- My Forums
- Tiger Rant
- LSU Recruiting
- SEC Rant
- Saints Talk
- Pelicans Talk
- More Sports Board
- Fantasy Sports
- Golf Board
- Soccer Board
- O-T Lounge
- Tech Board
- Home/Garden Board
- Outdoor Board
- Health/Fitness Board
- Movie/TV Board
- Book Board
- Music Board
- Political Talk
- Money Talk
- Fark Board
- Gaming Board
- Travel Board
- Food/Drink Board
- Ticket Exchange
- TD Help Board
Customize My Forums- View All Forums
- Show Left Links
- Topic Sort Options
- Trending Topics
- Recent Topics
- Active Topics
Started By
Message
Joe Burrow & Company LSU, SEC & NCAA Records (THEY'RE STILL GOING!)
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:02 am
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:02 am
NCAA
Burrow finished the 13-0 season with 342 completions on 439 attempts, good for a 78-percent completion percentage that is currently No. 1 in NCAA history.
SEC
First quarterback in SEC history to throw for 4,000 yards and 40 touchdowns in the same season.
LSU
LSU Victories in a season
13 - 2003
13 - 2011
13 - 2019
12 - 2007
11 - 1958
11 - 2005
11 - 2006
11 - 2010
Total Offensive Yards in a Season
1. Joe Burrow - 5,004 (2019)
2. Rohan Davey - 3,351 (2001)
3. Joe Burrow - 3,293 (2018)
4. JaMarcus Russell - 2,949 (2006)
5. Zach Mettenberger - 2,922 (2013)
6. Matt Mauck - 2,622 (2003)
7. Matt Flynn - 2,604 (2007)
8. Tommy Hodson - 2,591 (1989)
9. Danny Etling - 2,436 (2017)
10. Jeff Wickersham 2,421 (1983)
Single Season Passing Yards
1. Joe Burrow - 4,715 (2019)
2. Rohan Davey - 3,347 (2001)
23. JaMarcus Russell - 3,129 (2006)
4. Zach Mettenberger - 3,082 (2013)
5. Joe Burrow - 2,894 (2018)
6. Matt Mauck - 2,825 (2003)
7. Tommy Hodson - 2,655 (1989)
8. Zach Mettenberger - 2,609 (2012)
9. Jeff Wickersham 2,542 (1983)
10. Danny Etling - 2,463 (2017)
Career TOTAL OFFENSIVE Yards
1. Tommy Hodson - 8,938 - (4 Years)
2. Joe Burrow - 8,297 - (2 Years)
3. Jeff Wickersham - 6,705 - (4 Years)
4. JaMarcus Russell - 6,704 - (3 Years)
5. Herb Tyler - 6,654 - (4 Years)
6. Jordan Jefferson - 5,751 - (4 Years)
7. Jamie Howard - 5,560 - (4 Years)
8. Zach Mettenberger - 5,470 - (3 Years)
9. Alan Risher - 5,127 - (3 Years)
10. Danny Etling- 4,760 - (2 Years)
TOTAL OFFENSIVE Yards Per Game
1. Rohan Davey - 540 - (2001 Alabama)
2. Joe Burrow - 515 - (2019 Ole Miss)
3. Joe Burrow - 479 - (2019 Texas)
4. Joe Burrow - 457 - (2019 Alabama)
5. Tommy Hodson - 433 - (1989 Tennessee)
6. Joe Burrow - 418 - (2018 UCF - Fiesta Bowl)
7. Jesse Daigle - 400 - (1991 - Mississippi State)
8. Joe Burrow - 390 - (2019 - Georgia SEC Championship Game)
9. Joe Burrow - 386 - (2019 Utah State)
10. Brandon Harris - 384 (2015 Ole Miss)
Career Passing Yards
1. Tommy Hodson - 9,115 (4 years)
2. Joe Burrow - 7,609 (2 years)
3. Jeff Wickersham - 6,921 (4 years)
4. JaMarcus Russell - 6,625 (3 years)
5. Jamie Howard - 6,158 (4 years)
6. Herb Tyler - 5,876 (4 years)
7. Zach Mettenberger - 5,783 (3 years)
8. Jordan Jefferson - 4,733 (4 years)
9. Danny Etling 4,586 (2 years)
10. Alan Risher - 4,585 (3 years)
Single Game Passing Yards
1. Rohan Davey - 528 (2001 v. Alabama)
2. Joe Burrow - 489 (2019 v. Ole Miss)
3. Joe Burrow - 471 (2019 v. Texas)
4. Tommy Hodson - 438 (1989 v. Tennessee)
5. Joe Burrow - 398 (2019 v. Vanderbilt)
6. Jesse Daigle - 394 (1991 v. Miss St)
(tie) Joe Burrow - 394 (2018 v. UCF)
8. Joe Burrow - 393 (2019 v. Alabama)
9. Rohan Davey - 383 (2001 v. Kentucky)
10. Tommy Hodson - 381 (1989 v. Ole Miss)
(obligatory 11-13)
