Hartford Colonials Notes Week 9 Revised

8/8/2019 Hartford Colonials Notes Week 9 Revised

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UFL CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES ON THE LINEFOR COLONIALS IN THURSDAYS MUST-WIN

PLAYOFF GAME AT FLORIDA

Citrus Bowl, Orlando,

FLThursday, Nov. 11,2010, 7 PMTV: HDNetRadio: WPOP/ESPNRadio 1410

2010 ColonialsScheduleDate OpponentTime/TV

9/18 SACRAMENTO

W, 27-10

9/24 at OmahaL, 26-27

BYE WEEK

10/9 FLORIDAL, 20-33

10/16 OMAHAL, 14-19

10/23 at Las VegasL, 21-24 OT

10/30 at SacramentoW, 27-26

BYE WEEK11/11 at Florida7 pm/HDNET

11/20 LAS VEGAS3:30 pm/VERSUS

2010 UFLStandings

Team W-L Pct. PF PALas Vegas 5-2 .714 160 115Florida 3-3 .500 145 119Omaha 3-3 .500 100 134Sacramento 3-4 .429 126 161Hartford 2-4 .333 135 139

WEEK 911/11: Hartford at Florida, 7 PM11/13: Omaha at Sacramento, 11 PM

WEEK 1011/19: Florida at Omaha, 8:30 PM11/20: Las Vegas at Hartford, 3:30 PM

Contact: David HeuschkelHartford Colonials PR [email protected]

This game is for all the marbles. If we dontwin, were done. We need to win and theyneed to win. It will be an exciting game andprobably come down to the last play. Hartford Colonials Head Coach Chris

Palmer on Thursdays clash with theFlorida Tuskers in Orlando.

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Despite being in lastplace, the HartfordColonials are still alivefor a berth in theUnited Football

League Championshipgame Nov. 27 inOmaha. Hartford (2-4)needs to win its tworemaining games andOmaha must lose itsfinal two. If thathappens, Hartford,Florida andSacramento wouldeach finish the

regular season at 4-4

and tied for second. But the Colonials, whowere all but eliminated two weeks ago after aheartbreaking overtime loss in Las Vegas,would advance to the title game by virtue ofthe tiebreaker.

The UFL tiebreaker procedure states: "In theevent of a three-way tie, a head-to-headtiebreaker will first be used to eliminate ateam. For example, if three teams finish tiedwith a 4-4 record, they will be measured headto head within that group of three teams.

The tiebreaker would favor the Colonialsbecause they would have a 3-1 record againstSacramento and Florida, while Sacramento

would be 2-2 and Florida 1-3.BYE WEEK; HELLO FLORIDA

Coming off a bye week, the Colonials play the Florida Tuskers at theCitrus Bowl in Orlando. It is Hartfords third straight road game and thesecond time the Colonials followed a bye week with a game against theTuskers. When the teams met in Week 4, Hartford committed a seasonhigh in turnovers (four) and penalties (seven) in a 33-20 loss atRentschler Field. The Tuskers scored 13 points off turnovers. TheColonials led 13-10 at halftime but were outscored 23-7 in the secondhalf. Thursdays rematch will be televised on HDNet and broadcast on

ESPN Radio 1410/WPOP-AM.

CALIFORNIA BEAMING

The Colonials ended a four-game losing streak Oct. 30 with a 27-26 winat Sacramento. Both of Hartfords wins have been against the MountainLions, including a 27-10 victory in the UFL season opener at RentschlerField in East Hartford, CT. In the rematch, the Colonials overcame anearly 14-0 deficit and trailed throughout before pulling out the 1-point

win on Taylor Mehlhaffs 22-yard field goal as time expired. Secondsearlier, Mehlhaff missed a 42-yard FG attempt but was given a secondchance after Sacramentos Terrell Maze ran into the kicker. Mehlhaffhad missed his first two field goal attempts, from 34 and 22 yards but made his final two, including 33-yarder that cut the deficit to 26-24with 3:08 remaining. Colonials running back Lorenzo Booker ran for 147yards, a UFL single-game record, and scored the first rushingtouchdown of the season for Hartford. Wide receiver Markee White had


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a team-high nine receptions, none bigger than the 69-yard touchdownpass from Ryan Perrilloux. White finished with a franchise-record 152receiving yards.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Linebacker Kenny Ingram: We have unfinished business withFlorida. The first time we played them, we left a lot of corrections outon that field that we need to do. So this week is just finishingunfinished business.

