how long can records last after 5/5?

If a player is that good that they put up big numbers year in and out, they will not be there for 5 years.

Derrick Henry should hold every rushing record in the SEC, but he mostly sat on the bench his first couple of years with us. Now, it isn't like he was sitting behind chumps - we were beyond stacked at RB during those years - but still, we're talking about Derrick fricking Henry. It was obvious whenever he did see the field that he was the best back on the team. If he had started his entire career with us as he should have, the question of who was the #1 RB in SEC history wouldn't even be a question.

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Passing Yards:

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With some of the pass happy offenses out there now, anyone starting 5 full years could break it. Taking Jaxson Dart, he only played 3 seasons and was less that 3000 yards from record. He would have done it with a 4th year and he is just one example.

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Rushing Yards:

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Maybe never unless we drop the pass heavy offenses. Walker is only one to top 5000 yards and only 4 other players have been within 1000 yards of that record. Nobody has been close since 2017.

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Receiving Yards:

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This one falls with passing if they get the right combo, but it will for sure fall. The record was set in 2020.

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Total Touchdowns:

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This is one like rushing that could not fall easily. There are only 2 players in history of SEC with TD/year average that could have overtaken Tebow with a 5th year added on. Johnny Manziel averaged most TDs per year (10 more than Tebows avg.), but only played 2 years.

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I'd guess some Bowling Green/FAU level players will be the most likely to be a threat.

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Eddie George needs some dogs

With the transfers you have to play multiple people arlt most positions besides prob QB and Special Teams now