1965      Lindolph Blakely, Tuskegee (Ala.)                                    25             832            --           32.0, 1966      John Outlaw, Jackson State (Miss.) 10             392          459              45.9, 1974      Livingstone (N.C.)                                   10             386          535              53.5, 1975      Alcorn State (Miss.) 15          513            1                34.2, 2002      Daryl Lyons, Walsh (Ohio)                                                  15          510            1                34.0, 2003      Josh Shrum, Montana-Western                                          16          519            2                32.4, 2004      Darryl Lyons, Walsh (Ohio)                                                 21          751            3                35.8, 2005      Jonathan Laster, Cumberland (Tenn.)                                14          499            1                35.6, 2006      Travis Carter, Cumberland (Tenn.), 2006                           12         427          2                   35.6. The 1995 NAIA Division II national football championship game was the last time a NAIA Division II football championship ended in a tie, the third time in a span of 39 years. 225 attempts): 10.59, Lee McKinstrey, Northwestern (Iowa), 1982 (245 for 2,595)Most Yards Gained Per Attempt (min. 9          240              1,518           168.9, 2000          Dave Perrigo, Northwestern (Iowa)                          10        282              1,817           181.7, 2001          Nathan Norman, St. Ambrose (Iowa)                        11        263              2,055           186.8, 2002          Dusty McGrorty, Southern Oregon                          10        291              1,560           156.02003          Derrick Ward, Ottawa (Kan.)                                      10        263              2,061           206.1, 2004          Aaron Howell, Friends (Kan.)                                    9          207              1,419           157.7, 2005          Darell Grames, Kansas Wesleyan                             10        309              1,628           162.8, 2006          Ra'Shad Morgan, UV College at Wise                     11        306              1,657           150.6, Player, Institution                                                     Years           Comp        Att          Pct          TD            Yards, Kirk Baumgartner, Wisconsin-Stevens Point        1986-89         887            1,710       .519         110            13,063, Jon Kitna, Central Washington                               1992-95         911            1,550       .588         99              12,353, Jason Truman, Western Montana                           1993-96         905            1,468       .616         105            11,450, Dustin Dewald, Iowa Wesleyan                              1989-91         990            1,555       .637         107            11,258, Brian Ainsworth, New Mexico Highlands              1984-87         828            1,583       .523         87              11,239, Jason Landmark, Northern State (S.D.) 10                    22                    110            219                  21.9, 1960      Henderson State (Ark.) Page 2 reveals its list of the 10 worst college football teams of all time. (I)                         57                    2,486               43.6, Todd Cooley, Puget Sound (Wash.) (II)                        47                    2,061               43.8, 1993      J.J. DePriest, Arkansas-Monticello (I)                            63                    2,544               40.4, Brent Badger, Austin College (Texas) (II)                      30                    1,294               43.1, 1994      Shaun Smith, Montana Tech (I)                                      56                    2,309               41.2, Jim Ranieri, Kansas Wesleyan (II)                                  36                    1,664               46.2, 1995      Chad Kraemer, Western New Mexico (I)                        51                    2,017               39.6, Cory Stevens, Minot State (N.D.) (II)                             52                    2,278               43.8, 1996      Rodger Schenks, Panhandle State (Okla.) (I)                 54                    2,131               39.5, Greg Stoller, Central Washington (II)                             45                    1,910               42.4, 1997      Rodney Keuck, William Jewell (Mo.) (II)              9          176              1,360           151.1, 1984          Randy Sullivan, Moorhead State (Minn.) (I)           10        285              1,406           140.6, Jackie Jackson, Southwestern (Kan.) (II)                 10        250              1,889           188.9, 1985          Troy Hendricks, Moorhead State (Minn.) (I)          10        252              1,384           138.4, Kenny Fells, Henderson State (Ark.) (II)                          10          654          2,239           223.9, 1994      Central State (Ohio) (I)                          10          605          2,021           202.1, Minot State (N.D.) (II)                           11          641          2,015           183.2, 1995      Central State (Ohio) (I)                          11          680          2,781           252.8, Findlay (Ohio) (II)                                  13          770          1,950           201.9, 1996      Northwestern Oklahoma (I)                  10          608          2,223           222.3, Western Washington (II)                     13          831          2,580           198.5, 1997      Minot State (N.D.)                                 9            584          1,727           191.9, 1998      Northwestern