With all the talk about Johnson Central's Tyler Pack setting the new state record for distance on a field goal, I wondered what state records our users felt would be most likely to stand.

 

Share which ones you think it will be here.

I don't see anyone topping Male's 149 points vs. Tharp in 1913 or Owensboro's 20 touchdowns scored in a game in 1917

I don't see anyone breaking Don Gullett's most points scored in one game by a player - 72.

 

And, as a consequence, I don't see anyone breaking Don Gullett's most touchdowns scored in one game by a player - 11

Those are all good ones. I could see someone breaking the 72 total points in a game if they were the kicker as well as a skill position player, but it won't be anytime soon. I'd think it'd be someone whose a great player at a small school to be able to get the 72 though, and with the way players find their way to bigger programs today, it makes it less likely.

Gullett was a RB and kicker.

I don't see anyone breaking Don Gullett's most points scored in one game by a player - 72.

 

And, as a consequence, I don't see anyone breaking Don Gullett's most touchdowns scored in one game by a player - 11

 

 

With a guy like Matney, if the right situation arises, say they have a really weak team on their schedule and he has a back like that kid he had a year or so ago, then I could see him trying to get such a record. I wouldn't be shocked if he would schedule some really down 1A school just to get such a record

RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A SEASON - 487 Mike Sutkamp (Bellevue) 1981

 

TD's IN A SEASON - 72 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) 1999

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A TD PASS - 39 Jacob Doss (Lexington Catholic) 1999-02

PASSING YARDS IN A SEASON - 5,872 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) 2007

 

OFFENSIVE PLAYS IN A SEASON:

881 Newport Catholic, 2001 (15 games)

881 Newport Catholic, 2000 (15 games)

RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A SEASON - 487 Mike Sutkamp (Bellevue) 1981

 

TD's IN A SEASON - 72 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) 1999

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A TD PASS - 39 Jacob Doss (Lexington Catholic) 1999-02

PASSING YARDS IN A SEASON - 5,872 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) 2007

 

OFFENSIVE PLAYS IN A SEASON:

881 Newport Catholic, 2001 (15 games)

881 Newport Catholic, 2000 (15 games)

 

 

With the running clock now lowered to 36 points a lot of offensive records may have a better chance of never being beaten.

Corey Robinson Lone Oak 2007 91 TD passes season State and National record

With the running clock now lowered to 36 points a lot of offensive records may have a better chance of never being beaten.

 

Very good point. Maybe a high scoring shootout with some overtimes and/or a game where the team trying to break the record purposefully keeps the margin close enough that the running clock rule doesn't take effect is what it will take for some records to fall, which really narrows the chance of them happening.