MU Football Records Chase (updated 9/30)
by The Beef on Sep 30, 2008 8:20 AM CDT
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PrintBeen two weeks since last we updated, and since then I was able to find a 2007 version (meaning I believe it is through 2006) of the NCAA record book. And it really took me two weeks to find it. So, where Chase has already parked some Mizzou records, I will give you a little insight as to how close he is (or isn't) to some national records.
As always, thanks to the release from mutigers.com for their stat and record book goodness, and now the NCAA for this 626 page monster.
National Passing Yardage:
1. Peyton Manning______'94-'97_____11201
2. Jordan Palmer_______'02-'06_____11084
3. Charlie Frye_________'01-'04_____11049
4. John Beck__________'03-'06______11021
5. Drew Brees_________'97-00______10909
6. David Neil__________'98-'01______10903
7. Ben Roethlisberger___'01-'03______10829
8. Brett Basanez_______'02-'05______10580
9. Doug Flutie_________'81-'84______10579
10. Chase Daniel________'05-'08_____9592
We will switch this one up to a national view. Of course, Timmy Chang is the leader at just over 17,000 yards, but if Chase can get over 13,000, he will likely slide into 4th all time. Here are the next people he has to catch, and it looks like it will take a couple of games to start passing people. Once he does though, he will fly through this list
National Passing Efficiency:
1. Chad Pennington_____'97-'99_______156.2
2. Donovan McNabb_____'95-'98_______155.1
3. Tim Rattay___________'97-'99______154.3
4. Duante Culpepper____'96-'98_______153.1
5. David Carr__________''97-'98_______152.9
6. Jason White_________'99-'04______152.7
7. Ben Roethlisberger____'01-'03______151.3
8. Chris Weinke_________'97-'00______151.1
9. Byron Leftwich________'98-'02______150.9
10. Chase Daniel ________ ‘05-08 _____149.3
Will switch this one over as well...for the season Chase is at 193.39, which would break the national single season record. For his career, he moved this number 1.3 points from his last game...so who knows where he will land on the all-time list....but here are the next people. Ryan Dinwiddie holds the career record at 168.9 This is the only information I dont feel the best about since I dont think it includes last season's stats. But do you know what I see on here? A LOT of NFL QB's.
Total Offense:
1. Brad Smith _________ ‘02-05 ____ 13088
2. Chase Daniel ________ ‘05-08 _____ 10355
3. Jeff Handy __________ ‘91-94 _____ 6640
4. Phil Bradley _________ ‘77-80 _____ 6459
5. Corby Jones _________ ‘95-98 _____ 6230
You can pretty much use the national passing yards list as a similar list here, but with Brad still in front, I will keep this one here for now. Brad is 5th all time on the total offense list. As Chase gets closer, I will update this with some national people.
TD Passes:
1. Paul Pinegar_________'02-'05_______84
2. Ryan Schneider______'00-'03________82
3. Ryan Dinwiddie_______'00-'03______82
4. Joe Adams__________'77-'80______81
5. Drew Brees__________'97-'00______81
6. Eli Manning__________'00-'03______81
7. Jason White__________'99-'04______81
8. Danny Wimprine_______'01-'04_____81
9. Chase Daniel ________ ‘05-08 _____ 74
Decided to add this one too just to show a little bit about where Chase is. Again, without the stats from last season, I am not for certain this is accurate...but it should give some idea. I believe Colt Brennan has this now with about 130-something. Looks like it will take a couple of games, but he will start moving through the ranks soon. 100 TD's would put him about tied for 5th all time.
All-Purpose Yardage:
1. Brad Smith _________ ‘02-05 _____ 4419
2. Devin West _________ ‘95-98 _____ 3824
3. Jeremy Maclin_______'07-'08______3550
4. Brock Olivo _________ ‘94-97 _____ 3475
5. Zack Abron __________ ‘00-03 _____ 3426
6. Darrell Wallace _______ ‘84-87 _____ 3303
7. Joe Stewart _________ ‘74-77 _____ 3256
8. James Wilder ________ ‘78-80 _____ 2769
Maclin passed two more folks last time out, and a big return game against Nebraska could get him past West given how well Chase is finding him on the field. Brad Smith's record is not long for this world.
