A Sea Of Red

Was reading the release on Josh being named conference offensive player of the week and noticed that he has a few records in his crosshairs as we head into Carbondale this weekend:

Passing Yards
9548- Robby Justino Currently 1326 Yards Away

Offensive Yards
8,806- Robby Justino Currently 584 Yards Away (btw does someone want to explain why the disparity between his total offense record and passing yards record?

Passing Touchdowns
64- Robby Justino Currently 10 TDs away

He is also top 5 in passing efficiency and completion percentage

BJWilliams wrote:Was reading the release on Josh being named conference offensive player of the week and noticed that he has a few records in his crosshairs as we head into Carbondale this weekend:

Passing Yards
9548- Robby Justino Currently 1326 Yards Away

Offensive Yards
8,806- Robby Justino Currently 584 Yards Away (btw does someone want to explain why the disparity between his total offense record and passing yards record?

Passing Touchdowns
64- Robby Justino Currently 10 TDs away

He is also top 5 in passing efficiency and completion percentage

I would assume sacks and lost yardage.

I'm not right often so when I am I'll toot my own horn a little. This was from 2012.

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flamehunter wrote:I believe that if he stays healthy and plays the next three seasons he will own the QB record book at Liberty.

Quick update

Passing Yards: 9,548 Robby Justino
Josh is 500 yards away entering play this week

Total Offense: 8,806 Robby Justino

Record passed vs. Southern Illinois

Passing TDs: 64 Robby Justino

Josh is 9 TDs away entering play this week

Thanks for the Updates on this.

I think with him and Petey it will take awhile for them to be recognized for what they DID against what they could have done

I agree...both are going to be all over the record books at LU but because of the lack of success in terms of wins and losses, you won't see them as first year HOFers come 2020-2021

Even if we win out ?

R i wrote:Even if we win out ?

Thus my point. The fact they are going to be holding All Time records will be judged against the team results. Despite the numbers a lot of their legacy is going to be based on what happens the next 60 days or so

Agreed PH...its sad I think, but its the truth. Barring injury, Josh only needs to average 100 yards and about 2 TDs per game to surpass Justino.

Part of the problem, how bout instead of numbers they be worried about WINS and not losses.

Josh Woodrum broke the all-time passing yards record with his 231 yards on Saturday. He needs 6 TDs to break the all-time passing touchdowns record, and 155 yards to break the Big South all time passing yards record and around 390 yards to become the first QB in Liberty history to throw for over 10,000 yards, and the first ever in the state of Virginia at the FCS level

In reality BJ, shouldn't he, he likes everyone to know that he has been a 4 year starter and all that, im not sure about most of the other people that he is passing but how many of them were all 4 year guys too. Did any of them set these records in less games and or less seasons. IDK, and I am honestly too lazy to look

He's a good QB, but he'll be the record holder because of longevity. Had Brock Smith not wasted his redshirt year in Karcher's final year, he likely would've passed Justino too because of playing four years.