Auburn Statistical Leaders

[Zeek 16,635]

I'm going to do my best to update this after each week to see how our guys are progressing up Auburn's All-Time Leader-boards

Rushing Yards:

1. Bo Jackson 4,303

2. Carnell Williams 3,831

3. James Brooks 3,523

4. Joe Cribbs 3,368

5. Ben Tate 3,321

6. Tre Mason 2,979

7. Stephen Davis 2,811

8. Brent Fullwood 2,789

9. Ronnie Brown 2,707

10. Onterio McCalebb 2,586

Current Running Backs

35. Kam Martin 1,231

52. JaTarvious Whitlow 787

98. Shaun Shivers 371

118. Malik Miller 272

198. Devan Barrett 79

297. Harold Joiner 9

NR DJ Williams

NR Mark Antony-Richards

 

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Yards-Per-Carry (minimum of 50 attempts)

1. Ricardo Louis 8.5

2. Corey Grant 7.77

3. Brent Fullwood 7.2

4. Eric Hines-Tucker 6.8

5. Bo Jackson 6.6

6. Tommy Lorino 6.5

7. Onterio McCalebb 6.4

8. Alex Smith 6.1

T-9. Lionel James 5.9

T-9. Mario Fannin 5.9

Current Running Backs

T-77. Kam Martin 5.6

T-77. Devan Barrett 5.6

91. Shaun Shivers 5.3

99. JaTarvious Whitlow 5.2

196. Malik Miller 3.9

246. Harold Joiner 3.0

NR DJ Williams

NR Mark Antony-Richards

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Rushing Touchdowns

1. Carnell Williams 45

2. Bo Jackson 43

3. Joe Cribbs 34

T-4. Tre Mason 32

T-4. Kerryon Johnson 32

6. Stephen Davis 30

7. Ronnie Brown 28

T-8. James Brooks 24

T-8. Ben Tate 24

T-8. Brent Fullwood 24

T-8. Onterio McCalebb 24

Current Running Backs

T-65. Kam Martin 6

T-65. JaTarvious Whitlow 6

T-75. Malik Miller 5

***Anthony Schwartz also has 5 rushing touchdowns and Eli Stove has 3***

T-103. Shaun Shivers 3

T-154. Harold Joiner 1

NR Devan Barrett

NR DJ Williams

NR Mark Antony-Richards

***Passing stats will be in my follow up post***

***Receiving stats will be in the the post after that***

***Defense stats I'm still looking for a reliable source***

[toddc 13,194]

That ypc for Fullwood is just insane!

 I always remember him as a bruiser type back and not a big play guy, so I’m not sure I remember a lot of long runs that would skew this metric, but maybe someone else can remember.

[Zeek 16,635]

Passing Yards

1. Stan White 8,016

2. Jason Campbell 7,299

3. Brandon Cox 6,959

4. Pat Sullivan 6,534

5. Dameyune Craig 6,026

6. Jarrett Stidham 5,952

7. Patrick Nix 4,957

8. Reggie Slack 4,697

9. Nick Marshall 4,508

10. Ben Leard 4,289

Current Quarterbacks

85. Cord Sandberg 22

NR Bo Nix

NR Joey Gatewood

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Passing Touchdowns

1. Pat Sullivan 54

2. Jason Campbell 45

3. Brandon Cox 42

4. Stan White 40

5. Dameyune Craig 39

6. Jarrett Stidham 36

7. Nick Marshall 34

8. Patrick Nix 31

9. Cam Newton 30

10. Ben Leard 28

Current Quarterbacks

NR Bo Nix

NR Joey Gatewood

NR Cord Sandberg

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Yards Per Attempt (100 attempts minimum)

1. Cam Newton 10.2

T-2. Jason Campbell 8.5

T-2. Nick Marshall 8.5

T-4. Jarrett Stidham 8.1

T-4. Sean White 8.1

6. Reggie Slack 8.0

7. Jeremy Johnson 7.9

8. Lloyd Nix 7.8

9. Dameyune Craig 7.7

10. Pat Sullivan 7.6

Current Quarterbacks

NR Bo Nix

NR Joey Gatewood (no completed passes after 1 attempt)

NR Cord Sandberg (his one pass was completed for 22 yards which puts him at 8th technically)

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Completion Percentage (100 Attempts minimum)

1. Cam Newton 66.1%

2. Jason Campbell 64.6%

3. Jarrett Stidham 63.6%

4. Jeremy Johnson 63.5%

5. Clint Moseley 61.9%

T-6. Sean White 61.5%

T-6. Jeff Burger 61.5%

8. Ben Leard 60.6%

9. Nick Marshall 60.2%

10. Brandon Cox 59.3%

Current Quarterbacks

NR Bo Nix

NR Joey Gatewood (technically 0%)

NR Cord Sandberg (technically 100%)

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For the fun of it here are our quarterbacks by rushing yards and touchdowns

