I was just running through the media guide for fun, to see what kind of impact Frank's recruits have had on the OHIO record books. Needless to say, they've made quite an impact.

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This year Beau Blankenship will be the record holder in yards rushing, yards per game, and tied with McRae with attempts (43) in a game. He'll also be third all-time with 269 rushing yards in a game.

Tyler Tettleton will have the career mark in yards and touchdowns. Not to forget to mention Tyler, Boo Jackson, and Theo Scott are all over the passing stat lines in many categories. 

Donte Foster will be tied in first for most receptions in a game (11) and move into a tie for 5th for most TDs in a career. He is behind Solich recruits Terrance McRae (1), LaVon Brazill (2), and Taylor Price (4). LaVon also had the most catches in a season and a career.

I didn't realize this, but Donte Harden gained the most yards of offense in a game (Temple, 322), and a season last year. 

It's been fun watching Solich's guys quietly re-write the record books. These players (not just the guys listed) and this coaching staff have created a new base-line for success. When these records fall in the future, it will be on the shoulder's of this coaching staff, the players of the last 6 years, and the program they've built together.

Go Bobcats!

P.S. I forgot to mention Weller, who has been so dependable he was easy to over look. He's got the records for FGs made in a game, season, and career.