Hawaii's Colt Brennan just broke the NCAA record for most TD's in a season, breaking Houston's David Klinger's record of 55. Klinger played set the record in 1990, in only 12 games and when bowl games didn't count for stats. However, this is still a momentous accomplishment by a QB in D-I football. Brennan, compared to Notre Dame's Brady Quinn and Heisman winner Troy Smith from Ohio State, has much better statistics:
Brady Quinn: 63.7% completion, 3,378 yards, 35 TD's and 5 INT's
Troy Smith: 67% completion, 2,507 yards, 30 TD's and 5 INT's
Colt Brennan: 72.5% completion, 5,381 yards, 56 TD's and 12 INT's
Meanwhile, Hawaii leads Arizona State 27-10 in the 4th quarter.
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Brady Quinn: 63.7% completion, 3,378 yards, 35 TD's and 5 INT's
Troy Smith: 67% completion, 2,507 yards, 30 TD's and 5 INT's
Colt Brennan: 72.5% completion, 5,381 yards, 56 TD's and 12 INT's
Meanwhile, Hawaii leads Arizona State 27-10 in the 4th quarter.
Original Story:
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story....
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