11. Joe Burrow - 373 (2019 v. NWSU)
12. Joe Burrow - 352 (2019 v. ATM)
13. Joe Burrow - 349 (2019 v. UGA)
Passing Touchdowns
1. Tommy Hodson - 69 - (4 Years)
2. Joe Burrow - 64 - (2 Years!)
3. JaMarcus Russell - 52 - (3 Years)
4. Herb Tyler - 40 - (4 Years)
5. Matt Mauck - 37 - (3 Years)
6. Zach Mettenberger - 35 - (3 Years)
7. Jamie Howard - 34 - (4 Years)
(tie) Jordan Jefferson - 34 - (4 Years)
9. Jarrett Lee - 32 - (4 Years)
10. Alan Risher - 31 - (3 Years)
(tie) Matt Flynn - 31 - (4 Years)
TOTAL Touchdowns
1. Joe Burrow - 74 - (2 Years)
2. Tommy Hodson - 71 - (4 Years)
3. Herb Tyler - 63 - (4 Years)
4. JaMarcus Russell - 56 - (3 Years)
5. Kevin Faulk - 47 - (4 Years)
6. Jordan Jefferson - 46 - (4 Years)
7. Alan Risher - 44 - (3 Years)
Dalton Hilliard - 44 - (4 Years)
9. Matt Mauck - 42 - (4 Years)
10. Charles Alexander - 40 - (4 Years)
(tie) Leonard Fournette - 40 - (3 Years)
TOTAL Touchdowns (single season)
1. Joe Burrow - 51 2019
2. Matt Mauck - 29 2003
(tie) JaMarcus Russell - 29 2006
4. Herb Tyler - 25 1998
(tie) Matt Flynn - 25 2007
6. Tommy Hodson - 24 1989
7. Joe Burrow - 23 2018 (warm up year
) 8. Leonard Fournette - 22 2015
(tie) Zach Mettenberger - 22 2013
10. Alan Risher - 21 1982
Total Touchdowns (single game)
1. Joe Burrow - 6 2018 Texas A&M
(tie) Joe Burrow - 6 2019 Vanderbilt
(tie) Joe Burrow - 6 2019 Utah State
4. 10 times by 8 players - 5 Most recent:Joe Burrow, 2019 vs. Ole Miss
* RECEIVERS *
JJ can move into #3 with almost zero effort. Chase has a shot at #1
Receiving Yards Single Season
1. Josh Reed - 1,740 2001
2. Ja'Marr Chase - 1,498 2019
3. Wendell Davis - 1,244 1986
4. Justin Jefferson - 1,207 2019
5. Jarvis Landry - 1,193 2013
6. Odell Beckham Jr. - 1,152 2013
7. Josh Reed - 1,127 2000
8. Michael Clayton - 1,079 2003
9. Eric Martin - 1,064 1983
10. Wendell Davis - 993 1987
Receiving Yards Single Game
1. Josh Reed - 293 2001 Alabama
2. Todd Kinchen - 248 1991 Mississippi State
3. Josh Reed - 239 2001 Illinois
4. Ja'Marr Chase - 229 2019 Vanderbilt
5. Ja'Marr Chase - 227 2019 Ole Miss
6. Eric Martin - 209 1983 Alabama
7. Wendell Davis - 208 1986 Ole Miss
8. Odell Beckham Jr. - 204 2013 Furman
9. Carlos Carson - 201 1977 Rice
(tie) Sheddrick Wilson - 201 1995 Rice
(tie) Devery Henderson - 201 2001 Kentucky
Chase and Justin movin' on up!!
Receiving TDs Career
1. Dwayne Bowe - 26 (4 Years)
2. Brandon LaFell - 25 (4 Years)
3. Michael Clayton - 21 (3 Years)
(tie) Ja'Marr Chase - 21 (2 Years!!)
