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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/SportsReference on 2024-06-19 17:32:22+00:00.


  1. Wes Welker (97)
  2. Taurean Henderson (78)
  3. Mickey Peters (78)
  4. Nehemiah Glover (77)
  5. Carlos Francis (76)

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Stats from Texas Tech’s 2003 season:  

Stathead CFB

Stathead CFB is finally here, and it allows you to search the College Football Reference database like never before. Its data goes back to 1956 for all the major offensive stats. For defense, it covers everything back to 2005 — except interceptions, which is covered back to 1976. 

With that, you can find interesting stats like the following: 

  • Dillon Gabriel is 1 of 6 players with 4 seasons of 3,000+ passing yards — he can become the first player ever with 5 (Source)
  • Bryce Cosby out of Ball Stat is the only player in our database with multiple interceptions in 5 different seasons (Source)
  • Antonio Brown and Tommy Shuler are the only two players with 3 seasons of 90+ catches in a college career (Source)
  • Myles Gaskin is the only Pac-12 player with 4 seasons of 10+ rushing touchdowns (Source)
  • Jayden Daniels is the only player with 12,000+ passing yards and 3,000+ rushing yards in a career (Source)
  • USC has the most Heisman Trophy winners in College Football history (Source)
  • There have been 7 QBs with 30+ passing touchdowns and 1,000+ rushing yards in a season — Lamar Jackson in 2016 had the most with 1,571 (Source)
  • There have been 3 freshman with 100+ catches for 1,000+ yards and 10+ TDs in a season: Davante Adams, Michael Crabtree, and Rondale Moore (Source)
  • There are only 5 players with 2,000+ rushing and receiving yards in a career — D.J. Foster out of Arizona State was the most recent (Source)