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68.7 Caden Rose, Bob Jones, 2017 (180 of 262) 2,219 Trey Cook, Susan Moore, 2022 (188 of 302, 16 TDs) 276 Charles Woods, St. Clair County (174 solo, 102 assists), 1990 60 Taylor Hayes, Piedmont, 2016 (24 passing, 36 rushing) 216 D.K. 420 Jalen White, Daleville (22) vs. G.W. 523 Jason Lard, Lexington, 1990-93 73 Drew Forrest, Cullman, 2009 4,147 Lee Stanley, Piedmont, 2014-17 171Damiean Archibald, Sipsey Valley (66) vs. Curry (28), 2013 (105, 66 yards) 2,298 Tony Dixon, Parish (15 games), 2003 1,288 T.J. Simmons, Clay-Chalkville, 2015 (47 catches, 20 TDs) 4 Brandon Salser of Chelsea vs. Isabella, 1989 1,202 Lance Tucker, Fayette County, 1987-91 105 R.J. Orr, Center Point (36) vs. John Carroll Catholic (6), 2018 53 Brett Beech, Jackson, 1990 2,018 Marcellus Redmond, Fayette County, 2012 (161 of 252, 19 TDs) 210 Josh Moton, Cedar Bluff (25) vs. Valley Head (13), 1999 (10 catches) 1,593 Brayden Lewis, DAR, 2018 (75 catches, 21 TDs) Game 99 Jim David Moore to Greg Densmore, Winston County vs. Haleyville, 1989 2,485 Thomas Banks, West Jefferson, 1992 (12 games) 27 Chase Childers, Piedmont vs. Red Bay, 2007 (45 attempts, 357 yards, 3 TDs) kick-off returns, 203 punt returns) 33 James Raines, Berry (68) vs. 2,715 Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2004 (802 rushing, 1,913 passing) 871 Bryce Palmer, Waterloo, 2015-2018 (465 completed) 187 Chris Nickson, Pike County, 2003 (335 att., 2,963 yards, 42 TDs) Perhaps the greatest player ever from the CIF San Diego Section Junior Seau of Oceanside and the winningest head coach in state history Bob Ladouceur of Concord De La Salle were among the easy choices for those who are going to be placed into the inaugural class of the California High School Football Hall of Fame. 101 Michael Mahon, Hoover, 2001 248 Trett Hardman, Fairview , 2008 (385 att., 3,110 yards, 37 TDs) 108 Jimmy Pitts, Notasulga (52) vs. Autaugaville (0), 2018 MOST PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 99 Jarraud Powers, Decatur (30) vs. Hartselle (3), 2004 346 Todd Little, Lynn, 1993 514 Austin Ingram, Charles Henderson, 2011-14 235 Jake Thompkins, Russellville, 2002 (355 att., 3,531 yards, 46 TDs) 5 Matt Sherrill, Hatton (40) vs. Phil Campbell (8), 2017 (9 catches, 249 yards) 5,403 Schyler Walker, Oneonta, 2009-11 (5,403 yards passing) 563 James Raines, Berry (71) vs. 876 Tyler Smith, Isabella, 2011-14 139 Chris Suther, Homewood (144 att. 74.0 James Raines, Berry, 2016 (231 of 312) 1,335 Omari Kelly, Hewitt-Trussville, 2021 (84 catches, 13 TDs) 246 Herman Banks, Hartselle (39) vs. Austin (22), 1995 (7 catches, 3 TDs) 14 Nick Hayes, Shades Valley, 1999, 48 Andy Pappanastos, Trinity, 2008-2011 7 Nate Andrews, Fairhope (58) vs. Northview (23), 2012 (4, 42, 53, 4, 1, 2, 30) 9,819 Terrance Hollingsworth, Berry, 2009-13 89 Nick Hayes, Shades Valley, 1999 200 D.J. 41 Da'Marion "Fluff" Bothwell, Oneonta, 2022 180 Graham Wilson, Briarwood Christian, 1997-99 (1894-2004, 754-220-35) Corner (56), 2020 (7 passing, 1 rushing) 288 Jamarius Henderson, Dale County, 2014 (15 games) 138 Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2003-06 (54 rushing, 84 