Oklahoma                       10          597          1,918           191.8, 1999      Mary (N.D.)                                             13          807          2,314           178.0, 2000      Southwestern (Kan.)                             10          547          1,881           188.1, 2001      Georgetown (Ky.)                                  14          698          2,761           197.2, 2002      Sioux Falls (S.D.) 3,000 yards):152.74, Elbert Dubenion, Bluffton (Ohio), 1995-58 (4,735 in 31)Highest Average Gain Per Rush (min. 1986-89         831            1,555       .534         67              11,152, Jed Drenning, Glenville State (W.Va.)                     1991-93         774            1,358       .570         82              10,876, Jeff Loots, Southwest State (Minn.)                       1990-92         703            1,224       .574         49              10,116, Reed Giordana, Wisconsin-Stevens Point             1974-77         829            1,461       .567         73              9,938, Dave Geissler, Wisconsin-Stevens Point               1982-85         789            1,346       .586         65              9,518, Jon Pinnick, Hanover (Ind.) ), 1984 (22 made)Highest Percentage of Field Goals Made (min. ), 19948, Nick Mazzoli, Simon Fraser (B.C.) Yards             Avg. (II)                                   8                83             10.4, 1987      Pittsburg State (Kan.) (I)                        9                67             7.4, Dickinson State (N.D.) (II)                      8                54             6.8, 1988      Central Arkansas (I)                                10              97             9.7, Greenville (Ill.) (II)                                    9                64             7.1, 1989      Central State (Ohio) (I)                            11              69             6.3, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (II)           10              13             1.3, 1990      Western New Mexico (I)                        9                101           11.2, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (II)           10              53             5.3, 1991      Southeastern Oklahoma (I)                    9                95             10.5, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (II)           11              91             8.2, 1992      Southwestern Oklahoma (I)                   10              112           11.2, Westminster (Pa.) (II)                              11              85             7.7, 1993      Central State (Ohio) (I)                            11              126           11.5, Westminster (Pa.) (II)                              13              162           12.5, 1994      Central State (Ohio) (I)                            10              102           10.2, Western Washington (II)                       11              137           12.5, 1995      Central State (Ohio) (I)                            11              165           15.0, Findlay (Ohio) (II)                                    13              114           8.8, 1996      Northwestern Oklahoma (I)                    10              150           15.0, Findlay (Ohio) (II)                                    13              121           9.3, 1997      Willamette (Ore.)                                      14              153           10.9, 1998      Northwestern Oklahoma State               10              109           10.9, 1999      Mary (N.D.)                                              13              117           9.0, 2000      Bethany (Kan.)                                         9                75             8.3, 2001      Northwestern (Minn.)                             8                56             7.0, 2002      Sioux Falls (S.D.) Official football statistics began with the 1952 season and are based on information submitted to the NAIA. (II)                             10          767          5,297           529.7, 1989      Adams State (Colo.) (I)                   9            671          4,299           477.7, Lewis & Clark (Ore.) (II)                  9            658          5,096           566.2, 1990      Central State (Ohio) (I)                    8            536          3,937           492.1, Greenville (Ill.) (II)                            9            649          4,395           488.3, 1991      Western State (Colo.) (I)                 12          887          6,379           531.5, Georgetown (Ky.) (II)                      14          1,090       7,580           541.4, 1992      Gardner-Webb (N.C.) (I)                 14          1,076       6,459           461.4, Greenville (Ill.) (II)                            9            633          4,690           521.1, 1993      Glenville State (W.Va.) (I)               11          946          6,452           496.3, Central Washington (II)                  11          788          5,687           517.0, 1994      Glenville State (W.Va.) (I)               11          837          5,076           461.5, Huron (S.D.) (II)                                         10      105              1,362         10          136.2, 1996      Darrell Hirsch, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) Year      Institution                                             G                     Comp              Att             Yards             Avg. 10              217          452            3,720             372.0, 1979      Grand Valley State (Mich.)               9                159          281            2,432             270.2, 1980      Washburn (Kan.)                               10              257          509            2,924             292.4, 1981      Franklin (Ind.) 100 completions):21.66, Wisconsin-Superior, 