1. Phil Gargis 1,879 yards and 17 touchdowns

2. Nick Marshall 1,866 yards and 23 touchdowns

3. Jimmy Sidle 1,703 yards and 16 touchdowns

4. Cam Newton 1,473 yards and 20 touchdowns (in one daggum season)

5. Tom Bryan 1,144 yards and 11 touchdowns

6. Bobby Hunt 1,046 yards and 14 touchdowns

7. Kodi Burns 799 yards and 14 touchdowns

8. Lloyd Nix 666 yards and 5 touchdowns

9. Pat Sullivan 541 yards and 18 touchdowns

10. Bryant Harvard 537 yards and 5 touchdowns

Current Quarterbacks

Cord Sandberg 35 yards

Joey Gatewood 28 yards

NR Bo Nix

 

 

 

 

[Rednilla 5,383]

12 minutes ago, Zeek said:

Passing Yards

85. Cord Sandberg 22

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Completion Percentage (100 Attempts minimum)

NR Cord Sandberg (technically 0%)

How does Sandberg have 22 passing yards and 0% completions? Is that only because he's not attempted 100 passes?

[steeleagle 2,945]

49 minutes ago, toddc said:

That ypc for Fullwood is just insane!

 I always remember him as a bruiser type back and not a big play guy, so I’m not sure I remember a lot of long runs that would skew this metric, but maybe someone else can remember.

No, I was at all of his games and he was a game breaker type of back. Now he was not an 80 yd speed back, but under 50 he was great at getting top speed quick and taking off. He led the SEC 2 years in YPA, and in his SR year he had over 8 yds per carry. He actually had better cutting ability than Bo, which allowed him to get those extra yds.

He was a great one. Not sure why he didn't survive the NFL...

[Zeek 16,635]

13 minutes ago, Rednilla said:

How does Sandberg have 22 passing yards and 0% completions? Is that only because he's not attempted 100 passes?

My bad lol it should say 100 💯 just a typo

[Rednilla 5,383]

1 minute ago, Zeek said:

My bad lol it should say 100 💯 just a typo

No worries, I just wasn't sure how that was possible. I honestly don't remember Cord completing a pass last year. Was it during the bowl game?

[aucanucktiger 1,791]

Brent got in Packers doghouse (lost fumble first time he touched ball in reg season) and never got out so was underutilzed and had his trade value lowballed as a result. Based on interviews I saw he then quickly got tired of football. Odd IMO that he didnt win Heisman his senior yr.

[AUsince72 11,084]

1 hour ago, toddc said:

That ypc for Fullwood is just insane!

 I always remember him as a bruiser type back and not a big play guy, so I’m not sure I remember a lot of long runs that would skew this metric, but maybe someone else can remember.

Fullwood is my favorite Tiger of all time!  (Pat, Bo & Cam are too easy....like a 40 year old saying Tiger is his favorite golfer).

He wasn't really a bruiser.  Not that he was small but he wasn't huge at 5'11" / 200-ish LBS, I'd say.  However, he ran like a Warner Bros Cartoon character.... Legs ALWAYS spinning!  Matter of fact, though they don't physically resemble each other even remotely, I'd almost compare Shivers' running style to Fullwood.  1000 HP + 1000 LB-FT of torque...just TRY and stop'em! 

Here's a nice little highlight video from one of my all-time favorite Tiger teams.

 

[boisnumber1 2,818]

1 hour ago, steeleagle said:

No, I was at all of his games and he was a game breaker type of back. Now he was not an 80 yd speed back, but under 50 he was great at getting top speed quick and taking off. He led the SEC 2 years in YPA, and in his SR year he had over 8 yds per carry. He actually had better cutting ability than Bo, which allowed him to get those extra yds.

He was a great one. Not sure why he didn't survive the NFL...

If I remember right, in his senior year of high school, Fullwood returned every KO he touched for a TD but one. I think he was 9/10 or something like that. Too long ago to remember for sure lol

[Zeek 16,635]

Receiving Yards

1. Terry Beasley 2,624

2. Tyrone Goodson 2,283

3. Karsten Bailey 2,174

4. Courtney Taylor 2,098

5. Emory Blake 2,022

6. Frank Sanders 1,998

7. Darvin Adams 1,978

8. Freddy Weygand 1,946

9. Lawyer Tillman 1,808

10. Sammie Coates 1,757

Current Receivers

58. Will Hastings 623

70. Seth Williams 534

78. Eli Stove 506

103. Anthony Schwartz 357

T-184. Sal Cannella 142

255. Marquise McClain 47

264. John Samuel-Shenker 40

316. Shedrick Jackson 15

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Receiving Touchdowns

1. Terry Beasley 29

2. Ben Obomanu 18

T-3. Karsten Bailey 17

T-3. Darvin Adams 17

5. Emory Blake 16

T-6. Frank Sanders 15

T-6. Byron Franklin 15

T-8. Lawyer Tillman 14

T-8. Philip Lutzenkirchen 14

10. Sammie Coates 13

Current Players

T-39. Will Hastings 5

T-39. Seth Williams 5

T-66. Sal Cannella 3

T-89. Anthony Schwartz 2

T-128. John Samuel-Shenker 1

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Receptions

1. Ryan Davis 178

2. Courtney Taylor 153

3. Karsten Bailey 150

4. Terry Beasley 147

5. Tyrone Goodson 136

6. Emory Blake 128

7. Frank Sanders 121

8. Darvin Adams 115

9. Rodgeriqus Smith 114

10. Greg Taylor 102

Current Receivers

T-83. Will Hastings 37

T-115. Seth Williams 26

T-124. Anthony Schwartz 22

T-158. Sal Cannella 15

T-266. John Samuel-Shenker 3

T-287. Marquis McClain 2

T-287. Shedrick Jackson 2 

[Zeek 16,635]

