Tulsa Football: Inside the Numbers - Week 6
Chad Bonham | ITS Correspondent
Dane Evans threw for 365 yards at Houston.
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Although Tulsa failed to come away with an upset win against 13th-ranked Houston last weekend, there were several notable achievements that took place during the heartbreaking road contest. Here’s a look at where things stand in both the school and conference record books.
QB DANE EVANS
• Senior quarterback Dane Evans finished the game with 365 yards passing, his first 300-yard passing game of the season and 13th of his career, which ranks third on Tulsa’s all-time chart and first on the AAC all-time chart. Evans was previously in a tie with Paxton Lynch (Memphis/2013-15).
• Evans now has 9,824 career passing yards and has surpassed G.J. Kinne (2009-11) for second on Tulsa’s all-time chart.
• He has 8,943 career passing yards since Tulsa joined the AAC and has surpassed Lynch for first on conference’s all-time chart. He needs just 57 yards to become the first AAC quarterback to hit the 9,000-yard mark.
• With two scores, (one through the air and one on the ground), Evans now has a combined 71 touchdowns. He is fourth on Tulsa’s all-time touchdown responsibility chart and needs three to tie T.J. Rubley (1987-91) for third.
• Evans also now has 1,355 career passing attempts and has surpassed Rubley for first on Tulsa’s all-time chart.
WR KEEVAN LUCAS
• Senior receiver Keevan Lucas finished the game with 88 yards on five receptions. He now has 2,658 career receiving yards and needs 88 yards to tie Damaris Johnson (2008-10) for fifth on Tulsa’s all-time receiving yards chart.
• Lucas has also surpassed Chris Moore (Cincinnati/2013-15) for fourth on the AAC all-time receiving yards chart (2,224).
• Lucas now has 198 career receptions and has surpassed Donald Shoals (1999-2001), Damaris Johnson (2008-10), and Charles Clay (2007-10) for sixth on Tulsa’s all-time receptions chart.
• Lucas also surpassed Darius Joseph (SMU/2013-15) for third on the AAC all-time receptions chart (168).
PK REDFORD JONES
• Junior kicker Redford Jones finished the game with one field goal and now has 28 for his career. He moved into a tie for eighth place with Jarod Tracy (2004-08) on Tulsa’s all-time field goal chart.
TULSA CAREER RECORDS
300+ YARD PASSING GAMES
1. Paul Smith – 15 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 14 (2009-11)
3. Dane Evans – 13 (2013-pres.)
PASSING YARDS
1. Paul Smith – 10,936 (2003-07)
2. Dane Evans – 9,824 (2013-pres.)3. G.J. Kinne – 9,472 (2009-11)
PASSING ATTEMPTS
1. Dane Evans – 1,355 (2013-pres.)2. T.J. Rubley – 1,336 (1987-1991)
TOUCHDOWN RESPONSBILITY
1. Paul Smith – 111 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 96 (2009-11)
3. T.J. Rubley – 74 (1987-91)
4. Dane Evans – 71 (2013-pres.)
RECEIVING YARDS
1. Howard Twilley – 3,343 (1963-65)
2. Dan Bitson – 3,300 (1987-89, 1991)
3. Keyarris Garrett – 3,209 (2011-15)
4. Damon Savage – 2,952 (1996-99)
5. Damaris Johnson – 2,746 (2008-10)
6. Keevan Lucas – 2,658 (2013-pres.)
RECEPTIONS
1. Howard Twilley – 261 (1963-65)
2. Keyarris Garrett – 219 (2012-15)
3. Damon Savage – 212 (1996-99)
4. Garrett Mills – 201 (2002-05)
5. Keevan Lucas – 198 (2013-pres.)6. Wes Caswell – 196 (1993-98)
RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS
T1. Howard Twilley – 32 (1963-65)
T1. Steve Largent – 32 (1973-75)
3. Dan Bitson – 29 (1987-89, 91)
4. Charles Clay – 28 (2007-10)
5. Trae Johnson – 27 (2007-10)
6. Garrett Mills – 23 (2002-05)
T7. Keevan Lucas – 22 (2013-pres.)T7. Keyarris Garrett – 22 (2013-15)
100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES
1. Dan Bitson – 16 (1987-91)
2. Howard Twilley – 14 (1963-65)
3. Chris Penn – 12 (1991, 1993)
4. Damaris Johnson – 11 (2008-2010)
T5. Keevan Lucas – 10 (2013-pres.)T5. Keyarris Garrett – 10 (2012-15)
T5. Brennan Marion – 10 (2007-08)
FIELD GOALS
6. Kevin Fitzpatrick – 45 (2008-11)
7. Eric Lange – 35 (1991-92)
T8. Redford Jones – 28 (2015-pres.)T8. Jarod Tracy – 28 (2004-08)
AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE RECORDS
CAREER PASSING YARDS
1. Paxton Lynch – 8,865 (Memphis/2013-15)
2. Dane Evans – 8,943 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)
CAREER 300-YARD PASSING GAMES
1. Dane Evans – 13 (Tulsa/2016-pres.)2. Paxton Lynch – 12 (Memphis/2013-15)
CAREER RECEIVING YARDS
1. Isaiah Jones – 2,769 (ECU/2014-pres.)
2. Shaq Washington – 2,528 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
3. Keyarris Garrett – 2,286 (Tulsa/2014-15)
4. Keevan Lucas – 2,224 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)5. Chris Moore – 2,188 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
CAREER RECEPTIONS
1. Isaiah Jones – 263 (ECU/2014-pres.)
2. Shaq Washington – 233 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
3. Keevan Lucas – 168 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)
4. Darius Joseph – 166 (SMU/2013-15)
Chad Bonham | ITS Correspondent
Dane Evans threw for 365 yards at Houston.
