What is the current NCAA record for team sacks in a single game?
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Division 3 - Kevin McNamara of St. John's University - 7.5 sacks vs. Monmouth\n\nDivision 2 - Elvis Dumervil of Louisville - 6 sacks vs. Kentucky\n\nDivision 1 - Pat Swilling of Georgia Tech - 7 sacks vs. North Carolina State
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http://web1.ncaa.org/ssLists/sportByInst.do?sport=MBB&division=ALL
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Rushing Attempts Total Touches
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this should help.\n\nhttp://utladyvols.collegesports.com/sports/w-baskbl/sched/tennw-w-baskbl-sched.html
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Should be out right about now...oh by the way..GO SC...Fight On.\n1.  Ohio St. (12-0) 1  \n2.  USC (10-1)  \n3.  Michigan (11-1)   \n4.  Florida (11-1)   \n5.  LSU (10-2) \n6.  Louisville (10-1)\n7.  Wisconsin (11-1) \n8.  Boise St. (12-0)   \n9.  Arkansas (10-2)   \n10.  Notre Dame (10-2)\n11.  Auburn (10-2)   \n12.  Oklahoma (10-2)  \n13.  Rutgers (10-1)  \n14.  Virginia Tech (10-2)  \n15.  West Virginia (9-2)   \n16.  Tennessee (9-3)   \n17.  Wake Forest (10-2)  \n18.  California (8-3)  \n19.  Texas (9-3)  \n20.  Nebraska (9-3)  \n22.  Georgia Tech (9-3) \n23.  Texas A&M (9-3) \n24.  Oregon St. (8-4)  \n25.  Hawaii (10-2)
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contrary to what many percieve as a blowout, this game actually has huge upset factor. This rivalry always goes against the norms and UCLA has almost upset them in two of the last three years. This USC team is not nearly as good as the last couple teams. UCLA has blown several close games this year. I see a close game.
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Shaun Alexander, with 28, i believe, just this season. He beat Priest Holmes record of 27 and Priest Holmes beat Emmitt Smith's record of 26.
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Here you go.\n\nhttp://www.profootballhof.com/history/release.jsp?release_id=1481
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Not sure, but the link below lists the records for hits in a game.
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Here are some individual and team records (there are more at the links):\n\nTeam Offense - 531 Michigan 1943\n\nIndividual Total Offense - 386, Troy Smith, 2004 \nIndividual All-purpose yards - 313, Tim  Biakabatuka 1995
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Sept. 13, 2003 OSU beat them 44-38 if that's the game you are talking about.\n\n\nOhio State's defense stuffed North Carolina State's T.A. McLendon on 4th-and-1 at the goal line to preserve a wild 44-38 triple-overtime victory for the Buckeyes Saturday afternoon in front of 104,890 fans at Ohio Stadium.\nhttp://ohiostatebuckeyes.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/091303aab.html\n\n\nCOLUMBUS, Ohio — They had it won, and then they didn't. They had it won again, and then they didn't. Then they had it lost. And, remarkably, then they didn't. It was just another nail-biting, breath-taking, heart-stopping day — and nearly night — at the office for the defeat-defying Buckeyes as Ohio State survived three overtimes and a record-setting day by opposing quarterback Philip Rivers to beat North Carolina State 44-38 on Saturday. \nhttp://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/games/2003-09-13-ncsu-ohiostate_x.htm
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I think the late derrick Thomas had 7 sacks in one game against Seattle one time.
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http://scores.espn.go.com/ncf/boxscore?gameId=263220194&confId=null\n\nas you can see we let too many points the second quarter
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Here is a site that has a list of the rushing leaders throughout NCAA history, but it has Ron Dayne still leading it.  If I am not mistaken, I believe he has been dethroned.  I know Memphis' DeAngelo Williams came close and is on the list somewhere near the top.\n\nLike you, I had trouble finding this information.
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UCLA has 11 ('82, '84, '85, '88, '89, '90, '92, '95, '99, '03, '04)\n\nArizona has 6 ('91, '93, '94, '96, '97, '01)\n\nTexas A&M has 2 ('83 & '87)\n\nThe Tennessee Lady Vols have........ZERO
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Easy the 1985 Chicago Bears.  They still hold the records for shutting out both teams they played in the Divisional and Conference games - no one has done so since or before.  And they are the only team to hold their opponent to negative TOTAL offensive yardage in the first half of the Super Bowl.  Doubt that record will ever be broken.\n\nAlso - look at the quality of teams the Dolphins played in 72.  Not to mention they played less games that year.
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www.ncaa.org/news/1992/19921207.pdf read this article on this page there are more information