I think that Dustin Hayes has a legitimate shot at any of Lorenzo's single season passing records. If he comes through, I also think that Tom Sonkin can break his own record for receptions and receiving yards in a season.

I don't see much happening to our single game records, though...

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I suspect Milan Hogan might be able to break his single-season QB rating record of 84.9. He also has an outside chance of breaking his TD record of 22.

If WR Carl Markey is as good as advertised he ought to be able to break the single-season receiving record of 939 yards (also set by him 3 seasons ago).

I'm hoping that CB Biggs or one of my safeties can break our single-season INT record of 4. I won't hold my breath though.

DE Isaiah Melo also might break the single-season record of 11 sacks, which he set last year for us.

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I'll turn this thread in 'what records were broken' instead...

[b23dca7a]Monty Boyd [/b23dca7a]has already put his mark on the Detroit Vampires, as in only his 2nd game with the team, he has broken the single game rushing yards with 170. Previous record was held by local fan favorite Tommie Wadsworth with 135 yds.

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It looks like Abe Muncy will break most of Boise's single season recieving records this year. After two games he has 16 receptions for 310 yards and 3 TDs. The current records for each of those are 63 catches, 813 yards and 8 TDs. At this point, it'd be a disappointment if he didn't break the latter two, at least.

The way things are going it appears that [b3b422e8]Maurice Brown[/b3b422e8] has a shot at breaking the single season passer rating...

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Spearman should break every Attack rushing record. He may hit some by midseason.

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Alexis Rounds is set to break all of the Sac-Town rushing records that he already holds. The records are 276 carries, 1,169 yards, and 9 TDs. After 3 games he has 98 carries, 442 yards, and 6 TDs.

TE John Vandenburg has 7 TDs on the season and looks to be a lock to break the team record of 8. Is there a record for most TDs caught by a TE in the league?

[quotee5fb2e7="Shooter"]TE John Vandenburg has 7 TDs on the season and looks to be a lock to break the team record of 8. Is there a record for most TDs caught by a TE in the league?[/quotee5fb2e7]

The record is 9 held by 3 TEs:
Arizona's Erich Frazee (2005 when he played for Hartford)
Fargo's Delbert Lonergan (2006)
Detroit's Brian Manos (2006)

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[quote61d406f="timmynausea"]It looks like Abe Muncy will break most of Boise's single season recieving records this year. After two games he has 16 receptions for 310 yards and 3 TDs. The current records for each of those are 63 catches, 813 yards and 8 TDs. At this point, it'd be a disappointment if he didn't break the latter two, at least.[/quote61d406f]

Somehow I missed this before but Muncy broke the Boise single game receiving yards record with 179 in week 2 against Detroit. He still needs 15 catches, 82 yards and a touchdown catch to tie the single season Boise records. He may not break the reception records by much, but he should set the bar a bit higher for the other two. This is pretty much the lone bright spot for Boise this year.

I've been a bit bored, so I decided to compile a list of broken team records so far this season (starred entries are also league records):
Single game records:

[b21ccce6]Albany:[/b21ccce6]
Sacks - 2.5 - Pierre Henson vs. Cle, week 7

[b21ccce6]Anchorage:[/b21ccce6]
Pass attempts - 54 - Lane Manuel vs. Sea, week 9
Pass completions - 34- Lane Manuel vs. Sea, week 9
Passing yards - 446 - Lane Manuel vs. Sea, week 9
*Receiving yards - 293 - Kelley McCaleb vs. LV, week 7

[b21ccce6]Atlantic City[/b21ccce6]
Pass completions - 25 - Colin Sawyer vs. Alb, week 8
Receptions - 10 - Orlando Scott vs. Alb, week 8

[b21ccce6]Baltimore[/b21ccce6]
Passing Yards - 414 - Philip Barbieri vs. SAO, week 6
Rushing Touchdowns - 3 - Jonathan Sill vs. Chi, week 3
Recptions - 11 - Daniel Gendron vs. El Paso, week 2

[b21ccce6]Boise[/b21ccce6]
Receiving yards - 179 - Abe Muncy vs. Det, week 2

[b21ccce6]Boston[/b21ccce6]
Tackles - 13 - Brad Jefferson vs. Chi, week 5
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Charleston[/b21ccce6]
Rushing yards - 131 - Joseph Beavers vs. Dur, week 8
Interceptions - 3 - Herschel Schrock vs. Tul, week 2
Sacks - 3.5 - Luther Steen vs. TBY, week 6

