Taco had 54 total punt return yards, with a long of 53...... I feel like this is not accurate. Didn't he have TWO big returns??? If just the one went for 53, I feel like the other one was at least 30 or 40... I thought his total would be closer to 100... or was the other long return called back from a penalty or something?

can someone look into this? (Waiting to confirm before I update that specific list)

At 11:37 in the 3rd quarter the ESPN play-by-play has UTU with a 6-yard punt from its own 24 yard line, returned for 0 yards to the UTU 30. I went back to the replay and it's actually a 52-yard punt, fielded by Taco at the MSU 24 and returned to the UTU 30. So I believe that's 46 additional yards and the true total was 100 if the others are accurate.

thanks. I thought something was off...

@TomCat88... Do you know how this works? will the schools go back and look over these types of stats for corrections?

They updated the MSU website. 116 punt return yards for Taco against Utah Tech. Boom!

At this rate he will be #1 on the career list by end of the season!

[mslacatfan]

updated from Maine. Cats absolutely dominated! This rushing attack is just stupid good.

Added: punt return for TD's, career. (with Taco having 2 his first year of action, he is already on this list. MSU website needs to update this sh*t).

Go Cats!

[TomCat88]

updated from Maine. Cats absolutely dominated! This rushing attack is just stupid good.

Added: punt return for TD's, career. (with Taco having 2 his first year of action, he is already on this list. MSU website needs to update this sh*t).

Go Cats!

Sorry I didn’t see your question. Yes, they do that and expect to see Mellott changed from 12-15-0, 144, 1 TD to 11-14-0, 140, 1 TD. They gave him Reed’s first completion of the second half.

[mslacatfan]

updated from Maine. Cats absolutely dominated! This rushing attack is just stupid good.

Added: punt return for TD's, career. (with Taco having 2 his first year of action, he is already on this list. MSU website needs to update this sh*t).

Go Cats!

Sorry I didn’t see your question. Yes, they jdo that and expect to see Mellott changed from 12-15-0, 144, 1 TD to 11-14-0, 140, 1 TD. They gave him Reed’s first completion of the second half.

Got it. Updated. Thanks