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M.D.W.S.T
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  Message Not Read  Current Bobcats Chasing Record Books
   Posted: 11/6/2025 1:50:29 PM 
Chase Hendricks
- Current Stats: 60 rec, 845 yards, 6 TD
- Career Stats: 111 rec, 1424 yards, 7 TD

Season Records:
- 8th in Rec (60) - #1 Coleman Owen w/ 78
- 9th in Rec Yards (845) - #1 Coleman Owen with 1,245
- 15th in Rec TD (6) - #1 Wigs / Brazill w/ 11, 9 TD would put him at 3rd

Career Records:
- 10th in Rec (111) - Wigs is 8th with 129
- Rec Yards - Close to Top 10 - Jordan Reid is 9th in Rec Yards w/ 1658


Parker Navarro
- Current Stats: 1,987 yards passing, 12 TD / 532 yards rushing, 4 TD
- Career Stats: 4638 yards passing (4 yards at UCF), 28 TD - 1806 yards rushing, 22 TD (3 TD at UCF)

Season Records:
- 7th in Passing Yards - Single Season in 2024 (2,423)
- 4th in Total Yards Single Season (2024)
- Current 2025 pace... 5th in Passing 2,870 (would pass Nathan Rourke)

Career Records:
- 6th in Passing TD (28) - Cleve Bryant is 5th with 29, Boo Jackson #4 w/ 38
- 6th in Passing Yards (4,638) - Sammy Shon is 4th with 5,412
- 5th in Total Yards (6,444) - Anthony Thornton is 4th with 6,753, Kurtis is 3rd with 8,500
- 5th in Career TD (50) - Kurtis is 4th w/ 61


Sieh Bangura
- Current Stats: 830 yards rushing, 8 TD
- Career Stats: 2812 yards rushing (had 12 at Minn), 32 rushing TD - 36 Total TD

Season Records:
- 8th in Rush TD in 2022 w/ 13 (currently has 8)
- 2025: On pace for 7th (projected 1,198 rush yards)

Career Records:
- 4th in Rush TD (32) - Kalvin McRae pretty far away at 3rd w/ 45
- Pretty close to cracking the Top 10 in Total TD w/ 36 (Sammy Shon is 9th w/ 41)
- 8th in Rush Yards (2,812) - Tim Curtis is 5th w/ 2,995 yards
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Alan Swank
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  Message Not Read  RE: Current Bobcats Chasing Record Books
   Posted: 11/6/2025 1:56:46 PM 
M.D.W.S.T wrote:
Chase Hendricks
- Current Stats: 60 rec, 845 yards, 6 TD
- Career Stats: 111 rec, 1424 yards, 7 TD

Season Records:
- 8th in Rec (60) - #1 Coleman Owen w/ 78
- 9th in Rec Yards (845) - #1 Coleman Owen with 1,245
- 15th in Rec TD (6) - #1 Wigs / Brazill w/ 11, 9 TD would put him at 3rd

Career Records:
- 10th in Rec (111) - Wigs is 8th with 129
- Rec Yards - Close to Top 10 - Jordan Reid is 9th in Rec Yards w/ 1658


Parker Navarro
- Current Stats: 1,987 yards passing, 12 TD / 532 yards rushing, 4 TD
- Career Stats: 4638 yards passing (4 yards at UCF), 28 TD - 1806 yards rushing, 22 TD (3 TD at UCF)

Season Records:
- 7th in Passing Yards - Single Season in 2024 (2,423)
- 4th in Total Yards Single Season (2024)
- Current 2025 pace... 5th in Passing 2,870 (would pass Nathan Rourke)

Career Records:
- 6th in Passing TD (28) - Cleve Bryant is 5th with 29, Boo Jackson #4 w/ 38
- 6th in Passing Yards (4,638) - Sammy Shon is 4th with 5,412
- 5th in Total Yards (6,444) - Anthony Thornton is 4th with 6,753, Kurtis is 3rd with 8,500
- 5th in Career TD (50) - Kurtis is 4th w/ 61


Sieh Bangura
- Current Stats: 830 yards rushing, 8 TD
- Career Stats: 2812 yards rushing (had 12 at Minn), 32 rushing TD - 36 Total TD

Season Records:
- 8th in Rush TD in 2022 w/ 13 (currently has 8)
- 2025: On pace for 7th (projected 1,198 rush yards)

Career Records:
- 4th in Rush TD (32) - Kalvin McRae pretty far away at 3rd w/ 45
- Pretty close to cracking the Top 10 in Total TD w/ 36 (Sammy Shon is 9th w/ 41)
- 8th in Rush Yards (2,812) - Tim Curtis is 5th w/ 2,995 yards


Fantastic accomplishments by these young men and the teams they play on. "Career records" are becoming more and more situational with expanded seasons. Even in the MAC, the top two teams are guaranteed 14 games.