5. Early Doucet - 20 (4 Years)
(tie) Justin Jefferson - 20 (3 Years)
7. Wendell Davis - 19 (4 Years)
(tie) Devery Henderson - 19 (4 Years)
9. Andy Hamilton - 18 (3 Years)
10. Ken Kavanaugh - 17 (3 Years)
(tie) Josh Reed - 17 (3 Years)
Marshall has a legit shot in the next 2 games of moving into 3rd.
Receiving Touchdowns Single Season
1. Ja'Marr Chase - 18 2019
2. Justin Jefferson - 14 2019
3. Dwayne Bowe - 12 2006
4. Wendell Davis - 11 1986
(tie) Devery Henderson - 11 2003
(tie) Brandon LaFell - 11 2009
7. Carlos Carson - 10 1977
(tie) Josh Reed - 10 2000
(tie) Michael Clayton - 10 2003
(tie) Jarvis Landry - 10 2013
(tie) Terrace Marshall Jr.- 10 2019
Receiving Touchdowns Single Game
1. Carlos Carson- 5 1977 Rice
2. Tony Moss - 4 1989 Ohio
(tie) Ja'Marr Chase - 4 2019 Vanderbilt
(tie) Ken Kavanaugh - 4 1939 Holy Cross
5. Tommy Morel - 3 1967 Mississippi State
Andy Hamilton - 3 1971 Notre Dame
Gerald Keigley - 3 1972 Auburn
Wendell Davis - 3 1986 Tulane
Wendell Davis - 3 1987 South Carolina
Wendell Davis - 3 1987 Ole Miss
Sheddrick Wilson 3 1995 Rice
Josh Reed - 3 2000 Tennessee
Devery Henderson - 3 2002 Kentucky
Dwayne Bowe - 3 2006 Kentucky
Terrence Toliver - 3 2010 Texas A&M (Cotton Bowl)
Odell Beckham Jr. - 3 2013 UAB
Travin Dural - 3 2014 Sam Houston State
Terrace Marshall Jr. - 3 2019 Georgia Southern
Justin Jefferson - 3 2019 Texas
Ja'Marr Chase - 3 2019 Ole Miss
Shamelessly stolen from this thread.
That other thread is anchored so I couldn't bump it back to front page.
This post was edited on 12/11/19 at 5:27 pm
15
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:03 am to CAD703X
If you tried hard enough, yes you could. 
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:07 am to jimbeam
i'm updating them..just need someone to double-check my figures.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:09 am to CAD703X
Total Offensive Yards and Total passing Yards should be different numbers.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:11 am to CAD703X
5004 total yards for Burrow.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:11 am to CAD703X
The crazy thing is if last year's offense was more like this year's offense he may just have eclipsed Hodson in just 2 years.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:12 am to LordoftheManor
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:12 am to Powerman
quote:
The crazy thing is if last year's offense was more like this year's offense he may just have eclipsed Hodson in just 2 years.
He still will with TD's
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:13 am to LordoftheManor
quote:
Wiki page stays updated
thank you. much better than my efforts
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:13 am to CAD703X
nvm the OP Changed all the numbers
This post was edited on 12/11/19 at 11:01 am
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:18 am to CAD703X
I don't think Joe's career passing yards are correct. I see 7,609.
Career Total Yards
1. Hodson - 8,938
2. Burrow - 8,297
Career Passing TDs
1. Hodson - 69
2. Burrow - 64
Joe could potentially end as the career leader in both in only 2 seasons. Damn.
Career Total Yards
1. Hodson - 8,938
2. Burrow - 8,297
Career Passing TDs
1. Hodson - 69
2. Burrow - 64
Joe could potentially end as the career leader in both in only 2 seasons. Damn.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:18 am to Powerman
quote:
The crazy thing is if last year's offense was more like this year's offense he may just have eclipsed Hodson in just 2 years.
I think if you include the SECCG he only needs around 600 yards. That number is attainable in two games if we get to the NCG. That would be insane. Eclipsing over half the record in a season is already ridiculous.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:22 am to GRTiger
quote:
I don't think Joe's career passing yards are correct. I see 7,609.
i'm correcting as i go
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:30 am to CAD703X
All good.
I just want to restate that single game passing list.