Running back Lorenzo Booker: Its good to be in the hunt. But atthe same time thinking about what can happen later does us no good ifwe dont take care of whats in front of us right now. So we just try tomake it a one-game season. Especially since we lost to them the lasttime. We got to look at the tape and look at all the mistakes we madethe last time, and we still had a chance to win the game. So we feel likeif we cut out the mistakes, well be in a heck of a position to getanother win. We havent had back-to-back wins this season. Id like tosee what it feels like to win twice in a row.

Quarterback Ryan Perrilloux: Its a huge game for us to get backinto the thick of things. So were going to come out and play hard. Itsgoing to be a big game for both of us. Its going to be a dogfight untilthe end.

RECORD-SETTING PERFORMANCES

In Hartfords 27-26 win at Sacramento, Colonials RB Lorenzo Bookerset a UFL single-game record with 147 rushing yards. The previousmark was 139 by Las Vegas RB DeDe Dorsey. Booker also set single-game franchise records for most all-purpose yards (155) and the longrun from scrimmage (47 yards). In addition to Bookers performance,Colonials WR Markee White set a new franchise mark with 152receiving yards and his nine catches matched the mark for most in a

game. Craphonso Thorpe had nine receptions for the New YorkSentinels last year. The Colonials also set or matched franchise recordsin first downs (26), total net yards from scrimmage (478), net yardspassing (298) and rushing (180).


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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

The Colonials have had three players earn UFL Player of the Weekhonors this season. The most recentwas running back Lorenzo Booker, who was named Offensive Player

for Week 7. Booker rushed for a UFL-record 147 yards on 17 carries andscored a touchdown to lead Hartford to a 27-26 win over Sacramento.

Player Award Performance ResultQB JoshMcCown

Offensive Week 1

11-18 passing, 265 yards,3 TDs

27-10 win vs.Sacramento

DE DerekWalker

Defensive Week 6

83-yard fumble return forTD

24-21 OT loss at LVegas

RB LorenzoBooker

Offensive Week 7

UFL-record 147 yardsrushing

27-26 win atSacramento

PERRILLOUX PERFECT

Colonials QB Ryan Perrilloux, who splits signal-calling duties withstarter Josh McCown, had his best performance of the season in the 27-26 win at Sacramento. Perrilloux made the most of his limited timeunder center, completing 4 of 4 passes for 98 yards, including a 69-yard touchdown pass to Markee White. On his first series, with theColonials trailing 14-0, Perrilloux engineered a 6-play, 66-yard

touchdown drive in the first quarter. Early in the fourth quarter,Perrilloux hooked up with White on the 69-yard touchdown to give theColonials a 21-20 lead. Then with 2 minutes remaining and Hartfordtrailing 26-24, Perrilloux stepped in for McCown, who was on thesidelines having his chin bandaged. Perrilloux completed passes of 14and 4 yards before giving way to McCown. The drive was capped byTaylor Mehlhaffs 22-yard field goal that proved to be the difference.

AN AVERAGE OF NEARLY ONE A DAY

Starting with the release of wide receiver Taurus Johnson, the Colonialshave made a total of 24 player transactions over the last 25 days.

Below is the list of roster moves:

PLAYER TRANSACTION DATE


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WR TaurusJohnson

Released Oct. 18

DT Adrian Grady Placed on IR Oct. 18G Rueben Riley Placed on IR Oct. 18FB Asaph Schwapp Placed on IR Oct. 18

FB Jason Davis Signed as free agent Oct. 19LB Harry Coleman Signed from Reserve-Rights

(4-man)Oct. 19

DT Marlon Favorite Signed as free agent Oct. 19G Ryan Cave Signed as free agent Oct. 19LB Tank Daniels Placed on IR Oct. 20RB Kevin Jones Placed on IR Oct. 20RB Chris Jennings Signed as free agent Oct. 21DT Adrian Grady Activated from IR Oct. 24DE Julius Williams Released Oct. 25LB Clint McPeek Activated from IR Oct. 25OL Cliff Louis Released Oct. 26DB David Pittman Signed as free agent Oct. 27RB Tory Harrison Signed as free agent Oct. 27DB Trevor Ford Placed on Suspended-Reserve Oct. 27S Ryan Glasper Released Nov. 6S MarshallMcDuffie

