Updating the UofL Football Record Book Week 12

Mark BlankenbakerNovember 11, 2014

Eli Rogers

-Eli Rogers passed Joshua Tinch in Career Receptions and is now #6 ALL-Time with 165 catches. Eli needs 8 more hauls to tie current Atlanta Falcon Harry Douglas.

Career
Receptions
1	Arnold Jackson	299
2	Ibn Green	217
3	JR Russell	187
4	Miguel Montano	175
5	Harry Douglas	173
6	*Eli Rogers*	*165*
7	Joshua Tinch	162
8	Jamie Asher	153
9	Ralph Dawkins	151
10	Deion Branch	143
11	*DeVante Parker*	*138*
12	Lavell Boyd	135

–Eli remained at #11 in career receiving yardage with 1871 yards but did move closer to former All-Pro WR Mark Clayton. and needs just 33 yards to tie Clayton for #10 All-Time at UofL.

Career
Rec Yards
1	Arnold Jackson	3670
2	Harry Douglas	2924
3	Ibn Green	2830
4	JR Russell	2619
5	*DeVante Parker*	*2410*
6	Miguel Montano	2305
7	Mario Urrutia	2271
8	Deion Branch	2204
9	Joshua Tinch	2195
10	Mark Clayton	2004
11	*Eli Rogers*	*1871*
12	Zek Parker	1804

DeVante Parker

-A week after moving up two places in Career Receiving Yardage, DeVante passed two more Louisville legends on Saturday moving up to #5 All-Time in Receiving Yardage in school history. Mario Urrutia was in attendance at Boston College to see DeVante Parker pass him in career receiving yardage, Parker also passed Miguel Montano on the school career list. DeVante now needs 209 yards to match J.R. Russell’s #4 mark, Parker currently has 2410 career receiving yards.

Career
Rec Yards
1	Arnold Jackson	3670
2	Harry Douglas	2924
3	Ibn Green	2830
4	JR Russell	2619
5	*DeVante Parker*	*2410*
6	Miguel Montano	2305
7	Mario Urrutia	2271
8	Deion Branch	2204
9	Joshua Tinch	2195
10	Mark Clayton	2004
11	*Eli Rogers*	*1871*
12	Zek Parker	1804

-‘Spiderman’ also passed Lavell Boyd in Career Receptions, now is 11th ALL-Time with 138. With 5 more catches, Parker will tie Super Bowl XXXIX MVP Deion Branch to move into the Top 10.

Career
Receptions
1	Arnold Jackson	299
2	Ibn Green	217
3	JR Russell	187
4	Miguel Montano	175
5	Harry Douglas	173
6	*Eli Rogers*	*165*
7	Joshua Tinch	162
8	Jamie Asher	153
9	Ralph Dawkins	151
10	Deion Branch	143
11	*DeVante Parker*	*138*
12	Lavell Boyd	135

-DeVante’s 1st TD of the season was the 29th of his career edging him closer to Arnold Jackson. Currently #3 in school history and needs just 2 to tie Arnold Jackson in Career Receiving Touchdowns at UofL.

Career
Rec TDs
1	Ibn Green	33
2	Arnold Jackson	31
3	*DeVante Parker*	29
4	Anthony Cummings	25
5	JR Russell	19
5	Deion Branch	18
7	Gary Barnidge	17
8	Mario Urrutia	16
9	Harry Douglas	15
10	Zek Parker	13

Gerod Holliman

-Holliman set the Season Interception mark passing Anthony Floyd for #1 in school history with 13 Interceptions.

Season
INTs
1	*Gerod Holliman (’14)*	13
2	Anthony Floyd (’00)	10
3	Ray Buchanan (’91)	8
4	Wally Oyler (’66)	7
4	AJ Jacobs (’74)	7
4	Kirk Perry (’83)	7
4	Anthony Bridges (’93)	7
4	Sam Madison (’95)	7
9	6 x last by	6
	William Gay (’06)

-Hot Rod’s 13 picks is also #6 in school history for a Career. Against BC, Gerod passed Anthony Bridges, Otis Wilson, Sebastian Curry, Mike Detenber, and Dan Bednarski for Career INTs. Holliman needs 1 more to tie Rashad Holman for #5 All-Time at UofL in a career.

Career
INTs
1	Anthony Floyd	18
2	San Madison	16
3	Leon Williams	15
4	Ray Buchanan	15
5	Rashad Holman	14
6	*Gerod Holliman*	13
7	Dan Bednarski	11
8	Mike Detenber	11
9	Sebastian Curry	11
9	Otis Wilson	10
9	Anthony Bridges	10

Lorenzo Mauldin

Mauldin did not play vs. Boston College so his numbers and rankings also did not change. But just to keep it up to date.

-LOZO is tied at #9 with Ted Washington for Career Tackles for Loss at the University of Louisville.

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	Marcus Smith	33
7	Otis Wilson	32
7	Donovan Arp	32
9	Ted Washington	31
9	*Lorenzo Mauldin*	31
11	Terry Rice-Lockett	30
11	Anthony Bridges	28

-Mauldin is #9 in Career Sacks at UofL with 20.5 just 2.5 short of tying Marcus Jones at #8.

Career
Sacks
1	Dewayne White	37.5
2	Elvis Dumervil	32
3	Michael Josiah	31
4	Kendirck Gholston	29
5	Mike Flores	27
6	Joe Johnson	25
7	Marcus Smith	24
8	Marcus Jones	23
9	*Lorenzo Mauldin*	*20.5*
10	Carl Powell	17

John Wallace

-John hit his 13th Field Goal of the 2014 season, tying Art Carmody (2007), Nate Smith (2001), and Deave Betz (1980) for 7th All-Time in a single season. Wallace already has the #2 & #3 marks in a single season from his freshman & sophomore seasons.

Field Goals Season
1	Art Carmody 2006	21
2	John Wallace 2013	20
3	John Wallace 2012	16
4	Ron Bell 1989	15
4	Nate Smith 2003	14
4	Art Carmody 2005	14
7	Chris Philpott 2010	14
7	Dave Betz 1980	13
7	Nate Smith 2001	13
7	Art Carmody 2007	13
7	John Wallace 2014	13

-Wallace now has 49 made Field Goals in a career, #2 All-Time and 11 shy of Lou Groza Award Winner Art Carmody’s Career mark.

Field Goals Career
1	Art Carmody	60
2	*John Wallace*	49
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

-John has also made 39 extra points in 2014, the 11th best in school history.

XPs Season
1	Art Carmody 2004	77
2	Art Carmody 2005	63
3	Art Carmody 2006	60
4	Art Carmody 2007	53
5	John Wallace 2013	52
6	Jon Hilbert 1998	50
7	Nate Smith 2003	50
8	Chris Philpott 2010	41
9	Jon Hilbert 1999	40
9	Nate Smith 2002	40
11	Nate Smith 2010	39
11	John Wallace 2014	39