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Locker Climbing Several UW Record Charts
Nov. 16, 2009
Coach Sarkisian's Monday Press Conference (subscription required)
Buy Tickets For WSU and Cal Games The Washington football team has an off day this Saturday as the schedule allows the Dawgs a rest prior to their final two games of the season -- Nov. 28 vs. WSU and Dec. 5 vs. California. As the season winds down, two of the Huskies' most prominent offensive players are working their way up a few UW record lists that are worth noting. Junior quarterback Jake Locker has made his way on to both the single-season and career passing yardage top-10 lists, as well as several others. Meanwhile, tailback Chris Polk needs just 111 yards over his final two games to notch the 13th 1,000-yard rushing season in Husky history. His 889 yards this year are already the second-most ever by a UW freshman, trailing only Locker's 986. Only a redshirt freshman, Polk hasn't made too many marks in the record book quite yet, but he's certainly on the verge. His 889 yards are the third-most by a UW back since 1997 (both Louis Rankin and Locker had more during the 2007 season). He also currently has three straight 100-yard games, with is fourth-most in UW history. Here are where Polk and Locker rank on selected UW single-season and, in Locker's case, career lists:
UW SINGLE-SEASON: Passing Yards: 10th with 2,356 Passing Yards Per Game: 5th with 235.6 Passing Attempts: 9th with 343 Passing Attempts Per Game: 5th with 34.3 Passing Completions: 7th with 196 Passing Completions Per Game: 3rd with 19.6 Passing Touchdowns: 6th with 17 Passing TDs per Game: 4th with 1.70 Total Offense Yards: 8th with 2,573 Total Offensive Attempts: 9th with 431 Total Offense Yards Per Game: 2nd with 257.3 UW CAREER: Rushing Yards by a Freshman: 2nd with 889 |
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