All time rushing record single game

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As a matter of policy, Sports Reference only reports the results of games as played on the field. See our list of forfeits and vacated games for more details. When his IU career finished, he held the record for career rushing touchdowns, a mark he owned for almost a decade until Texas' Ricky Williams took the top spot in — other players have since broken his record. In his first three collegiate seasons, Mixon ran for yards, yards and yards.

But then he had a huge season that saw him pick up 1, yards. Prentice's excellence extended to more than "only" his yards against the Zips. He also went rushes without a fumble — still an FBS record. He later held the career rushing touchdowns record with FBS Football. Here's the complete top list: Top 10 single-game rushing yards leaders in FBS history 1. Samaje Perine, Oklahoma — yards vs. Kansas on Nov.

Jaret Patterson, Buffalo — yards vs. Shaun Alexander. Seattle Seahawks vs. Oakland Raiders, November 11, Jamaal Charles. Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos, January 3, Jonathan Taylor. Indianapolis Colts vs.

Jacksonville Jaguars, January 3, DeMarco Murray. Dallas Cowboys vs. Louis Rams, October 23, Doug Martin. Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Oakland Raiders, November 4, Mike Anderson. Denver Broncos vs. New Orleans Saints, December 3, Derrick Henry.

Tennessee Titans vs. Houston Texans, January 3, New England Patriots, September 16, Spec Sanders. New York Yankees vs. Chicago Rockets, October 24, Willie Ellison. Los Angeles Rams vs. New Orleans Saints, December 5, Tennessee Oilers, December 4, San Diego Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders, December 28, Cookie Gilchrist. New York Jets, December 8, Jacksonville Jaguars, December 6,