Louisville Football Record Book Update Week 9

Mark BlankenbakerOctober 22, 2014

Eli Rogers

-Mr. Reliable remains at #7 All-Time in Career Receptions with 161. With 1 catch Eli will tie Joshua (Greg) Tinch for #6 All-Time.

-Eli Rogers also passed Zek Parker in Career Receiving Yardage and now is #11 All-Time in school history.

Career			Career
Receptions			Rec Yards
1	Arnold Jackson	299	1	Arnold Jackson	3670
2	Ibn Green	217	2	Harry Douglas	2924
3	JR Russell	187	3	Ibn Green	2830
4	Miguel Montano	175	4	JR Russell	2619
5	Harry Douglas	173	5	Miguel Montano	2305
6	Joshua Tinch	162	6	Mario Urrutia	2271
7	*Eli Rogers*	*161*	7	Deion Branch	2204
8	Jamie Asher	153	8	Joshua Tinch	2195
9	Ralph Dawkins	151	9	*DeVante Parker*	*2052*
10	Deion Branch	143	10	Mark Clayton	2004
11	Lavell Boyd	135	11	*Eli Rogers*	*1811*
			12	Zek Parker	1804

DeVante Parker

-Against NC State DeVante Parker surpassed Mark Clayton for Career Receiving Yardage for #9 in school history. Parker now has 2052 yards in his Cardinal Career.

-Parker did not record a TD vs. the Wolfpack but needs just 3 to tie Arnold Jackson for #2 in school history.

Career			Career
Rec Yards			Rec TDs
1	Arnold Jackson	3670	1	Ibn Green	33
2	Harry Douglas	2924	2	Arnold Jackson	31
3	Ibn Green	2830	3	*DeVante Parker*	28
4	JR Russell	2619	4	Anthony Cummings	25
5	Miguel Montano	2305	5	JR Russell	19
6	Mario Urrutia	2271	5	Deion Branch	18
7	Deion Branch	2204	7	Gary Barnidge	17
8	Joshua Tinch	2195	8	Mario Urrutia	16
9	*DeVante Parker*	*2052*	9	Harry Douglas	15
10	Mark Clayton	2004	10	Zek Parker	13
11	*Eli Rogers*	*1811*
12	Zek Parker	1804

Lorenzo Mauldin

-LOZO remains #9 All-Time in School History in Career Sacks with 20. Mauldin needs 3 to tie Marcus Jones at the #8 spot.

-Versus NC State, Lorenzo passed Terry Rice-Lockett for the #10 spot in Career Tackles For Loss in school history. Mr. Sack Your QB needs just a half TFL to tie Ted Washington & Donovan Arp for the #9 spot.

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	9	Ted Washington	31
10	Carl Powell	17	10	*Lorenzo Mauldin*	*30.5*
11	Jim Hanna	15	11	Terry Rice-Lockett	30
11	Ted Washington	14	11	Anthony Bridges	28

Gerod Holliman

Hot Rod tied Louisville legend Ray Buchanan at the #2 spot for Interceptions in a single season at UofL when he recorded his 8th INT of the season against the Wolfpack.

Season
INTs
1	Anthony Floyd (’00)	10
2	Ray Buchanan (’91)	8
3	*Gerod Holliman (’14)*	8
4	Wally Oyler (’66)	7
5	AJ Jacobs (’74)	7
6	Kirk Perry (’83)	7
7	Anthony Bridges (’93)	7
8	Sam Madison (’95)	7

John Wallace

-The Elizabethtown kicker passed Nate Smith in Career Field Goals for the #2 spot in school history. Wallace now has 47 three-pointers in his career and needs 13 more in his career to tie Lou Groza Award Winner Art Carmody’s school record of 60. Wallace is a junior.

Field Goals Career
1	Art Carmody	60
2	*John Wallace*	47
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 Stats We’re Tracking

-The Cardinal Defense has allowed 550 yards rushing thus far in 2014 which is a pace to allow just 894 yards. The pace would be #3 All-Time behind 1997’s 892 yard performance, and 2001’s record setting defense when the Cards allowed just 879 yards. Boston College is likely to put up a rather large rushing total (due to their offensive style) but we’ll keep a close eye on this.

-UofL’s Defense is allowing just 14.6 points per game which would be the 6th best performance in school history.

-Additionally the Cards D has allowed only 1610 yards on the season, which paces for an outstanding 2616 yards allowed. Such a total would yield the #6 Defensive performance in school history.

-UofL’s 30.9 points per game would be the 11th best scoring average in school history tying the 1972 Cards.

-Louisville has 1157 rushing yards this season, packing for a 1880 yards on the ground for the season which will leave this team rushing performance outside of the Top 10.

-The Cards have 1806 yards passing in 2014 thus far, pacing for a 2934 yards in the air which would not crack the Top 10 passing performances in school history.