Receptions:
1. Martin Rucker (TE) ______ ‘04-07_____ 203
2. Justin Gage __________ ‘99-02_____ 200
3. Chase Coffman (TE) _____ ‘05-08_____ 185
4. Kenny Holly __________ ‘90-93_____ 151
5. Will Franklin __________ ‘04-07_____ 143
6. Victor Bailey__________'90-'92______128
7. Thomson Omboga______'01-'04_____127
8. Brian Sallee___________'91-'94______119
9. Sean Coffey____________'02-'05______118
10. Jeremy Maclin_________'07-'08_____106
Ten catches moves Coffman closer, and Maclin's monster effort puts him on this list for the first time. If Maclin or Coffman pass anyone in this next game, it probably does not bode well for Nebraska. Coffman has a decent chance at breaking the record at home against Okie State, but he'll need two really solid games.
Receiving Yardage:
1. Justin Gage __________ ‘99-02_____2704
2. Martin Rucker (TE) ______ ‘04-07_____2175
3. Victor Bailey __________ ‘90-92_____2144
4. Will Franklin __________ ‘04-07_____2125
5. Chase Coffman (TE) _____ ‘05-08_____2051
6. Linzy Collins __________ ‘89-90_____1760
7. Kenny Holly __________ ‘90-93_____1708
8. Sean Coffey __________ ‘02-05_____1596
9. Mel Gray ____________ ‘68-70_____1491
10. Jeremy Maclin________'07-'08_____1446
11.Hank Burnine _________ ‘53-55_____1445
Last time I said, "Maclin is at 1,279 (after only 17 games) and could MAYBE break on to this list this week," Guess so, but it is so close, we'll keep good ol' Hank Burnine's name up there one more time. Coffman looks to land in at least third place this coming week, and another LARGE week from Maclin could push him into 8th.
Receiving TD's:
1. Chase Coffman (TE) _____ ‘05-08______ 23
2. Martin Rucker (TE) ______ ‘04-07______ 18
Justin Gage __________ ‘99-02______ 18
4. Mel Gray ____________ ‘68-70______ 14
5. Jeremy Maclin________'07-'08_______13
Will Franklin __________ ‘04-07______ 13
Sean Coffey __________ ‘02-05______ 13
8. Victor Bailey __________ ‘90-92______ 12
Dwayne Blakley ________ ‘98-01______ 12
Another TD for Coffman, but none via the air for Maclin keeps this list pretty much the same.
Scoring:
1. Brad Smith __________ ‘02-05_____ 284
2. Jeff Wolfert (PK) _______ ‘06-08_____ 274
3. Zack Abron ___________ ‘00-03_____ 252
4. Corby Jones __________ ‘95-98_____ 228
5. Jeff Jacke (PK) ________ ‘88-92_____ 225
6. Bob Steuber __________ ‘40-42_____ 222
7. Tom Whelihan (PK) ______ ‘84-87_____ 191
8. Brock Olivo __________ ‘94-97_____ 188
9. Devin West __________ ‘95-98_____ 174
Another 10 points for Wolfert means he has a decent shot at breaking this record. Personally, I would settle for maybe 7 XP's and an FG to tie with the break coming at home...I'll take my chances of beating Nebraska with 52 points.
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The All-purpose yardage is ASTOUNDING
Maclin has put up these numbers in 16 team-games
Wilder did his in 36 team-games (3-12 game seasons)
Stewart and Wallace had 44 team-games (Wallace’s teams were wretched – what would he have done with a good team?)
Abron had 47 team-games
Brock and Devin each had 46 team-games
Brad had 48 team-games.
Maclin will have at least 10 more (certainly 11, possibly 12) team-games this season, putting him at 28 team-games on his career. If he stayed for his Jr. season, he would have a potential 39 – 42 games played in his career at Mizzou. At his current pace of gaining yards (which could slow down due without Chase next year, or could increase as he gets stronger and better at moving through kick-coverages), he could leave after 3 years with 8072 yards.
Which would, of course, put him THIRD on career total offense.
that’s assuming, of course, that he stays for 3 years and that we play at least in a bowl game the next two years (much more likely than him staying for 3 years).
By the way
Reggie Bush currently has the 3-year NCAA D1 All-Purpose record with 6,551 yards
DeAngelo Williams has the 4-year record with 7,573
If Maclin gains the same number of AP yards this season as he did last season, he will have 5,381, meaning he would only need 1200 yards in his Jr. year to set the NCAA 3-year record and 2200 in 2 years to set the NCAA 4-year record.
yeah...