USATSI
Although Tulsa failed to come away with an upset win against 13th-ranked Houston last weekend, there were several notable achievements that took place during the heartbreaking road contest. Here’s a look at where things stand in both the school and conference record books.
QB DANE EVANS
• Senior quarterback Dane Evans finished the game with 365 yards passing, his first 300-yard passing game of the season and 13th of his career, which ranks third on Tulsa’s all-time chart and first on the AAC all-time chart. Evans was previously in a tie with Paxton Lynch (Memphis/2013-15).
• Evans now has 9,824 career passing yards and has surpassed G.J. Kinne (2009-11) for second on Tulsa’s all-time chart.
• He has 8,943 career passing yards since Tulsa joined the AAC and has surpassed Lynch for first on conference’s all-time chart. He needs just 57 yards to become the first AAC quarterback to hit the 9,000-yard mark.
• With two scores, (one through the air and one on the ground), Evans now has a combined 71 touchdowns. He is fourth on Tulsa’s all-time touchdown responsibility chart and needs three to tie T.J. Rubley (1987-91) for third.
• Evans also now has 1,355 career passing attempts and has surpassed Rubley for first on Tulsa’s all-time chart.
WR KEEVAN LUCAS
• Senior receiver Keevan Lucas finished the game with 88 yards on five receptions. He now has 2,658 career receiving yards and needs 88 yards to tie Damaris Johnson (2008-10) for fifth on Tulsa’s all-time receiving yards chart.
• Lucas has also surpassed Chris Moore (Cincinnati/2013-15) for fourth on the AAC all-time receiving yards chart (2,224).
• Lucas now has 198 career receptions and has surpassed Donald Shoals (1999-2001), Damaris Johnson (2008-10), and Charles Clay (2007-10) for sixth on Tulsa’s all-time receptions chart.
• Lucas also surpassed Darius Joseph (SMU/2013-15) for third on the AAC all-time receptions chart (168).
PK REDFORD JONES
• Junior kicker Redford Jones finished the game with one field goal and now has 28 for his career. He moved into a tie for eighth place with Jarod Tracy (2004-08) on Tulsa’s all-time field goal chart.
TULSA CAREER RECORDS
300+ YARD PASSING GAMES
1. Paul Smith – 15 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 14 (2009-11)
3. Dane Evans – 13 (2013-pres.)
PASSING YARDS
1. Paul Smith – 10,936 (2003-07)
2. Dane Evans – 9,824 (2013-pres.)3. G.J. Kinne – 9,472 (2009-11)
PASSING ATTEMPTS
1. Dane Evans – 1,355 (2013-pres.)2. T.J. Rubley – 1,336 (1987-1991)
TOUCHDOWN RESPONSBILITY
1. Paul Smith – 111 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 96 (2009-11)
3. T.J. Rubley – 74 (1987-91)
4. Dane Evans – 71 (2013-pres.)
RECEIVING YARDS
1. Howard Twilley – 3,343 (1963-65)
2. Dan Bitson – 3,300 (1987-89, 1991)
3. Keyarris Garrett – 3,209 (2011-15)
4. Damon Savage – 2,952 (1996-99)
5. Damaris Johnson – 2,746 (2008-10)
6. Keevan Lucas – 2,658 (2013-pres.)
RECEPTIONS
1. Howard Twilley – 261 (1963-65)
2. Keyarris Garrett – 219 (2012-15)
3. Damon Savage – 212 (1996-99)
4. Garrett Mills – 201 (2002-05)
5. Keevan Lucas – 198 (2013-pres.)6. Wes Caswell – 196 (1993-98)
RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS
T1. Howard Twilley – 32 (1963-65)
T1. Steve Largent – 32 (1973-75)
3. Dan Bitson – 29 (1987-89, 91)
4. Charles Clay – 28 (2007-10)
5. Trae Johnson – 27 (2007-10)
6. Garrett Mills – 23 (2002-05)
T7. Keevan Lucas – 22 (2013-pres.)T7. Keyarris Garrett – 22 (2013-15)
100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES
1. Dan Bitson – 16 (1987-91)
2. Howard Twilley – 14 (1963-65)
3. Chris Penn – 12 (1991, 1993)
4. Damaris Johnson – 11 (2008-2010)
T5. Keevan Lucas – 10 (2013-pres.)T5. Keyarris Garrett – 10 (2012-15)
T5. Brennan Marion – 10 (2007-08)
FIELD GOALS
6. Kevin Fitzpatrick – 45 (2008-11)
7. Eric Lange – 35 (1991-92)
T8. Redford Jones – 28 (2015-pres.)T8. Jarod Tracy – 28 (2004-08)
AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE RECORDS
CAREER PASSING YARDS
1. Paxton Lynch – 8,865 (Memphis/2013-15)
2. Dane Evans – 8,943 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)
CAREER 300-YARD PASSING GAMES
1. Dane Evans – 13 (Tulsa/2016-pres.)2. Paxton Lynch – 12 (Memphis/2013-15)
CAREER RECEIVING YARDS
1. Isaiah Jones – 2,769 (ECU/2014-pres.)
2. Shaq Washington – 2,528 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
3. Keyarris Garrett – 2,286 (Tulsa/2014-15)
4. Keevan Lucas – 2,224 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)5. Chris Moore – 2,188 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
CAREER RECEPTIONS
1. Isaiah Jones – 263 (ECU/2014-pres.)
2. Shaq Washington – 233 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
3. Keevan Lucas – 168 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)
4. Darius Joseph – 166 (SMU/2013-15)
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