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Record books watch 2023

alabamagrizzly

alabamagrizzly

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So this is something I like to do every year. I like to try and peek into the future and see what records may be broken and which players might make significant moves up the career rankings. This years list is pretty small though compared to years past. Looking into the record books and the active career leaders shows just how inexperienced this team is. The only individual career record with a chance to be broken is LV’s punt return TD mark of three. Junior Bergen currently has two with two more years to break it…and add to it. The NCAA D1 team mark of consecutive games without being shutout will be broken as soon as Florida gets shutout or we make one or two more deep playoff runs. The only other career record to watch is Coach Hauck’s career wins and conference wins by Big Sky coaches. He’s currently eight wins away from passing Jerome for career wins in the Big Sky and a perfect season in con play will tie him with Jerome.

As far as the rest of the team, only Nick Otsmo and Xavier Harris are primed to make significant strides up the career leader boards. A 1,000 yard rushing season by Ostmo will crack the top five and Harris is 1,200 yards away from equalizing that achievement. I know some people hope Eli Gilman may take over many of the reps from those two but keep in mind, they still have two years of eligibility. I believe Bobby wants to be a very balanced run team this year and in the future also. We may finally be getting close to what we remember as “Bobby Ball”. Ostmo is also only eight TD’s away from cracking the top 10 in UM history.

The only other significant achievement in career numbers will be Alex Gubner trying to top all DT’s in Montana’s history in tackles, sacks, and tackles for loss. He’s already locked down the top spot on the INT list and his Sr season should put him at the top or right near it in every other category. To take the top spots, he’ll have to have a monster year in tackles(82) but has a better chance is sacks(6.5) and TFL(10.0)

Consecutive non-shutout streak NCAA
1st 436 Florida
2nd 434 Montana

Punt Return TD’s career
1st 3 Levander Segars ‘01-‘04, Mark Mariani ‘06-‘09, Jerry Louis-McGee ‘16-‘19
2nd 2 Junior Bergen ’21-‘24

Most wins career in conference history
1st 123 Jerome Souers NAU ‘98-‘18
2nd 116 Bobby Hauck ‘03-‘09, ‘18-present
3rd 112 Chris Ault Nev ‘79-‘91

Most Big Sky wins in conference history
1st 85 Jerome Souers NAU ‘98-‘18
2nd 74 Tim Walsh PSU/CP ‘96-‘06, ‘09-‘19
3rd 68 Chris Ault Nev ‘79-‘91
4th 67 Bobby Hauck ‘03-‘09, ‘18-present

Rushing Yards Career
1st 4,070 Yohance Humphrey ‘98-‘01
2nd 4,067 Chase Reynolds ‘08-‘10
3rd 4,018 Lex Hilliard ‘03-‘05, ‘07
4th 3,435 Jordan Canada ‘11-‘14
5th 2,228 Rocky Klever ‘77-‘81
6th 2,066 John Nguyen ‘13-‘16
7th 2,033 Steve Caputo ‘69-‘71
8th 1,985 Peter Nguyen ‘09-‘12
9th 1,885 Josh Branen ‘95-‘97
10th 1,826 Jeremy Calhoun ‘15-‘18
•••
— 1201 Nick Otsmo ‘19-‘24
— 1088 Xavier Harris ‘20-‘24

Rushing TD’s Career
1st 52 Chase Reynolds ‘08-‘10
2nd 50 Lex Hilliard ‘03-‘05, ‘07
3rd 43 Yohance Humphrey ‘98-‘01
4th 40 Jordan Canada ‘11-‘14
5th 27 Jeremy Calhoun ‘15-‘18, Marcus Knight ‘19-‘22
7th 24 Tony Rice ‘89-‘92
8th 22 Justin Green ‘03-‘04, Jody Farmer ‘86-‘89
10th 20 Dave Dickenson ‘92-‘95, Josh Branen ‘95-‘97
***
— 13 Nick Otsmo ‘19-‘22

Career tackles by DT’s
1st 208 Blake Horgan ‘01-‘04
•••
— 127 Alex Gubner ’19-‘23

Career sacks by DT’s
1st 13.5 Bryan Waldhauser ‘09-‘12
t2nd 13.0 Ryan Thompson ‘93-‘96
t2nd 13.0 Kelley Bryant ‘96-‘99
•••
— 7.5 Alex Gubner ‘19-‘23

