Eli Rogers

#6 in Career Receptions

Eli remained at #6 in receptions during a career and now needs just 2 more to tie Harry Douglas for fifth all-time at Louisville.

#11 in Career Receiving Yardage

Rogers remained at #11 in Career Receiving Yards and needs 65 yards to tie Mark Clayton at #10 All-Time as a Card.

DeVante Parker

Tied #1 Career Receiving Touchdowns

Spiderman’s 3 Touchdowns versus Kentucky pulled him into a tie for #1 All-Time for Receiving TDs in a career with Ibn Green and now has 33 scoring grabs in his career.  Green was present on the field to see DeVante tie his record vs. Kentucky.

#4 in Career Receiving Yards

DeVante Parker passed J.R. Russell for #4 in career receiving yardage vs. Kentucky.  DeVante now has 2655 yards receiving.

#10 in Career Receptions

Parker passed former Super Bowl MVP Deion Branch for #10 All-Time in Career Receptions.  DeVante now needs just 3 more grabs to time Ralph Dawkins for #9 in a career at UofL.

Career Career   Career  
Receptions Rec Yards   Rec TDs  
1 Arnold Jackson 299 1 Arnold Jackson 3670 1 Ibn Green 33
2 Ibn Green 217 2 Harry Douglas 2924 2 DeVante Parker 33
3 JR Russell 187 3 Ibn Green 2830 3 Arnold Jackson 31
4 Miguel Montano 175 4 DeVante Parker 2655 4 Anthony Cummings 25
5 Harry Douglas 173 5 JR Russell 2619 5 JR Russell 19
6 Eli Rogers 171 6 Miguel Montano 2305 5 Deion Branch 18
7 Joshua Tinch 162 7 Mario Urrutia 2271 7 Gary Barnidge 17
8 Jamie Asher 153 8 Deion Branch 2204 8 Mario Urrutia 16
9 Ralph Dawkins 151 9 Joshua Tinch 2195 9 Harry Douglas 15
10 DeVante Parker 148 10 Mark Clayton 2004 10 Zek Parker 13
11 Deion Branch 143 11 Eli Rogers 1939
12 Lavell Boyd 135 12 Zek Parker 1804

Gerod Holliman

#1 Single Season Interceptions

Also an NCAA Record.  Holliman’s 14 INTs in 2014 ties the NCAA Record set in 1968 by Washington’s Al Worley.    Holliman stands 4 Interceptions apart from any other Cardinal in a single season.

#5 Career Interceptions

Hot Rod also ranks tied for #5 in Interceptions in a Cardinal career (all of which came from 2014) with 14.  Gerod is tied with Rashad Holman for fifth all-time.

Season Career
INTs INTs
1 Gerod Holliman (’14) 14 1 Anthony Floyd 18
2 Anthony Floyd (’00) 10 2 San Madison 16
3 Ray Buchanan (’91) 8   3 Leon Williams 15
4 Wally Oyler (’66) 7 3 Ray Buchanan 15
4 AJ Jacobs (’74) 7 5 Rashad Holman 14
4 Kirk Perry (’83) 7 5 Gerod Holliman 14
4 Anthony Bridges (’93) 7 7 Dan Bednarski 11
4 Sam Madison (’95) 7 7 Mike Detenber 11
9 6 x last by 6 7 Sebastian Curry 11
William Gay (’06) 10 Otis Wilson 10
10 Anthony Bridges 10

Lorenzo Mauldin

Tied #7 in Career Tackles for Loss

LOZO is tied with Otis Wilson & Donovan Arp for Career Tackles for Loss after passing Ted Washington.  Mauldin now has 32 TFLs all-time and needs just 1 more to tie Marcus Smith for #6 All-Time.

#8 in Career Sacks

Mauldin is 9th in Career Sacks at UofL and needs 2.5 more QB takedowns to tie Marcus Jones.

Career Career
Sacks TFL
1 Dewayne White 37.5 1 Dewayne White 56.5
2 Elvis Dumervil 32 2 Michael Josiah 43
3 Michael Josiah 31 3 Elvis Dumervil 42.5
4 Kendirck Gholston 29 4 Tyrus McCloud 36
5 Mike Flores 27 5 Jeff Henry 35
6 Joe Johnson 25 6 Marcus Smith 33
7 Marcus Smith 24 7 Otis Wilson 32
8 Marcus Jones 23 7 Donovan Arp 32
9 Lorenzo Mauldin 20.5 7 Lorenzo Mauldin 32
10 Carl Powell 17 10 Ted Washington 31
11 Jim Hanna 15 11 Terry Rice-Lockett 30
11 Ted Washington 14 11 Anthony Bridges 28

John Wallace

#2 Field Goals Made in a Career

John is currently #2 in Made Field Goals in a Career with 51, just 9 shy of tying Art Carmody.

Tied #4 Field Goals Made in Season

This season Wallace is tied with Ron Bell’s 1989 season for #4 all-time for made field goals with 15 makes in 2014.

#8 Extra Points Made in Season

John’s 48 Extra Points in 2014 are two shy of tying Nate Smith ’03 and Jon Hilbert ’98 for most extra points in a season.  Wallace needs just 4 more to tie his personal best of 52 set last year.

Field Goals Season XPs Season
1 Art Carmody 2006 21 1 Art Carmody 2004 77
2 John Wallace 2013 20 2 Art Carmody 2005 63
3 John Wallace 2012 16 3 Art Carmody 2006 60
4 Ron Bell 1989 15 4 Art Carmody 2007 53
4 John Wallace 2014 15 5 John Wallace 2013 52
5 Nate Smith 2003 14 6 Jon Hilbert 1998 50
5 Art Carmody 2005 14 6 Nate Smith 2003 50
8 Chris Philpott 2010 14 8 John Wallace 2014 48
8 Dave Betz 1980 13 9 Chris Philpott 2010 41
8 Nate Smith 2001 13 10 Jon Hilbert 1999 40
8 Art Carmody 2007 13 10 Nate Smith 2002 40
Field Goals Career 12 Nate Smith 2010 39
1 Art Carmody 60
2 John Wallace 51
3 Nate Smith 44
4 Ron Bell 36
5 David Akers 34
6 Chris Philpott 32
7 Wilbur Summers 24
8 Klaus Wilmsmeyer 22
9 Jon Hilbert 22
10 Danny Cerione 18
11 Phil Ellis 17

Team

Points Per Game

Louisville’s 32.6 points per game currently would rank #9 ALL-Time in school history.

Rushing Yards Allowed

The Cards have given up just 1124 yards on the ground this season, currently the 7th best performance in school history.  With a decent showing in the bowl game the 2014 team could reasonably finish in the #7 position.

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