ESPN wrote a column of what they view as unbreakable records in college football…are there any of them we could see being broken? episode artwork

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ESPN wrote a column of what they view as unbreakable records in college football…are there any of them we could see being broken?

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-The list in order of 1-10: 1) Oklahoma’s 47-game win streak in the 1950s  2) Barry Sanders individual season rush record (Ashton Jeanty was close but also had 3 more games)    3) Florida State’s run of Top 5 finishes (every year 1987-2000); 4) Oklahoma’s 472.4 rushing yards per game in 1971    5) Florida’s John Reaves throwing 9 INTs in a game in 1969 -6) Derrick Thomas’ 27 sacks in a season at Alabama in 1988  7) Antonio Perkins’ 3 punt return TDs in 2003 game  8) Marcus Allen rushing over 200 yards in 8 of 11 games in 1981  9) Patrick Mahomes’ 819 yards of offense in a game, and 10) Nick Saban’s 100 straight wins over unranked teams   Show Sponsored by NEBCOOur Sponsors:* Check out Progressive: https://www.progressive.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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