1988 (2,686 in 124)Highest Average Gain Per Completion (min. 9          267              1,614           179.3, 1981          Roger Vann, Wisconsin-Eau Claire                           10        344              1,575           157.5, 1982          Johnny Barnett, Oregon Tech                                   8          223              1,288           161.0, 1983          Mark Corbin, Central State (Ohio) (I)                        10        208              1,502           150.2, Ray Koonce, Midland Lutheran (Neb.) (I)                     10                    578                  3,162              316.2, Benedictine (Kan.) (II)                            10                    553                  3,869              386.9, 1986      Pittsburg State (Kan.) (I)                        10                    632                  3,875              387.5, Carroll (Mont.) Yards, Chris George, Glenville State (W.Va.)                         1991-94        430           6,177, Collin McCormick, Hardin-Simmons (Texas)             1991-94        307           3,035, Otis Amy, Austin College (Texas)                               1985-88        280           4,018, Jeff Gosa, Wisconsin-Stevens Point                          1973-76        276           3,509, Alvin Ashley, Southwest State (Minn.)                     1990-93        252           4,335, Wilson Holland, New Mexico Highlands                   1986-89        249           2,948, Wayne Ralph, Whitworth (Wash.)                             1983-86        248           2,793, Terence Steward, Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.)                       1983-86        247           3,631, Wayne Hawkins, Southwest State (Minn.)                1989-91        245           2,992, Anthony Edwards, New Mexico Highlands              1984-88        242           3,995, Player, Institution, Year                                                               G          No. 10          510            4,094         409.4, 1999          David Short, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 11          512            3,801         345.6, 2003          Brian Zbydniewski, Belhaven (Miss.) (I)                10      95                1,294         8            129.4, Todd Bloom, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) (II)                  11      108              1,133         6            103.0, 1997      Chris Horn, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) Most Field Goals Made, Game; 6, Bryan Hillborn, Carroll (Mont.) 9                      467                  2,925              325.0, 1961      Panhandle State (Okla.)                          9                     543                  3,643              404.8, 1962      Northern State (S.D.) (79) vs. Black Hills State (S.D.) 10        25            0              150              15.02003      Derrick Ward, Ottawa (Kan.)                                                  10        28            0              168              16.8, 2004      Eric Moody, Hastings (Neb.) (I)                                       9          190              1,254           142.7, Lionel Porter, St. Ambrose (Iowa) (II)                       10        257              1,480           148.0, 1996          Dan Avansino, Carroll (Mont.) (I)                                   10            41-42               15-18                 86                  8.6, Brian Darden, Bethany (Kan.) (II)                                   11            36-36               16-20                 84                  7.6, 1994      Eric Meyers, West Virginia Wesleyan (I)                      10            41-41               12-17                 77                  7.7, Jeremy Macejewski, Union (Ky.) (II)                              10            38-40               8-16                   62                  6.2, 1995      Eric Nuber, Southeastern Oklahoma (I)                          11            24-30               14-26                 66                  6.0, Dan Ruch, Benedictine (Kan.) (II)                                   10            37-45               11-13                 70                  7.0, Wade Gebers, Western Washington (II)                       10            37-43               11-19                 70                  7.0, 1996      Mark McKenna, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 9            445          981              109.0, 1957      Florida A&M                                          7            --             739              105.6, 1958      West Virginia Tech                                9            408          1,083           120.3, 1959      Maryland State                                       7            313          527              75.3, 1960      Maryland State                                       8            --             838              104.8, 1961      Florida A&M                                          7            329          495              70.7, 1962      Virginia State                                          8            447          866              108.3, 1963      St. John's (Minn.)                                  8            423          860              107.5, 1964      Allen (S.C.)                                              9            442          1,117           124.1, 1965      Morgan State (Md.) Download the App: ), 1978                       9         198           395      38       .501         35     3,412         379.11, Kevin O'Shea, Franklin (Ind. vs. Western Montana, 19936, Chuck Wood, West Virginia State vs. Virginia State, 19916, Steve Wasko, Iowa Wesleyan vs. St. Francis (Ill.), 19866, Rocky Paulson, Adams State (Colo.) vs. Western State (Colo.), 1980Most Field Goals Attempted:8, Peter LaBarge, Western Washington vs. Lewis & Clark (Ore.), 1988Most Extra Points Made by Kicking:14, Art Anderson, North Park (Ill.) vs. North Central (Ill.), 1968 (15 attempts)Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking:15, Art Anderson, North Park (Ill.) vs. North Central (Ill.), 1968 (14 made)Most Points Scored by Kicking:20, Steve Wasko, Iowa Wesleyan vs. St. Francis (Ill.), 1986 (6 FG's, 2 PAT's)20, Clarence Joseph, Central State (Ohio) vs. Kentucky State, 1982 (5 FG's, 5 PAT's)SEASONTOTAL OFFENSEMost Plays:890, Tom Lensch, Dana (Neb. (I)                   10        231              1,384           138.4, Joe Brinson, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (II)        10        330              1,822           182.2, 1986          Dwayne Clark, Elon (N.C.) (I)                                     10        235              1,473           147.3, Christian Okoye, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) (II)              9          235              1,680           186.7, 1987          Michael Vaughn, Mesa State (Colo.) (I)                   8          171              1,315           164.4, Brian Muschall, Dana (Neb.) 11             350            --           31.7, 1968      Bill Davis, Lakeland (Wis.)                                                 15             398            --           26.5, 1969      Dave Meylink, Northwestern (Iowa)                                14             504            --           36.0, 1970      Ron Schulte, Northland (Wis.)                                          10             288            --           28.8, 1971      Dick Metz, Hastings (Neb.) 6 returns):43.83, Clayton Holmes, Carson-Newman (Tenn.), 1990 (263 in 6)Most Touchdowns Scored on Interception Returns:4, Frank Parks, Georgetown (Ky.), 1998PUNT RETURNSMost Punt Returns:50, Bill Ewusiak, Fairmont State (W.Va.), 1966 (500 yards)Most Yards of Punt Returns:1196, Bill Ewusiak, Fairmont State (W.Va.), 1967 (44 returns)Highest Average Gain Per Punt Return (min. vs. Western Montana, 1993; 6, Chuck Wood, West Virginia State vs. Virginia State, 1991 This is a list of NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) Division II football seasons from when the NAIA split its football championship into two divisions in 1970 until it consolidated back into a single championship in 1996. (II)                               10              292          482            4,200             420.0, 1989      Northern State (S.D.) ), 1989 (231 yards)Most Yards Gained:384, Carlton Jackson, West Virginia State vs. Glenville State (W.Va.), 1990 (18 catches)Most Touchdown Passes Caught:8, Paul Zaeske, North Park (Ill.) vs. North Central (Ill.), 1968 (11 catches)PUNTINGMost Punts:14, Mike Sipe, Shepherd (W.Va.) vs. Concord (W.Va.), 1986Longest Punt:97, Earl Hurst, Emporia State (Kan.) vs. Central Missouri State, 1964INTERCEPTIONSMost Interceptions:6, Eddie Watson, Arkansas-Pine Bluff vs. Wiley (Texas), 1965 (46 yards) Most Yards on Interception Returns:174, Pat Apke, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) vs. Mars Hill (N.C.), 1983Longest Interception Return:100 yards, several individualsPUNT RETURNSMost Punt Returns:10, Kevin King, Simon Fraser (B.C.) (II)                           8            604          4,020           502.5, 1987      Pittsburg State (Kan.) (I)                 9            666          4,653           517.0, Hanover (Ind.) 30 catches):30.63, Dan Dratzer, Missouri Valley, 1970 (30 for 919)Highest Average Gain Per Catch (min. ), 1994                                        10       335           568      21       .590        36       3,942        394.20Brian Zbydniewski, Belhaven (Miss. ), 1991Most Passes Had Intercepted10, Mark Ryhanych, Concord (W.Va.) vs. Shepherd (W.Va.), 1986Most Passes Attempted Without Interception:63, Brandon Jonco, Cumberland (Tenn.) vs. Pikeville (Ky.), October 8, 2005 (36 completions), Most Yards Gained: 636, Don Fellows, Huron (S.D.) Freed-Hardeman University 4. Year      Player, Institution                                                             No. 10          603          1,109           110.9, 1977      Westminster (Pa.)                                  9            --             1,249           138.8, 1978      Tarleton State (Texas)                           9            --             988              109.8, 1979      Fayetteville State (N.C.)                        9            526          1,265           140.6, 1980      Maine Maritime                                      9            --             1,145           127.2, 1981      Dickinson State (N.D.)                          7            398          861              123.0, 1982      Panhandle State (Okla.)                         11          698          1,860           169.1, 1983      Concord (W.Va.) (I)                               10          661          1,977           197.7, Baker (Kan.) (II)                                      10          555          1,305           130.5, 1984      Concord (W.Va.) (I)                               10          596          1,439           143.9, Baker (Kan.) (II)                                      9            573          1,270           141.1, 1985      Southwest State (Minn.) (I)                  10          605          2,223           222.3, St. Ambrose (Iowa) (II)                         10          594          1,857           185.7, 1986      Cameron (Okla.) (I)                                 11          698          2,044           185.8, Baker (Kan.) (II)                                      8            472          1,621           202.6, 1987      Concord (W.Va.) (I)                               10          