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    Single Season Records

    In the first 5 seasons of the IFL, only 1 man has ever posted a QB rating of over 100. This season [ifl]Chris Chaplin[/ifl], [ifl]Ruben Sante[/ifl], and [ifl]Gene Hamilton[/ifl] all have the opportunity to accomplish this feat.

    [ifl]Jay Caro[/ifl] only needs 23 completions to break Tobias Stanfeld's mark set in 2007. He already has set the mark for pass attempts and passing yardage in a season.

    Jay Caro needs 1 TD pass and [ifl]Julian Cartagena[/ifl] needs 2 in order to tie Nigel Booker's mark of 37 TD's in a season.

    [ifl]Olin Holst[/ifl] is only 5 receptions away from becoming only the 2nd WR in IFL history to get 100 receptions in a season. Ambrose Jones holds the record with 108 set back in 2005.

    [ifl]Justin Whitaker [/ifl]has already set the mark for REC TD's in a season with 15. [ifl]Paul Mosqueda[/ifl] is close behind with 13 on the season.

    [ifl]Lamont Zumwalt [/ifl] is currently in the lead for the Stone Hands Award with his 11 drop passes. Lucky for him, he has a long way to go in order to catch Tyler Conners and his 18 drops in 2003.

    [ifl]James Koonce[/ifl] is 1 pass blocked away from tying Fritz Gaddis and Stewart Lundquist's mark of 11 in a season.

    [ifl]Oliver McKenzie[/ifl] is 2 pass defensed away from tying Dennis Perez's 26 back in 2006.

    [ifl]Carter Garland[/ifl] needs 4 FG's to tie Paul Pickett and his 39 FG's made.

    With one more PAT attempt, Oakland's [ifl]Dave Jordan[/ifl] will have the record all to himself. He is currently at 52.

  • #2
    Good stuff. Had no idea about Jordan and the extra points, but it makes sense!
    "Larry Deasoooooooooooooooooon" -- Phil Jenkins

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    • #3
      Team Single Season Records

      Thanks to Jay Caro, Portland will break the record for passing attempts, completions, yardage and TD passes for a single season.

      However, Portland will likely finish with the 3rd lowest rushing output in league history.

      Newark has only allowed 9 sacks this season and will likely crush the record of 14. They will also break the record for least yardage lost on sacks as they have only lost 58 yards. The record is 82 set by Hartford in 2007.

      Newark has set a new record by forcing 31 fumbles this season.

      Oakland's 429 points are a new IFL record and West Virginia's 163 points are on pace to break their futile season of 177 points last year.

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      • #4
        Interesting.
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        • #5
          good stuff VV.

          I reluctantly dropped [ifl]Dave Jordan[/ifl] at the cutdown stage. It's nice to see him have such a nice year
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          LB DOMINGO PERSAUD
          TE THOMAS MACOMBER
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          WR ANDREW ROBEY
          SS GREGORY BOYD
          RB ALAN CRESPO
          G MALCOLM "BIG KAT" SINGLETON
          WR WALTER WALKER
          G AMOS BAILEY
          QB DWIGHT "KING" BURGER
          RB GARY "THE SITUATION" JAMISON
          WR JOSE HOOVER
          K BUTCH SCHULZ
          LB MACK EDWARDS
          DE STEPHEN BRIGHAM
          WR JESSE LUCAS
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          • #6
            Originally posted by The Veteran Voice
            Team Single Season Records

            Thanks to Jay Caro, Portland will break the record for passing attempts, completions, yardage and TD passes for a single season.

            However, Portland will likely finish with the 3rd lowest rushing output in league history.
            Hey, why run when you can fly?

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            • #7
              I love this, great info
              Steve Beans - Houston Renegades
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