[b21ccce6]Chicago[/b21ccce6]
Field Goals - 4 - Billy Joe Everett vs. Alb, week 6

[b21ccce6]Cleveland[/b21ccce6]
Pass Completions - 28 - Ernest Lorenzo vs. Alb, week 1
Passing yards - 347 - Ernest Lorenzo vs. ACI, week 5

[b21ccce6]Denver[/b21ccce6]
Pass completions - 27 - Marcus Garibaldi vs. Sea, week 3

[b21ccce6]Detroit[/b21ccce6]
Rushing yards - 170 - Monty Boyd vs. Boi, week 2

[b21ccce6]El Paso[/b21ccce6]
Receptions - 9 - Dane McCrae vs. HBE, week 4
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Fargo[/b21ccce6]
Pass Attempts - 61 - Dwayne Bridges vs. Dur, week 2
Passing yards - 477 - Dwayne Bridges vs. Dur, week 2

[b21ccce6]Hartford[/b21ccce6]
Rushing yards - 156 - Alan Spearman vs. Cle, week 6

[b21ccce6]Honolulu[/b21ccce6]
Sacks - 3.0 - Roscoe Jeffcoat vs. Tuc, week 7

[b21ccce6]Huntington Beach[/b21ccce6]
Passing touchdowns - 4 - Jesus Dennis vs. Boi, week 3
Receiving yards - 144 - Bill Gagliano vs. Tul, week 6

[b21ccce6]New Orleans[/b21ccce6]
Pass attempts - 54 - Randolph Kranz vs. SAO, week 1
Passing yards - 414 - Randolph Kranz vs. SAO, week 9
Passing touchdowns - 5 - Randolph Kranz vs. SAO, week 9

[b21ccce6]New York[/b21ccce6]
Rushing yards - 212 - Wilbur Sullivan vs. HBE, week 2
Targeted passes - 18 - Douglas Cowley vs. ACI, week 9

[b21ccce6]Oregon[/b21ccce6]
Pass attempts - 52 - Thomas Kuhn vs. Anc, week 8
Targeted passes - 21 - Matt Brunner vs. ELP, week 3

[b21ccce6]Sacremento[/b21ccce6]
Rushing attempts - 39 - Alexis Rounds vs. Far, week 6
Rushing yards - 171 - Alexis Rounds vs. Hon, week 3

[b21ccce6]Santa Cruz[/b21ccce6]
Passing yards - 363 - Brett Hedges vs. Tul, week 8
Rushing attempts - 33 - William Sheehan vs. HBE, week 7

[b21ccce6]Seattle[/b21ccce6]
Passing yards - 408 - Charles Dever vs. Ari, week 4
Receiving yards - 237 - Cole Faison vs. Ari, week 4

[b21ccce6]Tampa Bay[/b21ccce6]
Tackles - 15 - Brady Lanza vs. Bal, week 9

[b21ccce6]Tulsa[/b21ccce6]
Pass attempts - 48 - Donnie Lowe vs. Cht, week 2
Rushing yards - 147 - Butch Fulton vs. HBE, week 6
*Passes Defended - 7 - Desmond Ward vs. Far, week 1

If your team isn't listed, they haven't broken any records so far. I'll go through and do season records in a couple weeks.

[quote893a680="timmynausea"]I've been a bit bored, so I decided to compile a list of broken team records so far this season (starred entries are also league records...

If your team isn't listed, they haven't broken any records so far. I'll go through and do season records in a couple weeks.[/quote893a680]

I'm all for you being bored...

Well done, I am already looking forward to the next installment!

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Great work compiling all that! It is nice to see Fulton up there, I think many in the league are forgetting about him- they are looking at the Polish Express and Spaerman, but Butch Fulton is still a great young RB in this league

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Wow, outstanding job compiling these! You must have been [i6a3b6eb]really really [/i6a3b6eb]bored...

[quotedf6c61e="fantastic flying froggies"]Wow, outstanding job compiling these! You must have been [idf6c61e]really really [/idf6c61e]bored... [/quotedf6c61e]

Ditto. Nice job!

Now, next time you're feeling bored, I've got a garage that needs to be organized...

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[quote2b8c207="Joe"]Alexis Rounds is set to break all of the Sac-Town rushing records that he already holds. The records are 276 carries, 1,169 yards, and 9 TDs. After 3 games he has 98 carries, 442 yards, and 6 TDs.[/quote2b8c207]

Well, after 9 games, he has broken the team records. Rounds now has 276 carries for 1,235 yards and 11 TDs this season. He also just broke the league's single game rushing record with 248 yards, topping Joseph Gallego's 243 from last season.