passing) 84 Tim Hawthorne, Homewood, 2004 6,666 Kaleb Barker, Priceville, 2012-15 (85 TDs) 6 Jack Golson, Lowndes County, 1950 Season 19 KO return) 29 Kristian Story, Lanett, 1996-19 11.7 Jeremiah Cobb, Montgomery Catholic, 2022(2,016yards, 172carries, 23TDs) 32 Little Rock Central, AR (1907-04) 1,038 Alvin Scott, Oneonta, 2011 (65 catches, 16 TDs) 401 Brady Polson, Bob Jones, 2014-16 (634 att., 6,071 yards, 61 TDs) 5 Charlie McCoy, Georgiana (26) vs. Florala (14), 1981 School: Folsom (California) MOST YARDS PASSING 407 Greg Patterson, Lee-Huntsville (39) vs. Cullman (21), 1966 (15 of 23, 5 TDs) 9.9 Ian Bain, Valley Head, 2021-2022 (4,921 yards, 496 attempts, 57 TDs) Career 2 Ty Roper, Foley (35) vs. Davidson (31), 2021 (99 and 99 yards) 2,542 Robby Ashford, Hoover, 2018 (148 of 269, 22 TDs) 9 Tommy Haley-Ricks, Hubbertville (76) vs. Vina (52), 2008 (9 rushing), 9 Brent Gulledge, Victory Christian (70) vs. Lyman Ward (6), 2004 (9 passing) 73 Da'Marion "Fluff" Bothwell, Oneonta, 2022* There were only five players from California high schools on the active rosters for this year's Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. 2 Javar Strong, Muscle Shoals (62) vs. Columbia (0), 2019 257 E. J. Elliott, Cullman (38) vs. Boaz (28), 1999 (9 catches, 2 TDs) 99 Easton Hardin to Alex Hutchins, Boaz (46) vs. Crossville (15), 2019 232 Ja'Varrius Johnson, Hewitt-Trussville (49) vs. Thompson (63), 2018 (9 catches, 2 TDs), 230 Davion Dozier, Moody (20) vs. Arab (42), 2022 (10 catches, 2 TDs) 40 Jeremy McMullen, Aliceville (42) vs. Elba (25), 2012 (first round, playoffs) Sun Devils beat out TCU for much-traveled signal-caller from Pittsburg. 222 Dilan Kilpatrick, Fyffe, 2015 (15 games) 109 Kerryon Johnson, Madison Academy, 2011-14 892 Austin Ingram, Charles Henderson, 2011-14 52 Wade Wood, Wilson, 1989 32 Jordan Bentley, Gunters ille, 2014 Game 54 Tony Ybarra, Gulf Shores (28) vs. Sweet Water (55), 2004 (28 completions, 364 yards) (1921-04, 673-201-28) 9,796 Chris Nickson, Pike County, 2000-03 (6,534 passing, 3,253 rushing, 9 receiving) 55 Jack Golson, Lowndes County (61) vs. Catholic (13), 1950 (8 TDs, 7 PATs) 28 Tony Ybarra, Gulf Shores vs. Sweet Water, 2004 (54 attempts, 364 yards) 4 Jack Golson, Lowndes County (61) vs. Loretto (13), 1950 (65, 50, 90 & 75yards) NFHS National 47 Alvin Henderson, Elba, 2022 (47 rushing) 33 Jordan Bentley, Guntersville, 2013 10 Gray Jennings, Opp (49) vs. Houston Academy (21), 2021 236 Caron McGregory, Deshler, 2010-13 28 Paul Tyson, Hewitt-Trussville (52) vs. Bob Jones (28), 2017 (345 yards, 5 TDs) 176 Zac White, Gardendale, 1999 (299 att., 2,345 yards, 16 TDs) [1] High schools in the state are divided into four divisions (three prior to 2008) based roughly on enrollment; since 2008, there has also been an Open Division for which all schools are eligible. 