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NCAA Football Buffalo Bulls Bull Run Record Watch

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SEP 22 Buffalo at Rutgers Photo by John Jones/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Updates from last week:

A run heavy day saw some movement for several Bulls:

Kevin Marks: Put up 70 yards on the day, which brings his career total to 920 yards and moves him up to #27 all time for Buffalo, ahead of Aaron Leeper

Jaret Patterson: Almost hit the century mark and moved up from 24 to 23 all time, passing John Faller

Matt Myers: Believe it or not, his debut day of 47 yards put him in the top 150 for Buffalo, number 142 to be exact, which moved him ahead of Stewart Sampsel.

Moving onto this week:

Coach Leipold promised that the team was going to be throwing more than ten times a game, which is, you know, good. Right?

Penn State has very complete team and it will be a real challenge for Buffalo to move the ball, but in the spirit of the promise of more passing, lets take a look at the receivers who may move up this week.

Buffalo’s core of young receivers are all pretty low in the record books so a decent day against Penn State would mean big moves.

Zac Lefebvre:

Currently sitting at #116 all time in terms of yards the UB tight end is within 25 yards of nine other players.

Rank Player YR Rec Yards TD
107 Jim Dunn 1965 19 202 2
108 Matt Hiscock 1989 14 200 0
109 Robert Adams 1959 11 194 6
110 George Rushing 2018 22 187 4
111 Josh Roth 1999 25 185 1
112 Rudy Johnson 2012 16 182 0
113 Jordan Johnson 2016 18 182 1
114 DeSean Larmond 2005 17 182 0
115 Alex Dennison 2013 16 179 2
116 Zac Lefebvre 2019 17 178 3

Marlyn Johnson:

Buffalo’s true freshman was one of just four receivers to catch a ball last week but the 27 yard strike did get him to #206 all time.

A similar total this week would move him into the 180’s, ahead of Jake Reeder.