Released Nov. 6

PK Taylor Mehlhaff Released Nov. 6S Quintin Demps Signed as free agent Nov. 6PK Sam Swank Signed as free agent Nov. 6

WR Aaron Valentin Signed as free agent Nov. 8

THE NEW GUYS

For the third straight week, the Colonials made a handful of rostermoves. The team signed safety Quintin Demps, kicker Sam Swank andreceiver Aaron Valentin. Hartford released safeties Ryan Glasper andMarshall McDuffie, and kicker Taylor Mehlaff.

Quintin Demps (5-11, 206):Fourth-round draft pick out of Texas-ElPaso by Philadelphia in 2008. Demps spent the last two seasons withthe Eagles. He had 32 combined tackles, one interception and one sackin 25 NFL regular season games. Demps, 25, also appeared in fourplayoff games, making one start. As a rookie in 2008, Demps was theprimary kick return specialist for the Eagles. He averaged 25.3 yards areturn that season, including a 100-yard touchdown against theRavens.


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Sam Swank (6-2, 201):Handled kicking and punting duties at WakeForest. Swank was a three-time semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award,given annually to the top placekicker in college. He converted 71 of 93field goals attempts (76.3 percent) and holds the Wake Forest recordfor field goals. He made 17 of 22 attempts from 30-39 yards, 19 of 30

from 40-49 yards, and 9 of 13 from 50-plus yards. His career long is 53yards twice. As the Demon Deacons punter, Swank averaged 40.1yards. He signed a contract with the Eagles following the 2009 NFLDraft, and subsequently signed deals with the Bengals and Giants.

Aaron Valentin (6-2, 205): Had 65 career receptions for 845 yardsand nine touchdowns in two years at Purdue. Also returned kickoffs(21.9 avg.) and punts (12.1) for the Boilermakers. Played at Erie (N.Y.)Community College before transferring to Purdue. Signed as a freeagent by Cleveland following the 2010 draft and participated in theBrowns rookie minicamp.

MARATHON MEN

Hartford Colonials team owner Bill Mayer, 70, ran the ING New YorkCity Marathon on Sunday along with his son Will. The father-son duoraised money for the Harlem Academy, a private school founded in2004 by Vincent Dotoli, Will Mayers close friend. The Mayerscompleted the 26.2-mile run in 4:58:33, which is an 11:27 mile pace. Itwas Bill Mayers second marathon. Previously, he ran in the Big SurMarathon in California.

A RISING STAR AT LINEBACKER

Colonials linebacker Simoni Lawrence has led the team in tackleseach of the last three games, registering a total of 23 in that stretch.The youngest player on the team at age 21, Lawrence was drafted bythe Colonials in the fifth-round out of Minnesota, where he played twoseasons after transferring from Valley Forge (Pa.) Military College. Hewas named All Big-Ten Honorable Mention as a senior with the GoldenGophers and signed as an undrafted free agent with the Rams. Afterbeing released by St. Louis, Lawrence signed with Philadelphia andspent training camp with the Eagles until being released the final weekof August.

HES PRODUCING IN AND OUT OF THE BACKFIELD


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Colonials RB Lorenzo Booker has gained an average of 7.1 yardsevery time hes had the ball in his hands. Booker has rushed for a UFL-leading 395 yards on 68 attempts, averaging 5.8 yards a carry. He alsohas 19 receptions for 221 yards, an average of 11.6 yards per catch.

His 616 total yards from scrimmage is second in the league behindSacramentos Corey Ross, who has played one more game thanBooker.

STRANGE STAT

The Colonials scored 13 points in the fourth quarter againstSacramento. Prior to that, Hartford had scored a total of 18 fourth-quarter points in their first five games combined.

BY THE NUMBERS

5.5 Average margin in four losses.5 Number of games the Colonials have

scored first.

5 Number of games the Colonial have led athalftime.

21 Penalties in first three games byColonials.14 Penalties in last three games.

BY THE QUARTERS

Starting with the Oct. 9 game against Florida, the Colonials have notscored in the third quarter in each of the last four games. The droughthas covered 13 consecutive third-quarter possessions. Below is a closerlook at how the Colonials have fared in all four quarters.

