A Few Sudfeld Statistical Notes...

[GnarlyTimGarl 1,414]

Unofficially, Sudfeld is in the midst of re-writing the passing record books at IU. With one guaranteed game remaining, here's where he stands:

 

Career Passing Yards:

1) Antwaan Randle El - 7,469

2) Ben Chappell - 7.251

3) Nate Sudfeld - 7,140

 

Single Season Passing Yards:

1) Ben Chappell (2010) - 3,295

2) Kellen Lewis (2007) - 3,043

3) Ben Chappell (2009) - 2,941

4) Nate Sudfeld (2015) - 2,834

 

Single Game Yards:

1) Ben Chappell (2010 vs. Michigan) - 480

2) Nate Sudfeld (2015 vs. Rutgers) - 464

 

Career Passing Touchdowns:

1) Nate Sudfeld - 54

 

Single Season Passing Touchdowns:

1) Kellen Lewis (2007) - 28

2) Ben Chappell (2010) - 24

3) Blake Powers (2005) - 22

4) Nate Sudfeld (2013) - 21

5) Nate Sudfeld (2015) - 20

 

Sudfeld has definitely put up some nice numbers during his time as a Hoosier. He's a major reason our offense has been so successful over the last four years. A couple more great games as a Hoosier would place him as arguably the top statistical passing QB to ever play at IU.

 

Great job, Suds! Finish up your career as a Hoosier with a Bucket and Bowl victory!

[Magnanimous 4,399]

I wish we had Nate for one more year. Feels like he's been here forever, but really only had the chance for one season as the full-time starter. He obviously had the build and the arm, but I always felt he was way too methodical. He really came into his own this season as both a player and a leader and it would be an awesome sendoff to cap this season with a bowl win.

[southsidehoosier 4,799]

9 TDs for 500 yds passing against Purdue should give him all the #1 spots in those categories. Hey I can dream right?

[Naturalhoosier 15,359]

Nate "the Great"!   He will  be missed!  One helluva career!

 

Two games to go!

[The Ola Depot 1,213]

I saw on Twitter that Nate has only thrown one pass against Purdue and it was a completion for 18 yards. Hard to believe but if you look back it makes sense.