…I want to convince myself that he might stay a third year, but I just don’t see it happening. He tore up his knee his first year…had a nagging shoulder (I think) injury last year…has already sprained his ankle this year…have to figure he’ll skedaddle instead of risking a bigger injury…
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Shoulder sounds right
I remember him landing awkwardly (in the end zone, of course) against A&M (or Tech) last year.
Someone forward this thread to him
Those numbers are mind-boggling.
Then again, so are the numbers that NFL teams put on checks.
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For those of you scoring at home
the career passing mark is held by Ty Detmer of the Fighting Mormons (15,031). If Chaser keeps on this pace he should get second. Oddly enough, Ty is also first in total yards in a career, but ~400 yards less…not very mobile
Also, the all-purpose yards record is held by Ricky “I smoke therefore I am” Williams (7206)
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I thought Timmy Chang from Hawaii had the record
I believe he had put it out there pretty far…like 17,000 or something. Certainly looks like Chase will get third, as I think he only needs 12K and some small change to get there.
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correction
Chang does have the record…in disgrace, I will fall on my sword…
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actually...this did give me an idea...
I will move his records watch to a more national approach since he has that record locked up for Mizzou
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I'm just thrilled he posted it
I wasn’t sure if we had been destroyed or not. I’ll have to keep checking it lest I be out of the loop.
Where are we sitting as of the bye-week?
Let’s see if I can figure some of these out:
Passing Yardage:
1. Chase Daniel________’05-’08_____9153 + 439 = 9592
Passing Efficiency: I have no idea how to calculate this, but his last game was 124.7, so it dropped a tad. Or it was 184.83 meaning it went up a tad – depending on which ESPN stat page you look at.
Total Offense:
1. Brad Smith _________ ‘02-05 ____ 13088
2. Chase Daniel ________ ‘05-08 _ 9900 + 439 + 16 = 10,355
All-Purpose Yardage:
1. Brad Smith _________ ‘02-05 _ 4419
2. Devin West _________ ‘95-98 _ 3824
3. Brock Olivo _________ ‘94-97 _ 3475
4. Zack Abron __________ ‘00-03 _ 3426
5. Jeremy Maclin________’07-08______3314 + 236 =
3550 Move this man up to #3, sorry MRs Olivo and West, you will not soon be forgotten.
Receptions:
1. Martin Rucker (TE) ______ ‘04-07_____ 203
2. Justin Gage __________ ‘99-02_____ 200
3. Chase Coffman (TE) _ ‘05-08_____ 175 + 10 = 185
Receiving Yardage:
1. Justin Gage __________ ‘99-02_____2704
2. Martin Rucker (TE) ______ ‘04-07_____2175
3. Victor Bailey __________ ‘90-92_____2144
4. Will Franklin __________ ‘04-07_____2125
5. Chase Coffman (TE) _ ‘05-08_____1967 + 84 = 2051
6. Linzy Collins __________ ‘89-90_____1760
7. Kenny Holly __________ ‘90-93_____1708
8. Sean Coffey __________ ‘02-05_____1596
9. Mel Gray ____________ ‘68-70_____1491
10. Jeremy Maclin _________________’07-08_______1446 Maclin just BARELY squeaks in here
11.Hank Burnine _________ ‘53-55_____1445
Receiving TD’s:
1. Chase Coffman (TE) _ ‘05-08______ 22 + 1 = 23
2. Martin Rucker (TE) ______ ‘04-07______ 18
Justin Gage __________ ‘99-02______ 18
4. Mel Gray ____________ ‘68-70______ 14
5. Jeremy Maclin________’07-’08_______13
Scoring:
1. Brad Smith __________ ‘02-05_____ 284
2. Jeff Wolfert (PK) _______ ‘06-08_____ 264 + 2FG + 4XP = 274
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Jesus man....just trying to take the week off :-)
Am going to start integrating some national records into it for Chase, since he has parked some of the records on here already….just to see how far up he gets
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That's what happens
when you supply a high-quality product. People need more of the Beef info.
Do you know of a place to get a reliable NCAA records book? I have seen one from the 2006-2007 off-season, but haven’t seen anything updated after last season. NCAA’s website links to one, but the link has been down the last few times I’ve looked.
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No...am in fact still searching for the same...
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yeah...but if you readjust for inflation, he'd still be in there
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