Teddy Bridgewater MVP 2013 Sugar Bowl Louisville vs. Florida

Updating the Cardinal Football Record Book

Mark BlankenbakerNovember 24, 2013

Teddy Bridgewater

-Passed Dave Ragone for Total Career Offense and is now #3 in school history. Without a 4th season this is where Bridgewater will finish on this list.

-Passed Brian Brohm 2006, Dave Ragone 2001 & 2002 for Total Offense in a Season with 3305 yards. That is the 6th Best Cardinal Season in history with 2 games remaining. Teddy has an outside shot at #1 All-Time Redman 1998 with 4009 total yards.

-Teddy Passed Stefan LeFors 2003, Jay Gruden 1988, Dave Ragone 2001 & 2002 and has now completed the 6th most passes in a single season at Louisville. Bridgewater can make a run at the top of this list but the Cardinal Offense will need to get very pass happy in the last two games.

-Bridgewater Passed Dave Ragnone’s 2002 season for TD Passes in a single season and has now thrown for the 5th most in school history in 2013. Teddy needs 5 more TDs to tie Brian Brohm’s #1 effort in 2007.

-Teddy passed Brian Brohm 2006, Dave Ragone 2001, Chris Redman 1997, and Stefan LeFors 2003 for most Passing Yards in a Season and is having the 5th best yardage season in school history through the air with 3268 yards with 2 games remaining.

Total Offense
Career
1	Chris Redman	12129
2	Brian Brohm	10819
3	*Teddy Bridgewater*	*9244*
4	Dave Ragone	9161
5	Stefan LeFors	6609
6	Jay Gruden	6564
7	Jeff Brohm	5410
8	Ed Rubbert	4979
9	Marty Lowe	4683
10	Browning Nagle	4495
11	Benny Russell	4363

Season Completions
1	Redman (’99)	319
2	Redman (’98)	309
3	Brohm (’07)	308
4	*Bridgewater (’12)*	*287*
5	Redman (’97)	261
6	*Bridgewater (’13)*	245
7	Ragone (’02)	237
8	Ragone (’01)	231
9	Gruden (’88)	224
10	LeFors (’03)	219
11	Ragone (’00)	216

Season
TD Passes
1	Brian Brohm (’07)	30
2	Redman (’98)	29
2	Redman (’99)	29
4	Ragone (’00)	27
4	*Bridgewater (’12)*	27
6	*Bridgewater (’13)*	25
6	Ragone (’02)	24
8	Ragone (’01)	23
9	Jeff Brohm (’93)	20
9	Lefors (’04)	20
11	Brian Brohm (’05)	19

Total Offense
Season
1	Redman 1998	4009
2	Brohm 2007	3978
3	*Bridgewater 2012*	*3744*
4	LeFors 2003	3550
5	Redman 1999	3537
6	*Bridgewater (’13)*	*3305*
7	Ragone 2002	3128
8	Ragone 2001	3122
9	Brohm 2006	3094
10	Redman 1997	2958
11	LeFors 2004	2929

Season
Passing Yardage
1	Redman (’98)	4042
2	Brian Brohm (’07)	4024
3	*Bridgewater (’12)*	*3718*
4	Redman (’99)	3647
5	*Bridgewater (’13)*	*3268*
6	LeFors (’03)	3145
7	Redman (’97)	3079
8	Ragone (’01)	3056
9	Brohm (’06)	3049
10	Brohm (’05)	2883
11	Ragone (’02)	2880

DeVante Parker

DeVante Parker is now tied for the 5th Best Receiving TD season in school history with 9. DeVante can tie the #1 spot with 3 TD in his final 2 games.

Season
Rec TDs
1	Ibn Green (’98)	12
2	Anthony Cummings (’90)	10
2	Arnold Jackson (’98)	10
2	*DeVante Parker (’12)*	10
5	Kevin Cook (’93)	9
5	Lavell Boyd (’99)	9
5	Arnold Jackson (’99)	9
5	Deion Branch (’00)	9
5	Deion Branch (’01)	9
5	*Devante Parker (2013)*	9
11	JR Russell (’03)	8
11	Ibn Green (’99)	8

Marcus Smith

Marcus is now 7th in Cardinal History for sacks in a single season with 12.5 sacks this season

Smith is now having the 7th most productive Tackle for Loss season in Louisville history tied with DeWayne White with 16.5.

Marcus is now tied for 8th in Career TFLs with Ted Washington at 31 take downs behind the line of scrimmage.

Season
Sacks
1	Elvis Dumervil (’05)	20.5
2	Joe Johnson (’93)	17
3	Dewayne White (’01)	15
4	Mike Flores (’90)	14
5	Mike Flores (’88)	13
6	Michael Josiah (’00)	13
7	*Marcus Smith (’13)*	*12.5*
8	Dewayne White (’00)	12
8	Carl Powell (’96)	11
10	Michael Josiah (’01)	11
11	Dewayne White (’02)	10.5

Season
TFL
1	Dewayne White (’01)	23
1	Elvis Dumervil (’05)	23
3	Mike Flores (’89)	19
3	Michael Josiah (’00)	19
5	Dewayne White (’00)	17
5	Marcus Jones (’04)	17
7	Dewayne White (’02)	16.5
7	Marcus Smith (’13)	16.5

Career
TFL
1	Dewayne White	56.5
2	Michael Josiah	43
3	Elvis Dumervil	42.5
4	Tyrus McCloud	36
5	Jeff Henry	35
6	Otis Wilson	32
7	Donovan Arp	32
8	Ted Washington	31
8	*Marcus Smith*	31
10	Terry Rice-Lockett	30
11	Anthony Bridges	28

John Wallace

-John has tied has mark for Field Goals Made in a Season at 2nd All-Time, he needs 5 to break Art Carmody’s 2006 record of 21.

-Wallace has made the 7th most Extra Points in a Single Season at UofL

Field Goals Season
1	Art Carmody 2006	21
2	John Wallace 2012	16
2	John Wallace 2013	16
4	Ron Bell 1989	15
5	Nate Smith 2003	14
5	Art Carmody 2005	14
5	Chris Philpott 2010	14
8	Dave Betz 1980	13
8	Nate Smith 2001	13
8	Art Carmody 2007	13

XPs Season
1	Art Carmody 2004	77
2	Art Carmody 2005	63
3	Art Carmody 2006	60
4	Art Carmody 2007	53
5	Jon Hilbert 1998	50
5	Nate Smith 2003	50
7	John Wallace 2013	45
8	Chris Philpott 2010	41
8	Jon Hilbert 1999	40
10	Nate Smith 2002	40
	Nate Smith 2010	39

Team

Louisville is currently having the 9th best offensive season in school history with 5005 yards and two games remaining. If they hit their average, they will finish 5th best in school history.