Updated Louisville Football Record Book 12-2-2014

Mark BlankenbakerDecember 2, 2014

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.