3 minutes ago, boisnumber1 said:

If I remember right, in his senior year of high school, Fullwood returned every KO he touched for a TD but one. I think he was 9/10 or something like that. Too long ago to remember for sure lol

Dear lord people kick it out of bounds and take the penalty lol

[Zeek 16,635]

1 hour ago, Rednilla said:

No worries, I just wasn't sure how that was possible. I honestly don't remember Cord completing a pass last year. Was it during the bowl game?

Against Alabama State he threw his one pass for 22 yards!

That's also where he got his 3 rushes for 35 yards (more yards than JG has lol)

[boisnumber1 2,818]

6 minutes ago, Zeek said:

Dear lord people kick it out of bounds and take the penalty lol

Yep. High school coaches are too macho for that though haha

[Zeek 16,635]

Last one since defensive stats are really difficult to find. For whatever reason they mostly seem to keep track of kickers only since 200. Still we know Byrum and Carlson are the Auburn standards.

Field Goals Made:

1. Daniel Carlson 92

2. Wes Byrum 60

3. John Vaughn 50

T-4. Win Lyle 45

T-4. Damon Duval 45

6. Al Del Greco

7. Cody Parkey 39

8. Jorge Portela 38

9. Scott Etheridge 34

10. Jim Von Wyl 32

Anders Carlson currently has 15 field goals made.

Field Goal Percentage

1. Daniel Carlson 80.7%

2. Scott Etheridge 79.1%

3. Matt Hawkins 78.8%

4. Win Lyle 76.3%

5. Wes Byrum 75.0%

6. Cody Parkey 73.6%

7. Jaret Holmes 73.0%

8. John Vaughn 72.5%

9. Ed Dyas 70.8%

10. Gardner Jett 67.6%

Anders Carlson is currently at 60% field goals and 100% PATs

 

[cole256 17,042]

Jeremy Johnson at 64%......doesn't add up! 😄

[I_M4_AU 7,783]

1 hour ago, AUsince72 said:

Legs ALWAYS spinning

In 1986, Fullwood ran for a TD by keeping his legs moving against UGA.  The Refs blew the whistle way too early and negated the score. We lost that night 20-16.  The UGA fans were so elated, they ran on our home field and wouldn’t leave.  It is known as the sprinkler game. Auburn sold T-shirts that read “if you can’t beam ‘em, hose ‘em”.

[McLoofus 35,182]

14 minutes ago, cole256 said:

Jeremy Johnson at 64%......doesn't add up! 😄

<60% in 2015 and 2016.

>70% in 2013 and 2014.

Adds up. 

[Zeek 16,635]

15 minutes ago, McLoofus said:

<60% in 2015 and 2016.

>70% in 2013 and 2014.

Adds up. 

I tell you, while going through these numbers my perspective on some players have really shifted. Starting to understand the "Moneyball" concept lol.

For example, I knew Onterio McCalebb was good but the dude is in the top 10 of almost every single major rushing statistic.

Also, Emory Blake who I absolutely loved and thought would have a little more success in the NFL was a monster for us.

[McLoofus 35,182]

2 minutes ago, Zeek said:

I tell you, while going through these numbers my perspective on some players have really shifted. Starting to understand the "Moneyball" concept lol.

For example, I knew Onterio McCalebb was good but the dude is in the top 10 of almost every single major rushing statistic.

Also, Emory Blake who I absolutely loved and thought would have a little more success in the NFL was a monster for us.

Yeah. Blake was an all-time receiver on some all-time bad teams. Very unfortunate. 

Very exciting to think that we have a true running back with OMac speed playing for OMac's (and Cory Grant's) OC. 

[Win4AU 4,052]

So you could say Sean White was one of Auburn’s 10 best QBs 😁

[Zeek 16,635]

2 minutes ago, Win4AU said:

So you could say Sean White was one of Auburn’s 10 best QBs 😁

I never once gave up on Sean White and I feel like he could have been the GOAT at some air raid AAC team like Houston. He played injured, with a crap OL, and poor play calling like an absolute champ. Unfortunately, the outside problems caught up with him. He really could have been something.

[cole256 17,042]

38 minutes ago, McLoofus said:

<60% in 2015 and 2016.

>70% in 2013 and 2014.

Adds up. 

Not the worst qb ever, heck even throw out a couple of bammer games and slide in a Kentucky or 2 maybe top 3!

Cam can throw the ball a bit too! I would've thought Cox would be higher

[api1957 1,783]

1 hour ago, cole256 said:

Jeremy Johnson at 64%......doesn't add up! 😄

You forgot that completions to defensive backs count too.

[api1957 1,783]

People may forget how good Jason Campbell was. Myself included.