FIRST

SECOND

THIRD FOURTH

OT

POINTS FOR 31 63 10 31 0


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POINTS AGAINST 24 30 26 56 3YARDS/SCRIMMAGE

OFFENSE615 497 379 344 69

YARDS/SCRIMMAGEDEFENSE

478 400 500 391 54

TOUCHDOWNS 4 7 1 3 0FIELD GOALS 1 5 1 3 0

PUNTS 10 5 9 2 1TURNOVERS 0 4 5 4 0

DOWNS/END OF HALF-#

1 3-# 1 3 0

MISSED FIELD GOALS 0 1 1 0 1

2010 COLONIALS DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE

QB: 12 Josh McCown 11 Ryan PerrillouxFB: 33 Jason DavisRB: 28 Lorenzo Booker 31 Tory Harrison 32 ChrisJennings 26 Andre Dixon

WR: 16 Patrick Carter 13 Jason Chery 17 AaronValentinLT: 65 Orrin ThompsonLG 72 Jacob Bender 77 Greg IsdanerC: 70 Keith Gray 62 Tim MattranRG: 68 Ryan Cave 79 Isaac SowellsRT: 75 Peter Clifford 74 Colin BrownTE: 86 Ronnie Ghent 85 Tyson DeVree 87 CharlesDavisWR: 88 Markee White 81 Shaheer McBride 84 SyndricSteptoe

DEFENSE

LE: 97 Michale Spicer 95 Derek WalkerDT: 96 Vince Oghobaase 90 Adrian GradyDT: 69 Jonas Seawright 98 Marlon Favorite


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RE: 99 Maurice Fountain 55 Auston EnglishSLB: 91 Kenny Ingram 57 Harry Coleman 56 JoeMortensenMLB:51 Frantz Joseph 58 Danny Lansanah

WLB:53 Simoni Lawrence 50 Clint McPeekLCB: 23 Ryan Palmer 22 Gerard LawsonFS: 20 Ben Hannula 35 Quintin DempsSS: 24 Emanuel Cook 27 Tra BattleRCB: 21 Kyle Whitehurst 30 Manny Collins 36 DavidPittman

SPECIALISTS

P: 6 Jy Bond K: 3 Sam Swank LS: 61

Jared LetkofskyPR: 22 Gerard Lawson KR: 84 Syndric Steptoe

HARTFORD COLONIALS PLAYERSTATS

PASSING

11 QB RYAN PERRILLOUXSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: Completed 1-of-5 for 17 yards.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 3-5 for 29 yards, 1 TD (6 yards).OCT. 9 vs. Florida: Played two possessions, completing 1 of 2 passesand fumbling twice.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: Played two possessions, completing 1 of 3passes for 15 yards.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: Played three possessions, completing 3 of 8passes for 13 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: Completed 4 of 4 passes for 98 yards,

including 69-yard TD pass.

12 QB JOSH McCOWNSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: Completed 11 of 18 passes, 265 yards,three touchdowns, no interceptions. Hooked up with Lorenzo Booker foran 80-yard TD pass, the longest in UFL history.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 22 of 25 for 264 yards, two touchdowns.


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OCT. 9 vs. Florida: 18 of 36 passes, 223 yards, one touchdown, oneinterception. Sacked four times.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 13 of 26 passes for 142 yards, two touchdowns,three interceptions.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 21 of 34 passes for 217 yards, one

touchdown, one interception.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 19 of 33 passes for 219 yards, notouchdowns, one interception.

RUSHING

26 RB ANDRE DIXONSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 21 carries, 91 yards.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 21 carries, 59 yards.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: 11 carries, 24 yards.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 3 carries, 9 yards.

OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 7 yards, 3 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: DNP

28 RB LORENZO BOOKERSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: nine carries for 51 yards; 1 reception for80 yards, TD.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 4 carries for 4 yards; 5 receptions for 50 yards.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: 6 carries, 45 yards.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 16 carries, 89 yards.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 16 carries, 59 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 17 carries, 147 yards, 1 touchdown.

32 RB CHRIS JENNINGSOCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 7 carries, 0 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 4 carries, 3 yards.

RECEIVING

13 WR JASON CHERYSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 2 receptions, 103 yards, TD. Caught a 59-yard TD pass from Josh McCown.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: Did not catch a pass.