31 Nico Collins, Clay-Chalkville, 2014-15 50 Russell Gunter, Straughn (13) vs. Samson (14), 1986 420 Tommy Haley-Ricks, Hubbertville (76) vs. Vina (52), 2008 (24 carries) I found this story on USA TODAY High School Sports and wanted to share it with you: 15 Mark White, Trinity vs. Luverne, 2009 (2) Reayundo Sturdivant, Sumter County (46) vs. Francis Marion (14), 2002 (90 & 92 yards on rushing plays) 185 Harry Satterwhite, McGill-Toolen, 2013 (291 att., 2,515 yards, 27 TDs) 196 Quinton Harris, Oakman (64) vs. Francis Marion (26), 2012 (99 and 97 yards) 1,170 Shannon Hartsfield, Briarwood, 1990 (54 catches, 8 TDs) 463 Jalen White, Daleville (78) vs. BarbourCounty (26), 2019 (463 rushing) (1891, 1896-2004,634-270-41) 2,316 Zack Crocker, Cullman, 2011 (197 of 280, 21 TDs) 491 Eli Pearce, West End (44) vs. Cleveland (65), 2019 (422 passing, 69 rushing) 2,434 Kristian Story, Lanett, 2018 (121 of 176, 40 TDs) Muscle Shoals (48), 2011 4,005 Larry Ware, Robert E. Lee, 1984-86 2,200 Kyle Collins, Southside (Gadsden), 1981 92 Jonathan Kilgo, Gadsden City vs. Spain Park, 2017 33 Spencer Brown, Mortimer Jordan, 2016 (13 games) 197 Casey O'Toole, Oneonta, 2008(306 att., 2,637 yards) 64 Baylor Barnes, Charles Henderson, 2013 (68 attempts) 47 Alvin Henderson, Elba, 2022 (12 games) 2,532 A.J. 4,859 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2022 (3,267yards passing, 1,592 yards rushing) 247 Keyonteze Johnson, Pinson Valley (28) vs. Clay-Chalkville (21), 2018 (17 catches, 3 TDs) 502 Seth Baker, Springville (54) vs. Curry (34), 2007 (20 of 29, 6 TDs) 35 James Raines, Berry, 2015 (255 of 333) 456 Skyler Beck, Brooks (55) vs. Cobert Co. (49), 2012 (7 TDs) 2,384 Donnie Gosa, Hackleburg, 1993 219 Hess Horne, Eufaula, 2020 (348 att., 3,040 yards, 35 TDs) 20 Rod Crayton, Dadeville, 2009-12 77 Knute Wood, Brooks, 2021 (1,633 yards, 20 TDs) (1907-2004, 649-296-51) 223 Jalen Jones, Ramsay (48) vs. Fairfield (24), 2022 (8 ctches, 3 TDs) 498 KareemKeyes, Minor (56) vs. Mortimer Jordan (20), 2022 (477 yards passing, 21 rushing) 732 Donnie Gosa, Hackleburg, 1990-95 15 Deon Gilliland, Montevallo, 2018 (15 rushing) 10.2 Da'Marion "Fluff" Bothwell, Oneonta, 2020-2022 (4,657yards, 456 carries, 69TDs)* LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASS 681 Everett, MA These are the quarterbacks with the most passing yards in California high school football history. 90 Alan Rios, Tanner, 2015 (93 attempts) 216 Jovani Taylor, North Jackson vs. Cherokee Co. 2009 (8 catches) 601 Brian Park, Westminster, 2006-08) 214 Hal Hughston, Deshler, 1998-00 27 James Raines, Berry (20) vs. Cedar Bluff (41), 2016 (38 attempts, 253 yards, 2 TDs) 91 Walter Little, St. Paul's (20) vs. Benjamin Russell (14), 2013 262 Kydric Fisher, Jacksonville (27) vs. Montgomery Catholic (44), 2022 (12 catches, 2 TDs) 99 Alan Goodin, South Lamar vs. Hale County, 1997 531 Tony Dixon, Parrish (81) vs. Hubbertville (58), 2003 (21 carries) MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKED 48 Lee Witherspoon, North Jackson (69) vs. Priceville (7), 2018 90.0 James Raines, Berry (68) vs. Shoals Christian (36), 2015 (27 of 30, 380 yards, 8 TDs, 2 2-pt conversions) 60 Noah Holmes, Falkville, 2018 (1,125 yards) returns,172 punt returns) 73.9 Parker Anderson, Pelham, 1999 (204 of 303) 223 Jeff Hammond, Flomaton vs. Frisco City, 1994 (7 catches, 1 TD) 99 Demario Harris, Charles Henderson (73) vs. Headland (6), 2012 121 Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heritage, 2020-21 (49 rushing, 72 passing) 85.7 Andrew Hunter, Randolph (52) vs. North Jackson (14), 2022 (24 of 28, 439 yards, 7 TDs) 5,575 Drew Phillips, Boaz, 2006-09 276 Andy Pappanastos, Trinity, 2008-11 (48 FG, 132 extra points) 81 Tyrell Pigrome, Clay-Chalkville, 2015 (338 of 511) 286 QuailRutledge, BibbCounty, 2009 (13 games) 4,028 Jartavious Whitlow, LaFayette, 2015 (1,339 rushing, 1,896 passiing, 105 receiving, 461 KO ret, 176 Punt ret) 121 Avery Seaton, Madison Academy, 2017-20 (72 passing, 49 rushing) 6,706 Jalen White, Daleville, 2016-19 (6,659 rushing, 47 receiving) 1,100 Lee Guess, Hewitt-Trussville, 2000 (87 catches) 1,029 Lamonde Russell, Oneonta, 1985 (41 catches, 19 TDs) He transferred to Memphis, where he was a two-time All-AAC selection, a Manning Award finalist and won the Campbell Trophy as a senior in 2020 also known as the Academic Heisman. 2,603 Slade Smith, Ft. Payne, 2007 (176 of 275) 4 Bennett Maddox, Montgomery Academy (47) vs. Barbour County (0), 2003 (45, 40, 24, 34 yards) 1,000 Robert Kilow, Daleville, 1993 (72 catches, 18 TDs) 325 Schyler Walker, Oneonta, 2010 1,005Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2003-06 2 Trevor Pike, Piedmont (55) vs. Sylvania (22), 2022 231 Dilan Kilpatrick, Fyffe, 2016 181 Kaleb Barker, Priceville, 2015 (287 attempts, 2,848 yards, 31 TDs) 51 Butch Box, Tarrant, 1970-72 2,266 Tommy Reyer, West Limestone, 2007 (1,138 rushing, 702 passing, 61 receiving, 356 kickoff returns, 9 puntreturns) 695 Muskegon, MI 2,558 Logan Washburn, Cleveland, 2021 (15 games) 3,429 Justin Palmer, Hamilton, 2003 (220 of 378, 28 TDs) Neal, 2002 (12 games) 37 Terrance Hollingsworth, Berry, 2011 (12 games) 622 James Raines, Berry, 2014-16 1,047 John-Michael Riley, Bob Jones, 2018 (55 catches, 11 TDs) 4,631 Sean Wallace, Marion County, 2009-12 60 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2022 (37 passing, 23 rushing) 35 Paul Tyson, Hewitt-Trussville (30) vs. Cedar Grove, GA (34), 2018 (51 attempts, 409 yards, 4 TDs) 54 Brian Jackson, Northview vs. Central-Phenix City, 2001 HIGHEST YARDS PER CARRY MOST INTERCEPTIONS 59 Chris Smelley, American Christian, 2005 27 Will Reichard, Hoover, 2017-18 (attempted 31), 61 Alex McPherson, Fort Payne (32) vs. North Jackson (7), 2021 (from traditional snap and hold) 30 Jeremiah Cobb, Montgomery Catholic, 2021 (11 games) 6,270 Kyle Caldwell, Dadeville, 2008-10 (733 rushing, 5,292 passing) 100 Mike Holtzclaw, Ft. Payne, vs. Albertbille, 1963 61 Jay Williams, Saraland, 2018 (850 yards) 1,100 Dimarious Wilson, Fayette County, 2015 27 Michael Darden, Albertville, 2003 (40 attempts) 554 Jamarius Henderson, Dale County, 2010-14 109 Kerryon Johnson, Madison Academy, 2011-14 2,596 Mac Campbell, Alexandria, 1997 (14 games) 5,737 Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heriitage, 2020-21 (283 of 463, 72 TDs) 2,775 Blaine Hathcock, Berry, 1987-89 (195 catches, 37 TDs) 3,536 Zyquez Perryman, Pleasant Grove, 2019 )(217 of 320, 41 TDs) 75 Jayce Thornton, Mars Hill Bible, 2018 (91 attempts) 67 Chris Nickson, Pike County, 2003 (42 passing, 23 rushing, 1 punt return, 1 interception return) 113 Patrick Millican, Clay-Chalkville, 2014 (80 PAT, 11 FG) 68 Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heritage, 2021 (38 passing, 30 rushing) 70 Tyler Jeffreys, Colbert County, 2012-2015 2,715 Mario Harris, Courtland, 1999 (15 games) 88.6 James Raines, Berry (14) vs. Pickens County (61), 2016 (39 of 44, 172 yards, 1 TD) 36 Paul Tyson, Hewitt-Trussville, 2017 (238 of 336) 1,181 Gabriel Chambers, Cherokee County, 2009 (71 catches) 2,340 Gary Hollingsworth, Hamilton, 1985 (161 of 302, 21 TDs) 2,289 D.J. 63 Lakeside Blue Ridge, AZ (1994-98) 1,157 Mac Campbell, Alexandria, 1993-97 209 Spencer Johnson, Southern Choctaw, 1999 183 Raleigh Killen, Rogers, 2012 (11 games) 2,415 Caiden Lipscomb, Coosa Christian, 2018 (146 of 291, 30 TDs) 15 Deon Gilliland, Montevallo, 2018 2,663 Tylor Harrison, Valley Head, 2004 (11 games) 7 Pittsfield, IL (1966-72) 434 Jartavious Whitlow, LaFayette, 2014-16, 9 Tommy Haley-Ricks, Hubbertville (76) vs. Vina (52), 2008 474 Taulia Tagovailoa, Thompson (26) vs. Hoover (45), 2018 (33 of 61, 4 TDs) 1,223 Bo Nix, Pinson Valley, 2015-2018 Brewer (7), 2018 (six catches, 3 TDs) (2020-2022 (5,179 passing, 1,966 rushing) Rain (6), 2018 (53, 25, 30 & 43 yards) 8 Jaylen Nobles, Slocomb (63) vs. Geneva (56), 2018 (7 rushing, 1 receiving), 8 Demont Buice, Gaston (74) vs. Collinsville (2007) 8 Jalen White, Daleville (78) vs. Barbour County (26), 2019 (9 carries, 463 yards, 8 rushing TDs) 18 Ronnie Harris, Glencoe (67) vs. Glenn (6), 1965 (4 FGs, 7 PATs) 38 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2021 Trujillo signed with San Jose State out of high school and spent two seasons there before he transferred to Iowa Central Community College, where he played two games in 2021 before suffering a season-ending knee injury. 152 Riley Keith, Sylacauga, 2015-17 (158 attempts) 30 Brandon Greer, Westbrook Christian, 1998 2,284 Kyle Nalls, Fayette County, 2014 (13 games) 2,550 Austin Hubbard, Homewood, 2004 (191 of 322, 26 TDs) 8,053 Collin Moon, Oneonta, 2018-2021 (4,384 rushing, 3,669 KR, Receiving) 6 Steven Coleman, Pike County, 1988 4 Dylan Hand, Corner (49) vs. Sumiton Christian (6), 2013 62 Dawson Hamlin, Goshen, 2017 (67 attempts) 114 Andy Pappanastos, Trinity (118 att. 9,030 Jartavious Whitlow, LaFayette, 2014-16 (4,025 rushing, 4,303 passing, 702 receiving) 301 Garrett Sanders, GW Long, 2016 (40 TDs, 53 PATs, 3 field goals) 465 Jalen White, Daleville (70) vs. Geneva County (51), 2019 (465 rushing) 109 Isaac Jones, Cherokee County, 2009, 105 Alan Rios, Tanner, 2015 376 Tyler Caldwell, Cullman, 2007 7Jerry Stancil, Gaylesville (48) vs. Spring Garden (28), 2004 2,015 Antoine Boyd, Randolph County, 1998 (15 games) 102 Malcolm Buggs, Opelika (35) vs. Carver-Montgomery (21), 2012 (6A playoffs) Cold Springs (68), 2013 (238 yards, 2 TDs) 2 Caleb McDougle, Muscle Shoals (10) vs. Florence (7), 2018 (punt and FG attempt) 215 Myron Mitchell, Walker (48) vs. John Carroll (17), 2015 (nine catches, 2 TDs) Most yards Passing Career 699 Brandon Musch, Westminster Chr. 7 Steve Christopher, Anniston (47) vs. Cedartown, Ga. (0), 1989 (6 in one half) 864 James Raines, Berry, 2014-16 68 Julio Jones, Foley, 2007 (1,181 yards) 325 Cory Dueitt, Hoover, 1999 72 Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heritage, 2020-21 (283 of 463) 2 Denico Tanner, Oxford vs. Season 1,457 Keyontese Johnson, Pinson Valley, 2018 (106 catches, 10 TDs) 499 Charlie Cater, Locust Fork (48) vs. Holly Pond (18), 2019 (265 yards rushing, 234 passing) 126 Peyton Gilliland, Cleveland, 2012-15 3,849 Sam Collins, Fayette County, 1994-97 (169 catches) All-Time High School Football Records. 