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Ranking held by Virginia for three weeks in 1990
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ACC championships won by Virginia (1989 & 1995)
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Number worn by Anthony Poindexter, whose jersey has been
retired by Virginia
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Most interceptions returned for touchdown, career - Randy Neal
(ACC record)
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ACC Coach of the Year Awards won by George Welsh
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Career yards per carry of Terry Kirby, 2nd on Virginia's all-time list
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- Most TD passes, game – Dan Ellis, 1999 (vs. Buffalo)
- Most 200-yard rushing games, career – Thomas Jones
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Most yards per carry, career – Johnny Papit
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College Football Hall of Famers from UVa – "Bullet" Bill Dudley,
Earle "Greasy" Neale, Tom Scott, Joe Palumbo, Frank Murray,
George Welsh & Jim Dombrowski
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Most yards per carry, season (min. 50 carries) – Nikki Fisher, 1990
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Most consecutive games with 100+ yards rushing – Tiki Barber,
1996
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- Most interceptions, season – Keith McMeans, 1987
- Most 100-yard receiving games, career – Germane Crowell
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- Most fumbles caused, career – Stuart Anderson
- Most sacks by a linebacker, season – Darryl Blackstock, 2004
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Number worn by Shawn Moore, one of six numbers to be retired
by Virginia
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Most receiving TDs, season – Herman Moore, 1990
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- Most consecutive games with a TD pass – Matt Schaub
- Most consecutive FGs – Jake McInerney, 1989
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Most sacks, season – Chris Slade, 1992; Patrick Kerney, 1998
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Winning seasons by George Welsh during his 19-year tenure at
Virginia
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- Most interceptions, career – Keith McMeans
- Most tackles for loss by a linebacker, season – Jamie Sharper,
1996
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- Most rushing TDs, season – Gene Mayer, 1915
- Most sacks by a defensive tackle, career - Ron Mattes
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- Number worn by Ronde Barber, whose jersey has been retired
by Virginia
- Most 100-yard rushing games, career – Tiki Barber
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- Most 200-yard passing games, career – Matt Schaub
- Career receiving TDs by John Ford and Heath Miller, tied for 4th
on Virginia's all-time list
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- Number worn by Tiki Barber, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
- Most tackles for loss, season – Chris Slade, 1991; Mike
Frederick, 1993; Patrick Kerney, 1998; Chris Long, 2007
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Herman Moore's career yards per catch average
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Most FGs, season – Connor Hughes, 2003
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- Number worn by Frank Quayle, one of six numbers to be retired
by Virginia
- Most tackles, game - Stuart Anderson, 1979 (vs. NC State)
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1st Team All-Americans who have played at UVa
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Most points, game (modern record) – Jim Bakhtiar, 1957 (vs.
Virginia Tech)
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Career receiving TDs by Herman Moore, 2nd most in Virginia
history
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- Most receiving TDs, career – Tyrone Davis (1991-1994)
- Most TD passes, season – Matt Schaub, 2002
- Most interceptions, season (team) – 1994
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Most sacks by a linebacker, career – Clint Sintim
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Most run-pass TDs, season - Matt Schaub, 2002
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Most TDs, game – vs. Randolph Macon (1890)
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Wins by Virginia during the 1970s
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Kickoff return average of Marquis Weeks in 2004. Weeks became
the first Virginia player since 1963 to average more than 30 yards
per kickoff return.
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TD passes by Scott Gardner and Aaron Brooks, tied for 3rd on
Virginia's all-time list
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Number worn by Jim Bakhtiar, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
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Most yards per carry, game (min. 3 carries) – "All the Way" Ray
Brown, 1946 (vs. Hampden-Sydney) (3 carries, 104 yards)
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Number worn by Bill Dudley, the first number ever retired by
Virginia
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- Most points, game – Gene Mayer, 1915 (vs. Richmond)
- Most first downs, game – vs. Davidson (1968); vs. William &
Mary (1990)
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Wins against Virginia Tech since 1895
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Points scored by Virginia against Georgia Tech in 1990. I can't
remember how many Georgia Tech scored.
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Most consecutive games with an interception – November 6, 1993
through November 16, 1996 (NCAA record)
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Most sacks, career – Chris Slade
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Most completions, game – Matt Schaub, 2002 (vs. Georgia Tech);
Matt Schaub, 2003 (vs. N.C. State)
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Number worn by Terry Kirby, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
Most takeaways, season – 1979 (18 INTs, 24 FRs)
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Most rushing TDs, career (modern record) – Wali Lundy (ACC
record)
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Highest punting average, career – Russ Henderson
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Longest FG, bowl game – Jake McInerney, 1991 (Sugar Bowl);
Connor Hughes, 2003 (Continental Tire Bowl)
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Career tackles for loss by Darryl Blackstock and Chris Long, 4th
on Virginia's all-time list
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- Most rushing TDs, career – Gene Mayer
- Most tackles for loss by a linebacker, career – Clint Sintim
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October 11, 1947: Chester Pierce of Harvard becomes the first
African-American collegian to perform against whites on a
Southern college's playing field. Virginia won the game, 47-0.