OCT. 9 vs. Florida: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 2 receptions, 28 yardsOCT. 30 at Sacramento: 1 reception, 14 yards.

16 WR PATRICK CARTERSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 5 receptions, 51 yards.


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SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 4 receptions, 48 yards, TD. Caught a 35-yard TDpass.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: 4 receptions, 79 yards.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 2 receptions, 46 yards.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: team-high 6 receptions for 74 yards

OCT. 30 at Sacramento: DNP

28 RB LORENZO BOOKERSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 1 reception, 80-yards, TD.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 5 receptions, 50 yards.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: 5 receptions, 32 yards.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 4 receptions, 30 yards.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 3 receptions, 21 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 1 reception, 8 yards.

81 WR SHAHEER McBRIDE

SEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: Did not catch a pass.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 1 reception, 12 yards.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: one catch, 44 yards.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 1 reception, 17 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 4 receptions, 41 yards.

84 WR SYNDRIC STEPTOESEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: Did not catch a pass.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 3 catches, 50 yards.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: two catches, 26 yards.

OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 2 catches, 25 yards, 1 touchdown.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 2 receptions, 34 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 5 receptions, 82 yards.

85 TE TYSON DeVREESEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 1 reception, 23 yards.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 2 receptions, 17 yards, 1 TD (14 yards).OCT. 9 vs. Florida: 3 catches, 12 yards.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: Did not catch a pass.

OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: season-high 4 receptions, 21 yards, 1 TD (4yards)OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 2 receptions, 17 yards.

86 TE RONNIE GHENTSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 1 reception, 4 yards.SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 3 receptions, 47 yards.


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OCT. 9 vs. Florida: caught 1-yard touchdown pass from Josh McCownon fourth down.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 1 reception, 4 yards.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 1 reception, 6 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: no receptions.

87 TE CHARLES DAVISSEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: DNPSEPT. 24 at Omaha: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 9 vs. Florida: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 1 catch, 7 yardsOCT. 30 at Sacramento: 1 catch, 3 yards.

88 WR MARKEE WHITESEPT. 18 vs. Sacramento: 1 catches, 4 yards, TD (4 yards).

SEPT. 24 at Omaha: 3 catches, 23 yards.OCT . 9 vs. Florida: Did not catch a pass.OCT. 16 vs. Omaha: 3 catches, 31 yards.OCT. 23 at Las Vegas: 2 catches, 13 yards.OCT. 30 at Sacramento: 9 receptions, 152 yards, 1 TD (69 yards)

FRANCHISE AND INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (includes 2009New York Sentinels)

TEAM

Most points scored in a game: 27 twice Sept. 18, 2010, vs.Sacramento; Oct. 30 at Sacramento.

26 Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha.

Fewest points scored in a game: 6 Nov. 12, 2009 vs. Florida.


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7 twice Oct. 17, 2009, at California;Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas.

Most points allowed in a game: 41 twice Nov. 4, 2009 vs. Las Vegas;Nov. 20, 1999, at Las Vegas.

33 Oct. 9, 2010, vs. Florida.

Fewest points allowed in a game: 10 Sept. 18, 2010, vs. Sacramento.19 Oct. 16, 2010, vs. Omaha

20 Oct. 28, 2009, vs. California

Most points allowed in a half: 24 twice Nov. 4, 2009, vs. Las Vegasand Nov. 20, 2009, vs. Las Vegas

23 Oct. 9, 2010, vs. Florida21 Oct. 10, 2009, at Florida

20 Oct. 30, 2010, at Sacramento

Most points allowed in first half: 24 Nov. 4, 2009, vs. Las Vegas20 Oct. 30, 2010, at Sacramento

17 twice Oct. 28, 2009, vs. California;Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas

Most points allowed in second half: 24 Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas.23 Oct. 9, 2010, vs. Florida.21 Oct. 10, 2009, at Florida.

Most points scored in a quarter: 13 Four times in 2010.

Most points allowed in a quarter: 21 Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas (3rd

Quarter).17 Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha (4th

Quarter).14 Several times in all four quarters.

Most first downs in a game: 26 Oct. 30, 2010, at Sacramento.20 Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha.19 twice Sept. 18, 2010, vs. Sacramento; Oct.

23, 2010, at Las Vegas.

