re: SEC schools with the most 1,000-yard rushers...

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Arkansas didn't have a QB with a 3,000 yard season until Ryan Mallet in 2009.

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LSU’s first was in 2001 with Rohan Davey so not too long before Arkansas did with Mallett

Joe Ferguson was the first true QB with NFL potential and that was in the early 70s. Soon after they went back to run oriented offenses.

Barry Lunney Jr. was the first QB in 1995 to throw over 2,000 yards.

Clint Stoerner in 1998 and 1999.

Matt Jones in 2004.

Casey Dick in 2008.

OU at the top of the list, not surprising

Is Missouri on the list? I didn’t notice

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No, they've produced 22 based on the OP.

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they've produced 24 based on what actually happened on the football field. If we're talking about how teams played football over the course of time, pretending vacated stats didn't happen is silly

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More than 22

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I take this response as you just spoke out of your arse without actually being sure you were correct

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Where they played their High School football

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Oh yes, this sorry sad arse argument... He bud, maybe these kids just knew something most tea sips don't understand...OU is just better at football.

Hell your stadiums name says it all.... It took an All-American, who still holds the INT record at OU btw to get Texas Football to the national level and to win 3 of your 4 Natties... DKR a proud OKIE from Hollis, Oklahoma. Texas puts out the highschool players, the Oklahoma Sooners coach them to be legendary.

For the record 4 of Oklahoma's 7 Heisman winners were Oklahoma products.

Billy Vessels - Cleveland, Oklahoma
Steve Owens - Miami, Oklahoma
Jason White - Tuttle, Oklahoma
Sam Bradford - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Take OU and TX out....That conference went years and didn't play a lick of defense.

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Telling us you know little about football without actually saying it. Exhibit A

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Telling us you know little about football without actually saying it. Exhibit A

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Defense in your piss ant conference was shite for years. Shows you what a dumb arse you are. When you came into the SEC you went and got a defensive coach to be the head man. Winning games 52-50 wasn't going to cut it in a real conference.

I can’t jog 427 yards even in a bathroom emergency. Of course Im an old guy. I have to look him up.

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Oklahoma not surprising


They only threw it 10 times a game..

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Complete List: Top All-Time Team Passing Yards (FBS)
The following programs have accumulated the most passing yards in NCAA Division I FBS history. BYU remains the undisputed leader, having been the first to surpass the 200,000-yard mark.
Rank Team Estimated All-Time Yards Key Context
1 BYU ~205,000+ Led by the LaVell Edwards era; first to 200k.
2 Washington State ~186,000+ Mike Leach's "Air Raid" tenure propelled them to #2.
3 Florida State ~185,000+ Consistent high-level production since the 1980s.
4 Texas Tech ~183,000+ Another "Air Raid" powerhouse; high volume since 1990s.
5 Houston ~177,000+ Home to individual record holder Case Keenum.
6 San Jose State ~175,500+ Consistent passing offense in the WAC/MW.
7 Miami (FL) ~173,000+ Pro-style offenses producing NFL QBs for decades.
8 USC ~172,700+ High efficiency; many Heisman winners.
9 UCLA ~171,000+ Strong passing tradition in the Pac-12/Big Ten.
10 Florida ~170,000+ SEC leader; balanced but high-volume history.
11 Oregon ~168,000+ Rapid rise due to uptempo offenses (2000s–present).
12 Arizona ~167,000+ Long history of pass-first schemes.
13 Stanford ~165,000+ Consistent production across eras.
14 California ~164,000+ Similar trajectory to Stanford; high volume.
15 Oklahoma ~163,000+ High-powered offenses in the Big 12 era.
16 LSU ~160,000+ SEC powerhouse; recent surge in passing stats.
17 Georgia ~158,000+ Traditionally run-heavy but massive recent volume.
18 Alabama ~157,000+ Efficient high-level QB play in the Saban/Post-Saban era.
19 Michigan ~155,000+ Large total due to program longevity, despite run-heavy eras.
20 Ohio State ~154,000+ Consistent NFL QB development; high volume recently.