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Unless I'm missing an "eligibility asterisk" (which I highly doubt), it looks like if either Stefan LeFors at Louisville, or David Greene at Georgia throw 3 TD's or more with no picks, they'll break Omar's TD-to-INT ratio record. Incidentally, the defenses they're going up against are Boise State and Wisconsin. Hopefully they'll both have tremendous games defensively, and then forget everything they know until October.

http://web1.ncaa.org/d1mfb/Internet/nat ... sseff.html

I thought that Jacobs record had something to so with the amount of passes he has thrown and Greene and Lefors have not thrown enough to qualify. Not sure about that though.

kdog27 wrote:I thought that Jacobs record had something to so with the amount of passes he has thrown and Greene and Lefors have not thrown enough to qualify. Not sure about that though.

Could be. 41-4 seems ALOT more impressive than 18-2, but only throwing 2 picks (especially in the SEC) all year is pretty good.

yeah, its a minimum of 30 TD's thrown. Whew!!!

this link on the official site has some cool info, including ALOT of jaw-dropping numbers:

http://bgsufalcons.collegesports.com/sp ... 04aac.html

I think Omar has earned another nickname "The Eraser" for what he's doing to the MAC record book, with two seasons yet to play!!!

imagine if he would have played in 14 games this year like Josh and Ben did last season. He would be close to 5,000 yards passing 50 tds

kdog27 wrote:imagine if he would have played in 14 games this year like Josh and Ben did last season. He would be close to 5,000 yards passing 50 tds

Just think if he would of played in the second half a lot of the games.

falconman wrote:

kdog27 wrote:imagine if he would have played in 14 games this year like Josh and Ben did last season. He would be close to 5,000 yards passing 50 tds

Just think if he would of played in the second half a lot of the games.

Good point