Fewest first downs in a game: 9 Oct. 17, 2009, at California.12 twice Oct. 10, 2009, at Florida; Nov. 20,

2009, at Las Vegas.

Most first downs allowed in a game: 25 Oct. 10, 2009, at Florida.24 Nov. 4, 2009, vs. Las Vegas.22 Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha.


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Highest total net yards in a game: 478 Oct. 30, 2010, at Sacramento.448 Sept. 18, 2010, vs. Sacramento.

359 Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha.

Lowest total net yards in a game: 193 Oct. 17, 2009, at California.209 Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas.227 Nov. 12, 2009, vs. Florida.

Highest total net yards allowed in a game: 393 Oct. 10, 2009, atFlorida.

349 Oct. 23, 2010, at Las Vegas(overtime).

343 Nov. 12, 2009, at Florida.

Lowest total net yards allowed in a game: 201 Sept. 18, 2010, vs.Sacramento.

273 Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas.281 Oct. 30, 2010, at

Sacramento.

Highest total net yards rushing in a game: 180 twice Sept. 18 andOct. 30, 2010, vs. Sacramento.

136 Oct. 16, 2010, vs. Omaha.

Lowest total net yards rushing in a game: 48 Nov. 20, 2009, at LasVegas.

52 Nov. 12, 2009, vs. Florida

59 Oct. 17, 2009, at California

Highest total net yards rushing allowed in a game: 177 Oct. 23, 2010,at Las Vegas (overtime).

171 Oct. 10, 2009, atFlorida.

168 Oct. 17, 2009, atCalifornia.

Lowest total net yards rushing allowed in a game: 35 Sept. 18, 2010,vs. Sacramento.

54 Oct. 30, 2010, atSacramento.

59 Nov. 4, 2009, vs. LasVegas.

Highest total net yards passing in a game: 298 Oct. 30, 2010, atSacramento.

288 Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha.


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268 Sept. 18, 2010, vs.Sacramento.

Fewest total net yards passing in a game: 134 Oct. 17, 2009, atCalifornia.

150 Oct. 16, 2010, vs. Omaha.154 Oct. 10, 2009, at Florida.

Highest total net passing yards allowed in a game: 262 Nov. 4, 2009,vs. Las Vegas.

227 Oct. 30, 2010, atSacramento.

224 Nov. 12, 2009, vs.Florida.

Fewest total net passing yards allowed in a game: 138 Oct. 17, 2009,at California.

155 Oct. 9, 2010, vs.Florida.

156 Nov. 20, 2009, at LasVegas.

Most turnovers in a game: 5 Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas4 three times Nov. 12, 2009, vs. Florida; Oct. 9,2010, vs. Florida; Oct. 16, 2010, vs. Omaha.

Most turnovers by opponent in a game: 2 several times.

Most fumbles in a game: 5 twice Nov. 4, 2009, vs. Las Vegas; Oct. 9,2010, vs. Florida.

4 Nov. 12, 2009, vs. Florida.

Most fumble lost in a game: 3 twice Sept. 24, 2010, at Omaha; Oct. 9,2010, vs. Florida.

2 several times.

Most fumbles by an opponent in a game: 3 Oct. 9, 2010, vs. Florida.2 Oct. 23, 2010, at Las Vegas

Most fumbles lost by an opponent in a game: 2 Oct. 23, 2010, at LasVegas.

Most penalties in a game: 7 three times Sept. 18, 2010 vs. SAC; Sept.24 at OMA; Oct. 9 vs. FLA.


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Most penalties yards: 115 Oct. 9, 2010, vs. Florida.65 Sept. 18, 2010 vs. Sacramento.

INDIVIDUAL

SCORING (Single Game)

Most points: 9 twice Taylor Mehlhaff, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. SAC; Oct. 30at SAC.

Most touchdowns: 1 Several players.

Most field goals: 2 Taylor Mehlhaff, five times, 20102 Piotr Czech, three times, 2009.

RUSHING (Single Game)

Most yards: 147 Lorenzo Booker, Oct. 30, 2010, at SAC.94 Andre Dixon, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. SACR.89 Booker, Oct. 16, 2010, vs. OMA

Most attempts: 21 twice Andre Dixon, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. SAC; Dixon,Sept. 24, at OMA

17 Lorenzo Booker, Oct. 30, 2010 at SAC.16 twice Booker, Oct. 16, 2010, vs. OMA; Booker, Oct.

23 at LV

Most touchdowns: 1 twice Lorenzo Booker and Tory Harrison, Oct. 30,2010 at SAC

Longest run: 47 Lorenzo Booker, Oct. 30, 2010 at OMA.23 Booker, Oct. 9, 2010 vs. FLA.22 Cecil Sapp, Oct. 10, 2009 at FLA.