LSU football has played about 1270 games. We've watched 13 this year so far. More than half the time this year, we got to witness a passing performance that is in the top 1% of all games played in the history of LSU football. Any one of his games listed through 13 would have been at least the 6th best passing performance in LSU history, or top .5% of all games played.
I feel like I am trying to comprehend the size of the universe right now.
I just want to restate that single game passing list.
LSU football has played about 1270 games. We've watched 13 this year so far. More than half the time this year, we got to witness a passing performance that is in the top 1% of all games played in the history of LSU football. Any one of his games listed through 13 would have been at least the 6th best passing performance in LSU history, or top .5% of all games played.
I feel like I am trying to comprehend the size of the universe right now.
This post was edited on 12/11/19 at 10:31 am
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:32 am to GRTiger
i feel like we need a measure of 'top 10' wins those stats came against. those 4-year stats from QBs back in the 1990s like Howard & Tyler don't take into consideration many of the games were LOST.
This post was edited on 12/11/19 at 10:32 am
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:37 am to CAD703X
A few others that shock me a bit.
The most 300 yard passing games in a career before this season was Rohan's 7. Joe has 11 THIS YEAR (13 in his career, one shy of doubling the previous record.)
Before this season, LSU had 3 games in its history where a QB threw for at least 400 yards. Joe has 2, with 2 games to double the LSU historical total.
The most 300 yard passing games in a career before this season was Rohan's 7. Joe has 11 THIS YEAR (13 in his career, one shy of doubling the previous record.)
Before this season, LSU had 3 games in its history where a QB threw for at least 400 yards. Joe has 2, with 2 games to double the LSU historical total.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:44 am to GRTiger
when you see the stats all listed out like this his total dominance is incredible.
imagine what a 3rd year would have done!
Posted on 12/11/19 at 10:55 am to CAD703X
quote:
imagine what a 3rd year would have done!
I imagine that a lot.
One more post, because why not?
An article was posted before this season listing 15 unbreakable SEC records. Here is where Joe stands on breaking unbreakable records 4 months after they were dubbed such, with 1-2 games left to play:
1. Tim Couch's 400 completions in a season (1998) - Joe needs to complete 59 passes in the next two games to get to 401 (He has completed 30+ four times this season).
2. Johnny Manziel's 393.5 yards/game total offense (2010) - Joe needs 883 yards in the next two games (442/game) to break it (he has achieved 442+ total yards in a game 3 times this year.)
a) Side note, another of those unbreakable records was Florida WR Reidel Anthony's 18 TD receptions in 1996. Ja'Marr Chase already has 18 this year.
Posted on 12/11/19 at 11:00 am to GRTiger
insane looking at what chase and jefferson have done. imagine if burrow only had a single go-to receiver. their name would be #1 for every LSU record.
Receiving Yards Single Season
1. Ja'Marr Chase - 18 2019
2. Justin Jefferson - 14 2019
3. Dwayne Bowe - 12 2006
4. Wendell Davis - 11 1986
(tie) Devery Henderson - 11 2003
(tie) Brandon LaFell - 11 2009
7. Carlos Carson - 10 1977
(tie) Josh Reed - 10 2000
(tie) Michael Clayton - 10 2003
(tie) Jarvis Landry - 10 2013
(tie) Terrace Marshall Jr.- 10 2019
Marshall has a legit shot in the next 2 games of moving into 3rd.
Receiving Yards Single Season
1. Ja'Marr Chase - 18 2019
2. Justin Jefferson - 14 2019
3. Dwayne Bowe - 12 2006
4. Wendell Davis - 11 1986
(tie) Devery Henderson - 11 2003
(tie) Brandon LaFell - 11 2009
7. Carlos Carson - 10 1977
(tie) Josh Reed - 10 2000
(tie) Michael Clayton - 10 2003
(tie) Jarvis Landry - 10 2013
(tie) Terrace Marshall Jr.- 10 2019
Marshall has a legit shot in the next 2 games of moving into 3rd.
This post was edited on 12/11/19 at 11:03 am
Posted on 12/11/19 at 11:09 am to CAD703X
quote:
Total Touchdowns (single game)
1. Joe Burrow - 6 2018 Texas A&M
(tie) Joe Burrow - 6 2019 Vanderbilt
(tie) Joe Burrow - 6 2019 Utah State
666
Page 1 of 2
Back to top
Follow TigerDroppings for LSU Football News