Curry College RB Montie Quinn Sets NCAA Single-Game Record With 522 Rushing Yards

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Curry College RB Montie Quinn Sets NCAA Single-Game Record With 522 Rushing Yards

Originally posted on Ball Exclusives | By James Parker | Last updated Oct 19, 2025 12:01 PM ET

Curry College RB Montie Quinn shocked the sports world on Saturday with a record breaking performance against Nichols College. Quinn recording a staggering 522 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on just 20 carries.

His performance broke the NCAA single-game record for rushing yards, all while sitting out the final two offensive drives of the game.

Curry College RB Montie Quinn (@MontieQuinn) made history today vs. Nichols College — setting the NCAA record across all divisions for rushing yards in a single game.

Quinn went off for 522 yards and 7 TDs on just 20 carries, averaging an unreal 26.1 yards per carry. What a day… pic.twitter.com/9qbXINGTLq

— Bryan (@BGauvin23) October 18, 2025

While his performance on Saturday was unlike anything we’ve ever seen, it was far from a fluke game. Quinn averages 241.7 yards per game and already has 17 touchdowns in just seven games.

“I’m just humbled and grateful. Breaking the record is something I never imagined coming into today,” Quinn said after the game. “The O-line was dominating all game, receivers were blocking like crazy, and coaches put us in position to make plays. This belongs to all of us. I just happened to be the one carrying the ball.”

Curry College walked away with a huge 71-27 win along with a major piece of NCAA history.

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