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Player Game Finder Query Results

Output includes all regular season games from 2000 to 2023 and all bowl games from 2002 to 2023.
(Read more about our data coverage.)

Current search:
In a single season, in 2018, requiring Rushing Touchdowns >= 1 and Passing Touchdowns >= 4 and Pass Completion Percentage >= 70, sorted by descending Passing Touchdowns

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* Default sort order is descending

Query Results

Query Results Table
Passing Rushing
Rk Player Year Class School G Cmp Att Pct Yds TD Int Rate Att Yds Avg TD
1Dwayne Haskins2018SOOhio State1437353370.04831508174.1791081.44
2Gardner Minshew2018SRWashington State1346866270.74779389147.6581192.14
3Brent Stockstill2018SRMiddle Tennessee State1432646470.335442910150.71271401.12
4Jack Abraham2018SOSouthern Mississippi922330573.123471510147.449-78-1.61
5Kaleb Barker2018JRTroy69212673.01013102163.6572614.63
6Jalen Hurts2018JRAlabama13517072.976582196.7361674.62
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