Jim Brown's records are a case in point. 118 games, 106 rushing touchdowns, 5.2 yards per carry and an average of 104 yards per game.

Compare that to Emmitt Smith, the all time yards rushing leader and he played 226 games, 164 rushing touchdowns, 4.2 yards per carry and an average of 81 yards per game.

Last Edited: 11/6/2025 2:39:16 PM by Alan Swank
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Kevin Finnegan
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Location: Rockton, IL
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  Message Not Read  RE: Current Bobcats Chasing Record Books
   Posted: 11/6/2025 3:13:29 PM 
Alan Swank wrote:

Fantastic accomplishments by these young men and the teams they play on. "Career records" are becoming more and more situational with expanded seasons. Even in the MAC, the top two teams are guaranteed 14 games.

Jim Brown's records are a case in point. 118 games, 106 rushing touchdowns, 5.2 yards per carry and an average of 104 yards per game.

Compare that to Emmitt Smith, the all time yards rushing leader and he played 226 games, 164 rushing touchdowns, 4.2 yards per carry and an average of 81 yards per game.



I actually think the 'career records' will have even more meaning now if they're surpassed by anyone at OHIO. For a player to put up career highs, they likely are staying at OHIO for the duration of their career. If a player is putting up all-time high numbers and choosing to stay at OHIO, that's incredibly impressive. Players of bygone eras were pretty much locked in to staying at one university for their entire playing career. Now, with movement so open, student-athletes have choice and are getting recruited elsewhere.

The Jim Brown/Emmitt Smith comparison is also one that doesn't seem to hold a lot of weight. Jim Brown chose to only play 9 seasons of his own doing. Emmitt played 15. Those were choices they made. Nobody made Brown retire.
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Alan Swank
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  Message Not Read  RE: Current Bobcats Chasing Record Books
   Posted: 11/6/2025 10:21:46 PM 
Kevin Finnegan wrote:
Alan Swank wrote:

Fantastic accomplishments by these young men and the teams they play on. "Career records" are becoming more and more situational with expanded seasons. Even in the MAC, the top two teams are guaranteed 14 games.

Jim Brown's records are a case in point. 118 games, 106 rushing touchdowns, 5.2 yards per carry and an average of 104 yards per game.

Compare that to Emmitt Smith, the all time yards rushing leader and he played 226 games, 164 rushing touchdowns, 4.2 yards per carry and an average of 81 yards per game.



I actually think the 'career records' will have even more meaning now if they're surpassed by anyone at OHIO. For a player to put up career highs, they likely are staying at OHIO for the duration of their career. If a player is putting up all-time high numbers and choosing to stay at OHIO, that's incredibly impressive. Players of bygone eras were pretty much locked in to staying at one university for their entire playing career. Now, with movement so open, student-athletes have choice and are getting recruited elsewhere.

The Jim Brown/Emmitt Smith comparison is also one that doesn't seem to hold a lot of weight. Jim Brown chose to only play 9 seasons of his own doing. Emmitt played 15. Those were choices they made. Nobody made Brown retire.


So let's go apples to apples in their first 118 to 124 games.

Brown 118 games - 12,312 yards, 106 rushing touchdowns, 5.2 yards per carry, and 104 yards per game
Smith 124 games - 11,234 yards, 112 rushing touchdowns, 4.3 yards per carry and 90.6 yards per game
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OhioCatFan
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  Message Not Read  RE: Current Bobcats Chasing Record Books
   Posted: 11/6/2025 10:27:03 PM 
I agree with Alan here, and have said that thing many times on this board, in this day of longer seasons (both college and pro) per-game averages make a lot more sense when comparing player's achievements than talking about season or career totals. It is, as Alan says, a more apples to apples comparison.

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