619          1,569           156.9, Dickinson State (N.D.) (II)                    8            475          1,742           217.8, 1988      Concord (W.Va.) (I)                               9            544          1,609           178.8, Concordia (Wis.) (II)                             9            553          1,308           145.3, 1989      Central State (Ohio) (I)                          11          702          1,237           112.5, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (II)         10          559          1,351           135.1, 1990      Emporia State (Kan.) (I)                         10          589          2,474           247.4, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (II)         10          638          1,717           171.7, 1991      Southeastern Oklahoma (I)                   9            602          2,143           238.1, Missouri Valley (II)                                10          591          1,673           167.3, 1992      Southwestern Oklahoma (I)                  10          621          2,155           215.5, Westminster (Pa.) (II)                            11          741          2,421           220.1, 1993      Northeastern State (Okla.) (I)               10          665          2,365           236.5, Dakota State (S.D.) Herve Roussel, Wayne State (Neb. 300 attempts): 11.3, Jayson Merrill, Western State (Colo.), 1991 (309 for 3,484)Most Yards Gained Per Completion (min. (II)                         10        226          458           30       .493         25            3,491       349.1, 1984        Kevin Kott, Eastern New Mexico (I)                 10       241          427           8         .564         29            2,953       295.3, Jon Pinnick, Hanover (Ind.) Fraser, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 12            60-64               11-15                 93                  7.8, 2000      Jason Buono, Mary (N.D.)                                               10            34-39               13-19                 73                  7.3, 2001      David Peppelman, Evangel (Mo.) ), 1984                                       22             31           .710, Tracey Bennett, Mesa State (Colo.), 1986                                        21             31           .677, David Goss, Austin College (Texas), 1988                                       19             24           .792, Per-Arne Forsman, Tri-State (Ind. 8                7              71                0.9, 2004          Keeyon Howard, Central Methodist (Mo.) ), 1993-96 (801 for 7,329)Most Yards Gained Per Completion (min. vs. Paul Quinn (Texas), 1967Most Points After Touchdown Made by Kicking:14, North Park (Ill.) vs. North Central (Ill.), 1968 (15 attempts)Most Two-Point Attempts:11, Fort Valley State (Ga.) vs. Knoxville (Tenn.), 1969 (9 made)Most Two-Point Conversions:9, Fort Valley State (Ga.) vs. Knoxville (Tenn.), 1969 (11 attempts)Most Field Goals Made:6, Carroll (Mont.) 10        21            0              126              12.6, 1977      Greg Shewbert, Oregon College                                            7          13            0              78                11.0, 1978      William Miller, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 1.2 per game):25.02, Carl Garrett, New Mexico Highlands, 1965-68 (49 for 1,226)Most Touchdowns Scored on Punt Returns:13, Marvin Coleman, Central State (Ohio), 1990-93 KICKOFF RETURNSMost Kickoff Returns:97, Eric Collins, Evangel (Mo. 350 plays):8.99, Jorge Munoz, Bethany (Kan.), 1995 (353 for 3,174)Most Touchdowns Responsible For:57, Marc Weekly, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.), 1993RUSHINGMost Rushes:381, Dave Perrigo, Northwestern (Iowa), 2000 (2,504 yards)Most Rushes Per Game:34.4, Roger Vann, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1981 (344 in 10)Most Yards Gained:2504, Dave Perrigo, Northwestern (Iowa), 2000 (381 rushes)Most Yards Gained Per Game:207.4, Brian DiLiberto, Tiffin (Ohio), 1993 (2,281 in 11)Highest Average Gain Per Rush (min. 13            52-54               15-19                 97                  7.5, 1999      Nate Carpenter, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) Year      Player, Institution                                                                 No. 8                      24                    78              222                  27.8, 1959      Huron (S.D.) (II)                                      9        91                1,253         11          139.0, 1988      Anthony Edwards, New Mexico Highlands (I)           9        84                1,358         16          150.8, Mike Luker, Hanover (Ind.) Glen Printers, Southern Colorado                      1973-74       25        851           34.00, Bobby Felix, Western New Mexico                   1992-95       62        2,012        32.45, Herman Andrews, Western New Mexico         1988-91       45        1,427        31.71, Dave Ludy, Winona State (Minn.)                    1991-93       75        2,244        29.92, Pernell Jefferson, Guilford (N.C.)                       1981-84       62        1,797        28.98, Gary McGarvie, Linfield (Ore.)                           1989-92       55        1,548        28.14, Greg Harrison, Azusa Pacific (Calif.)                 1978-79       33        925           28.03, Mel Collins, Eastern Washington                     1969-71       49        1,332        27.18, Vincent Featherson, Missouri Southern          1977-79       42        1,141        27.17, Burris Rose, North Alabama                               1974-76       62        1,681        27.11, SEASON AVERAGE (Since 1977)(minimum 1.2 returns per game).

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