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Number worn by Joe Palumbo, one of six numbers to be retired by
Virginia
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Most extra points, season - Jake McInerney, 1990
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Career tackles for loss by Mike Frederick, 2nd on Virginia's
all-time list
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Receptions by Dave Sullivan in 1972, a single-season record that
stood until 1990
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Highest punting average, game – Ryan Weigand, 2007 (vs.
Wyoming)
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Most TDs, career – Wali Lundy
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TDs scored by Virginia in 2002, 2nd most in school history
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- Wins by Virginia during the 1980s
- Career TD passes by Shawn Moore, 2nd on Virginia's all-time list
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- Number worn by Ray Savage, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
- Most tackles for loss, career – Chris Slade (1989-1992)
- Most TD passes, career – Matt Schaub (2000-2003)
- Longest FG – Kenny Stadlin, 1984 (vs. Virginia Tech); Rafael
Garcia, 1995 (vs. Texas)
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TDs given up by Virginia in 1959, 2nd most in school history
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- Most receptions by a freshman – Wali Lundy, 2002
- Most pass attempts, game – Matt Schaub, 2002
- Most TDs given up, season – 1975
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Largest margin of victory in an ACC game (UVa 59, Duke 0, 1990)
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Most points scored by a freshman – Kyle Kirkeide, 1993; Wali
Lundy, 2002
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Winning percentage of George Welsh during his tenure at UVa
(134-86-3)
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September 23, 1961: Virginia knocks off William & Mary 21-6,
ending its 28-game losing streak.
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1962: The Hoos finished 5-5, breaking a streak of nine straight
losing seasons during which their record was 17-70-1.
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Most receptions by a running back, season – Alvin Pearman, 2003
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Most offensive plays, game - Matt Schaub, 2002 (vs. Georgia
Tech)
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Number worn by Tom Scott, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
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- Number worn by Mark Dixon, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
- Most FGs, career – Connor Hughes
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Highest completion percentage, career – Matt Schaub
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1968: Frank Quayle leads Virginia to a record of 7-3, Virginia's
first winning season since 1952.
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Most receptions by a senior – Billy McMullen, 2002
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Highest completion percentage, season – Matt Schaub, 2003
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Most receptions by a tight end, season – Heath Miller, 2003
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1971: Harrison Davis becomes the first African American to start
at quarterback for Virginia.
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Number worn by Ray Roberts, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
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Career winning percentage of Art Guepe, who coached Virginia
from 1946-1952 and finished with a record of 47-17-2.
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Number worn by Jim Dombrowski, one of six numbers to be retired
by Virginia
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Most kickoff returns, career - Joe Sroba
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Points scored by Virginia in 1953. The Hoos scored fewer than
100 points five times during the period of 1953-1959
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Opening day wins for Virginia since 1888 (76-35-9)
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Most tackles by a defensive tackle, season – Todd White, 1995
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Wins by Virginia during the 1990s
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Most FG attempts, career – Connor Hughes
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Longest punt – Sam Maphis, 1923 (vs. Virginia Tech)
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Longest non-scoring run – Tommy Vigorito, 1979 (vs. NC State)
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Longest pass reception, bowl game - Demetrius "Pete" Allen from
Mike Groh, 1995 (Peach Bowl)
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- Most run-pass TDs, career – Shawn Moore (1987-1990)
- Most receptions, season – Billy McMullen, 2001
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December 31, 1984: Virginia knocks off Purdue in the Peach
Bowl, 27-24. It was the first bowl game in Virginia history.
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- Number worn by Chris Slade, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
- Most punts, season – Russ Henderson, 1977
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Most rushing attempts in a game by a Virginia opponent –
Georgia Tech, 1976
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Number worn by John Papit and Herman Moore, whose jerseys
have been retired Virginia
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Longest run by a Virginia quarterback – Bob Davis, 1964 (vs. NC
State)
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Punt return by Bill Dudley against Lafayette in 1941, the 2nd
longest punt return in Virginia history
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Most penalties, season - 2001
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Number worn by Chris Long, whose jersey has been retired by
Virginia
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Longest fumble return – Art Thomas, 2001 (vs. Penn State)
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Longest pass play (modern record) – Wayne Schuchts to Nick
Merrick, 1982 (vs. Wake Forest)
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Highest completion percentage, game – Shawn Moore, 1989 (vs.
Duke)
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Most assisted tackles, season – Keith Lee, 1981
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Longest interception return – Ted Rzempoluch, 1961 (vs.
Maryland); Antwan Harris, 1996 (vs. UNC)
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Longest run – Mikell Simpson, 2008 (vs. Texas Tech)
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Number worn by Gene Edmonds, one of six numbers to be retired
by Virginia
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Most solo tackles, season – Randy Neal, 1993
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Kickoff return by Henry Massie against UNC in 1963, a Virginia
record that stood for almost 40 years.
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Longest kickoff return – Tavon Mason, 2001 (vs. Georgia Tech);
Marquis Weeks, 2002 (vs. UNC); Marquis Weeks, 2004 (vs. UNC)
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