5 Justin Little, Tuscaloosa Co. (28) vs. Bob Jones (21), 2014 (7A state playoffs) 721 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2018-2022 (1,169att., 158 TDs) 55 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2017-2019* 36 Taylor Hayes, Piedmont, 2016 (15 games) 4 Roy Terry, Ariton (32) vs. Louisville (7), 1984 2,105 Lavertis Purter, Notasulga, 1998 (14 games) Young is projected as the No. 296 Rondarrius Wiggins, Jacksonville, 2018 (12 games) Game We are a family of seven boys and one girl. 2,184 Lance Tucker, Fayette County, 1991 (174 of 354, 16 TDs) 7,438 Cory Wilkes, Carbon Hill, Walker, 2004-07 (5,374 passing, 2,044 rushing) Our labor of love is to properly evaluate and promote our state's student-athletes. 98 Win Knight, Clay County, 2006 4 Alex McPherson, Fort Payne (32) vs. North Jackson (7), 2021 (39, 52, 55 & 61 yards) Brilliant (0), 2015 (5 catches, 2 TDs) 2,343 Maurice Tate, Linden, 2008 (14 games) 51 Jim Richardson, Abbeville vs. Headland, 1976 527 Brodie Croyle, Westbrook Christian, 1996-99 11,024 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2018-2022 (721of 1,169, 158 TDs) 20 Deandre Green, Blount, 1998 64 Picayune George Washington Carver, 2,088 Caleb McCreary, Montgomery Catholic, 2021 (109 of 177, 28 TDs) 429 Ty'Jarian Williams, Aliceville vs. Sulligent, 2022 (303 passing, 126 rushing) 2,997 Cory Whisenant, Springville, 1999 (13 games) for TD) 20 Cotton Lowe, Vestavia Hills, 1995-97 His 16,775 career passing yards are the second-highest total in national history behind Kenton (Ohio) High School's Maty Mauk. 17 Jonathan Thomas, Berry (68), Brilliant (0), 2015 (140 yards, 4 TDs, 5 2-pt conversions) 12 Marquese Banks, W.S. MOST FIELD GOALS MADE, 5 Crosby Gray, Spain Park (15) vs. Thompson (14), 2015 (30, 39, 44, 22, 39 yards) 2,615 Graeme McFarland, Mountain Brook, 2001 (209 of 317) 68.2 Paul Tyson, Hewitt-Trussville, 2017-2018 (463 of 678) 1 quarterback on the depth chart. 33 Jerry Burton, Pricdeville, 2019 (12 games) 4 Rayshaun Robinson, Fayette County vs. Winfield, 1995 4 Caleb Clark, Phillips (42) vs. Phil Campbell (33), 2011 (2) Kahari McReynolds, Geneva (40) vs. Samson (28), 2019 (99 rush, 99 interception return) MOST YARDS RECEIVING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (Rushing, Passing, Receiving, KO & Punt Returns) ), 2004-07 33 Brad Smelley, American Christian, 2007 Bottom line: Armando Herrera had a difficult time matching what he did his sophomore season at Redlands Valley East High School, when he led his school to a 15-1 record and the CIF Division II state championship. 405 Kadarius Toney, Blount (56) vs. Daphne (21), 2015 (16 of 26, 5 TDs) Wallace, Moody (55) vs. 3,276 Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2005 (963 rushing, 2,413 passing) 209 Sean Zerkle, St. John Paul II Catholic ( 49) vs. West Morgan (36), 2019 (7 catches, 4 TDs)