PASSING (Single Game)

Most completions: 22 twice Quinn Gray, Oct. 28, 2009 vs. California.Josh McCown, Sept. 24, 2010 at Omaha.

21 twice Ingle Martin, Nov. 4, 2009, vs. Las Vegas.Josh McCown, Oct. 23, 2010, vs. Las Vegas.


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Most attempts: 36 twice Ingle Martin, Nov. 4, 2009 vs. Las Vegas.Josh McCown, Oct. 9, 2010 vs. Florida.

34 twice McCown, Oct. 30, 2010 at Sacramento.McCown, Oct. 23, 2010 at Las Vegas.

Most passing yards: 265 Josh McCown, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. Sacramento264 McCown, Sept. 24, 2010 at Omaha223 McCown, Oct. 9, 2010 vs. Florida.

Most TD passes: 3 Josh McCown, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. Sacramento2 twice McCown, Sept. 24 (at Omaha) and Oct. 16 (vs.

Omaha), 2010.

Longest TD pass: 80 Josh McCown to Lorenzo Booker, Sept. 18, 2010vs. Sacramento.

69 Ryan Perrilloux to Markee White, Oct. 30, 2010 at

Sacramento.54 Quinn Gray to Craphonso Thorpe, Oct. 10, 2009 at

Florida.

Most interceptions: 3 Josh McCown, Oct. 16, 2010 vs. Omaha.2 Ingle Martin, Nov. Nov. 20, 2009 at Las Vegas.

RECEIVING (Single Game)

Most receptions: 9 twice Markee White, Oct. 30, 2010 at Sacramento.Craphonso Thorpe, Oct. 28, 2009 vs.

California.7 Thorpe, Nov. 12, 2009, Nov. 12, 2009, vs. Florida

Longest reception: 80 Lorenzo Booker, Sept. 18, 2010 vs.Sacramento.

69 Markee White, Oct. 20, 2010 at Sacramento.54 Craphonso Thorpe, Oct. 10, 2009 at Florida.

Most receiving yards: 152 Markee White, Oct. 30, 2010 atSacramento.

103 Jason Chery, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. Sacramento.

82 Syndric Steptoe, Oct. 30, 2010 at Sacramento.

Most touchdowns: 1 Several players.

Most all-purpose yards: 155 Lorenzo Booker, Oct. 30, 2010 atSacramento.

152 Markee White, Oct. 30, 2010 at Sacramento.


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148 Gerard Lawson, Oct. 30, 2010 atSacramento.

SPECIAL TEAMS (Single Game)

Most field goals: 2 Taylor Mehlhaff, five times in 2010.2 Piotr Czech, three times in 2009.

Longest field goal: 45 Piotr Czech, Oct. 28, 2009 at California.

Most punts: 8 Jy Bond, Oct. 23, 2010 at Las Vegas.7 Scott Player, Nov. 20, 2009, at Las Vegas.

Longest punt: 56 Jy Bond, Oct. 23, 2010 at Las Vegas.52 Bond, Sept. 18, 2010 vs. Sacramento.

Longest kickoff return: 43 Gerard Lawson, Oct. 30, 2010 atSacramento.

40 Marlon Lucky, Nov. 20, 2010 at Las Vegas.

Longest punt return: 25 Syndric Steptoe, Oct. 30, 2010 atSacramento.

21 Steptoe, Oct. 9, 2010 vs. Florida.

DEFENSE (Single Game)

Most tackles in a game: 10.5 Leon Williams, Nov. 20, 2009 at LasVegas.

9.5 Simoni Lawrence, Oct. 23, 2010 at LasVegas.

Most sacks in a game: 1 Several players.

Most interceptions in a game: 1 Several players.

Touchdowns in a game: 1 Derek Walker, Oct. 23, 2010 at Las Vegas(83 fumble return).

1 Gerard Lawson, Oct. 9, 2010 vs. Florida(41 interception return).

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