NCAA Football: FBS All-Time Single-Game Offensive Records (Division I)
David Klingler of the Houston Cougars Holds the Division I Single-Game Passing Yards Record
Wow. Yesterday, Division III QB Sam Durley threw for an all-time college football record of 736 yards.
The most thrown in Division I was by Houston’s David Klingler: 716 yards in an early December 1990 game played in Tokyo.
Here’s a look at all the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision‘s all-time single-game records, from the offensive side of the ball (that’s what the top level of college football is called these days, by the way) .
Tomorrow: Defense.
Thanks to ncaa.org, my source, where you’ll find every college football record imaginable.
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| POS | REC. | FOR | AGAINST | DATE | NOTES | |
| MOST PLAYS | ||||||
| Mike Kafka | QB | 98 | Northwestern | Auburn | 1/1/10 | 78P, 20R, 562Y |
| MOST TOT YARDS | ||||||
| David Klingler | QB | 732 | Houston | Arizona | 12/2/90 | 716P, 16R |
| MOST TDs | ||||||
| David Klingler | QB | 11 | Houston | East. Washington | 11/17/90 | All Passing |
| MOST POINTS | ||||||
| David Klingler | QB | 66 | Houston | East. Washington | 11/17/90 | |
| MOST RUSHES | ||||||
| Tony Sands | RB | 58 | Kansas | Missouri | 11/23/91 | |
| MOST RUSHING YARDS | ||||||
| LaDainian Tomlinson | RB | 406 | TCU | UTEP | 11/20/99 | |
| HIGHEST RUSHING YARDS PER CARRY | ||||||
| Kevin Lowe | RB | 30.2 | Wyoming | South Dakota St. | 11/10/84 | 10 Carries |
| Tony Jeffery | RB | 21.4 | TCU | Tulane | 9/13/86 | 16 Carries |
| Eddie Lee Ivery | RB | 13.7 | Georgia Tech | Air Force | 11/11/78 | 26 Carries |
| MOST RUSHING YARDS, QUARTERBACK | ||||||
| Stacey Robinson | QB | 308 | North. Illinois | Fresno St. | 10/6/90 | |
| MOST RUSHING TDs | ||||||
| Howard Griffith | RB | 8 | Illinois | South. Illinois | 9/22/90 | |
| MOST RUSHING TDs, QUARTERBACK | ||||||
| Dee Dowis | QB | 6 | Air Force | San Diego St. | 9/1/89 | |
| MOST PASS ATTEMPTS | ||||||
| Drew Brees | QB | 83 | Purdue | Wisconsin | 10/10/98 | |
| MOST PASSES COMPLETED | ||||||
| Andy Schmitt | QB | 58 | East. Michigan | Cent. Michigan | 11/28/08 | |
| MOST PASSING YARDS | ||||||
| David Klingler | QB | 716 | Houston | Arizona St. | 12/2/90 | |
| HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE | ||||||
| Tee Martin | QB | 95.8% | Tennessee | South Carolina | 10/31/98 | 23 of 24 |
| Steve Sarkisian | QB | 91.2% | BYU | Fresno St. | 11/25/95 | 31 of 34 |
| Kliff Kingsbury | QB | 83.3% | Texas Tech | Texas A&M | 105/5/02 | 49 of 59 |
| HIGHEST PASSER EFFICIENCY | ||||||
| Tim Clifford | QB | 403.4 | Indiana | Colorado | 9/26/80 | 14 Att. |
| Bruce Gradkowski | QB | 317.4 | Toledo | Buffalo | 11/1/03 | 25 Att. |
| Chris Redman | QB | 199.2 | Louisville | East Carolina | 11/14/98 | 56 Att. |
| MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED | ||||||
| John Reaves | QB | 9 | Florida | Auburn | 11/1/69 | |
| MOST PASSING YARDS PER ATTEMPT | ||||||
| David Neill | QB | 18.5 | Nevada | Idaho | 10/24/98 | 26 Att. |
| John Walsh | QB | 14.1 | BYU | Utah St. | 10/30/93 | 44 Att. |
| Scott Mitchell | QB | 10.5 | Utah | Air Force | 10/15/88 | 60 Att. |
| MOST RECEPTIONS | ||||||
| Randy Gatewood | WR | 23 | UNLV | Idaho | 9/17/94 | |
| Tyler Jones | WR | 23 | East. Michigan | Cent. Michigan | 11/28/08 | |
| MOST RECEIVING YARDS | ||||||
| Troy Edwards | WR | 405 | Louisiana Tech | Nebraska | 8/29/98 | |
| MOST RECEIVING TDs | ||||||
| Rashaun Woods | WR | 7 | Oklahoma St. | SMU | 9/20/03 | |
| MOST PATs | ||||||
| Derek Mahoney | PK | 13 | Fresno St. | New Mexico | 10/5/91 | 13 of 13 |
| Terry Leiweke | PK | 13 | Houston | Tulsa | 11/23/68 | 13 of 14 |
| MOST FGs MADE | ||||||
| Dale Klein | PK | 7 | Nebraska | Missouri | 10/19/85 | 7 Att. |
| Mike Prindle | PK | 7 | West. Michigan | Marshall | 9/29/84 | 9 Att. |
| MOST TOTAL POINTS, KICKING | ||||||
| Mike Prindle | PK | 24 | West. Michigan | Marshall | 9/29/84 | 7FG, 3PAT |
| LONGEST FG | ||||||
| Russell Erxleben | PK | 67 Yds | Texas | Rice | 10/1/77 | |
| Steve Little | PK | 67 Yds | Arkansas | Texas | 10/15/77 | |
| Joe Williams | PK | 67 Yds | Wichita St. | South. Illinois | 10/21/78 | |
Photo: fanbase.com
Dates are in (M)M/(D)D/YY format.
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