Tackles for Loss by DT’s
1st 28.5 Shawn Poole ‘82-‘85
2nd 20.5 Alan Saenz ‘02-‘05
t3rd 19.0 Scott Camper ‘87
t3rd 19.0 Bryan Waldhauser ‘09-‘12
t3rd 19.0 Alex Gubner ‘19-‘23

INT’s by DT’s
1st 4 Alex Gubner ‘19-‘23
 
alabamagrizzly said:
So this is something I like to do every year. I like to try and peek into the future and see what records may be broken and which players might make significant moves up the career rankings. This years list is pretty small though compared to years past. Looking into the record books and the active career leaders shows just how inexperienced this team is. The only individual career record with a chance to be broken is LV’s punt return TD mark of three. Junior Bergen currently has two with two more years to break it…and add to it. The NCAA D1 team mark of consecutive games without being shutout will be broken as soon as Florida gets shutout or we make one or two more deep playoff runs. The only other career record to watch is Coach Hauck’s career wins and conference wins by Big Sky coaches. He’s currently eight wins away from passing Jerome for career wins in the Big Sky and a perfect season in con play will tie him with Jerome.

As far as the rest of the team, only Nick Otsmo and Xavier Harris are primed to make significant strides up the career leader boards. A 1,000 yard rushing season by Ostmo will crack the top five and Harris is 1,200 yards away from equalizing that achievement. I know some people hope Eli Gilman may take over many of the reps from those two but keep in mind, they still have two years of eligibility. I believe Bobby wants to be a very balanced run team this year and in the future also. We may finally be getting close to what we remember as “Bobby Ball”. Ostmo is also only eight TD’s away from cracking the top 10 in UM history.

The only other significant achievement in career numbers will be Alex Gubner trying to top all DT’s in Montana’s history in tackles, sacks, and tackles for loss. He’s already locked down the top spot on the INT list and his Sr season should put him at the top or right near it in every other category. To take the top spots, he’ll have to have a monster year in tackles(82) but has a better chance is sacks(6.5) and TFL(10.0)

Consecutive non-shutout streak NCAA
1st 436 Florida
2nd 434 Montana

Punt Return TD’s career
1st 3 Levander Segars ‘01-‘04, Mark Mariani ‘06-‘09, Jerry Louis-McGee ‘16-‘19
2nd 2 Junior Bergen ’21-‘24

Most wins career in conference history
1st 123 Jerome Souers NAU ‘98-‘18
2nd 116 Bobby Hauck ‘03-‘09, ‘18-present
3rd 112 Chris Ault Nev ‘79-‘91

Most Big Sky wins in conference history
1st 85 Jerome Souers NAU ‘98-‘18
2nd 74 Tim Walsh PSU/CP ‘96-‘06, ‘09-‘19
3rd 68 Chris Ault Nev ‘79-‘91
4th 67 Bobby Hauck ‘03-‘09, ‘18-present

Rushing Yards Career
1st 4,070 Yohance Humphrey ‘98-‘01
2nd 4,067 Chase Reynolds ‘08-‘10
3rd 4,018 Lex Hilliard ‘03-‘05, ‘07
4th 3,435 Jordan Canada ‘11-‘14
5th 2,228 Rocky Klever ‘77-‘81
6th 2,066 John Nguyen ‘13-‘16
7th 2,033 Steve Caputo ‘69-‘71
8th 1,985 Peter Nguyen ‘09-‘12
9th 1,885 Josh Branen ‘95-‘97
10th 1,826 Jeremy Calhoun ‘15-‘18
•••
— 1201 Nick Otsmo ‘19-‘24
— 1088 Xavier Harris ‘20-‘24

Rushing TD’s Career
1st 52 Chase Reynolds ‘08-‘10
2nd 50 Lex Hilliard ‘03-‘05, ‘07
3rd 43 Yohance Humphrey ‘98-‘01
4th 40 Jordan Canada ‘11-‘14
5th 27 Jeremy Calhoun ‘15-‘18, Marcus Knight ‘19-‘22
7th 24 Tony Rice ‘89-‘92
8th 22 Justin Green ‘03-‘04, Jody Farmer ‘86-‘89
10th 20 Dave Dickenson ‘92-‘95, Josh Branen ‘95-‘97
***
— 13 Nick Otsmo ‘19-‘22