It's really great to see Rounds being fully utilized this year. I remember looking at the top RBs last year and being surprised to see his name - I hadn't really heard of him before because he hadn't done much.

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[quote74eced1="flere-imsaho"]It's really great to see Rounds being fully utilized this year. I remember looking at the top RBs last year and being surprised to see his name - I hadn't really heard of him before because he hadn't done much.[/quote74eced1]

Same here. He was completely off my radar.

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Abe Muncy has broken the single season receiving yards and receiving tds records with 898 yards and 10 tds so far. The previous records were 813 set by Terrence Ryan and 8 set by Muncy last year.
Additionally, we broke some single game records this week in our loss to Anchorage. QB Branden Lin set new records for pass attempts and passing tds with 53 and 4. Muncy set a new high for targetted passes with 19.

[quote7e345eb="Fonzie"][quote7e345eb="fantastic flying froggies"]Wow, outstanding job compiling these! You must have been [i7e345eb]really really [/i7e345eb]bored... [/quote7e345eb]

Ditto. Nice job!

Now, next time you're feeling bored, I've got a garage that needs to be organized...[/quote7e345eb]

When you get done with Fonzie's garage, I've got a house that needs organized.

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Tom Sonkin has already broken the El Paso single season receiving TD record when he caught his fifth and sixth against Fargo last night. He and Chris Chavez are also on pace to break the receptions and receiving yards records as well.

Chavez is also on pace to break the El Paso record for targeted passes.

Dustin Hayes is on pace to break just about all of the El Paso passing records, except for rating. Damn those interceptions!

Dexter Neves and Calvin bush are on pae to break our interceptions record.

Refugio Davis is two KRB away from shattering the El Paso record of 34.

Jeffrey Dresslar is on pace to break our passes defensed record.

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ooh, I broke a receiving record too! WR Mikel Rice broke the Sacramento receiving TD record with 8.

QB Philip Barbieri already has broken the records for passing yardage and most completions in a season, he's at 3962 yds and 341 completions with the old marks being 3750 yds and 328 completions. He has a slim chance of breaking the current record of 28 TDs passing, if he can add five more in one game.

RB Jonathan Sill has broken the season record for rushing TDs with 10 in 15 games - the old record was 9, by David Frazee.

FB Werner Rockett has tied the old record for receptions in a season with 60, previously held by TE Daniel Gendron. With one game left he's capable of bettering that number.

WR Huey Brown has set a new Baltimore single-season receiving yardage record with 960 yds. Brown, Gendron and Sill are tied at 6 receiving TDs each - with one TD against Durham in the final game they'll break the record.

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QB Edward Kimber has a good chance of breaking his own quarterback rating record of 96.8. Currently his rating is 100.9.

RB Stephen Metz may break several team rushing records:
Rushing attempts - needs 16 for the record
Rushing yards - needs 49 for the record
Rushing touchdowns - needs 1 to tie, 2 to break the record

TE Orlando Pohl has broken the team record for receiving touchdowns with 9.

K John Snell has broken the team record for field goals with 32 (despite missing all 3 of his attempts last week and missing 2 XPs this year).

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After Dustin Hayes' injury and the cut down on his passing attempts in the second half of the season, he's most likely not going to break many of our passing records. He's already broken our single season TD record by two (17) and that's all he can break this year. Oh yeah, except for the single season INT records...

Terrell Keith also missed three games due to injury, so his chance at single season records was also diminished. With a very good game against Tulsa, however, he has a chance to break our single season rushing record (1209 yds) and rushing TD record (9).

Tom Sonkin (62) and Chris Chavez (61) have already broken the El Paso single season receptions record of 60. So whoever has the better game against Tulsa will hold the new record. They both have a shot at the receiving yards records (934), but with our diminished passing game it isn't likely they'll do it. Sonkin (6) has also already broken the single season receiving record of five and Dane McCrae has tied it. Chavez (140) has also already broken his own record of 135 targeted passes.

Calvin Bush (5) is one shy of the the El Paso record of six INTs and Dexter Neves is two short. Neves also needs 11 tackles to break our single season tackles record (104).

Center Refugio Davis (45) has already demolished his own KRB record of 34.

And last but not least, CB Jeffrey Dresslar has already set a new team record with 18 passes defensed, breaking the old record of 16...

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