Career tackles by DT’s
1st 208 Blake Horgan ‘01-‘04
•••
— 127 Alex Gubner ’19-‘23

Career sacks by DT’s
1st 13.5 Bryan Waldhauser ‘09-‘12
t2nd 13.0 Ryan Thompson ‘93-‘96
t2nd 13.0 Kelley Bryant ‘96-‘99
•••
— 7.5 Alex Gubner ‘19-‘23

Tackles for Loss by DT’s
1st 28.5 Shawn Poole ‘82-‘85
2nd 20.5 Alan Saenz ‘02-‘05
t3rd 19.0 Scott Camper ‘87
t3rd 19.0 Bryan Waldhauser ‘09-‘12
t3rd 19.0 Alex Gubner ‘19-‘23

INT’s by DT’s
1st 4 Alex Gubner ‘19-‘23
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What a great reminder to take a deep breath and really enjoy Gubner this year. The kid has been a standout from day one, and I am so excited to see what he does in the middle in his senior year. An all time great Griz.
 
ElrodGrizzly said:
What a great reminder to take a deep breath and really enjoy Gubner this year. The kid has been a standout from day one, and I am so excited to see what he does in the middle in his senior year. An all time great Griz.
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Amen. I'm not gonna say he's underappreciated, but he's underappreciated.
 
AZGrizFan said:
ElrodGrizzly said:
What a great reminder to take a deep breath and really enjoy Gubner this year. The kid has been a standout from day one, and I am so excited to see what he does in the middle in his senior year. An all time great Griz.
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Amen. I'm not gonna say he's underappreciated, but he's underappreciated.
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I'm with you. He gets recognition, but most of what any nose guard does goes so unnoticed. I doubt most people other than the guys surrounding him to start the play ever really appreciate everything he brings to the table.

Hoping to see him on Sundays.
 
WOW! One hell of a thread. Effort, dedication, time consuming. Well done, 'bama! :clap: :clap: :clap: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
 
griffin1962 said:
Not sure but looks like Corbin Walker could tie Griz and Big Sky Record for INT returned for TD - needs 2.
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True, he’s taken two of his four career picks for six. Former Griz Greg Anderson set the conference record mark at four 47 years ago. It’s a pretty good chance, if Corbin gets a grip on the ball, he’s taking it to the house, averaging almost 35 yards an INT return.
 
02Grizzly said:
Poole did this in three years. He was moved to OL his senior year.
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Did he play both ways cus one article I found gives him credit for being an all big Sky defensive player his Jr and Sr year, just after it mentions he also started at offensive tackle as a Sr. Granted it was a Go Griz article and we all know how accurate they can be.
 
Thanks Bama! What's wild is that Yo's career numbers don't include playoff stats (since they weren't counted until 2003). In 10 playoff games, Humphrey rushed for 902 yards, including back-to-back games of 142 yards in the 2001 semifinal and championship games. In fact, if you remove the 8 yards in his first playoff game (where he didn't start), Humphrey averaged 99.33 yards/playoff game.
 
Bama, I sent the Horgan stat to Blake and some of his teammates. He responded by saying he got the tackles because of his teammates, and sent a photo of his large son, wearing no. 42, saying his son was going to break the record.
 
mthoopsfan said:
Bama, I sent the Horgan stat to Blake and some of his teammates. He responded by saying he got the tackles because of his teammates, and sent a photo of his large son, wearing no. 42, saying his son was going to break the record.
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Perfect response but actually DT is probably the position that relies least on anyone else out there. He got most, if not all of those tackles on his own. Great news about his son being a future Griz. If he’s anywhere near the beast that his dad was, we’ll be blessed to have him. Blake has always been my favorite Griz DT for years. Gubner has started to take some of that shine though.
 
alabamagrizzly said:
mthoopsfan said:
Bama, I sent the Horgan stat to Blake and some of his teammates. He responded by saying he got the tackles because of his teammates, and sent a photo of his large son, wearing no. 42, saying his son was going to break the record.
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Perfect response but actually DT is probably the position that relies least on anyone else out there. He got most, if not all of those tackles on his own. Great news about his son being a future Griz. If he’s anywhere near the beast that his dad was, we’ll be blessed to have him. Blake has always been my favorite Griz DT for years. Gubner has started to take some of that shine though.
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Did Blake let the cat out of the bag about his son???
 
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