If any quarterback is going to approach this record in the future, he’ll be another Mike Leach understudy.

Why it’s untouchable: Houston quarterback David Klingler’s single-game FBS passing record of 716 yards stood for nearly 25 years before Halliday, a lesser-known quarterback and Air Raid product, eclipsed the mark last season. Who holds it: Connor Halliday, Washington State, 2014 Reaves led the SEC in passing yards and attempts all three seasons in Gainesville and is the league’s all-time leader in interceptions thrown with 59. The truth is, Florida didn’t have a second-team quarterback to relieve Reaves of his obvious tragic afternoon on the Plains and let the future first-round pick heave it 66 times during the game. Why it’s untouchable: You’ve got to feel for Reaves, the Gators’ errant passer who tossed nine completions to the opposing defense at Auburn in 1969. Jameis Winston led Florida State to 29 consecutive victories during his tenure, an impressive streak snapped in violent fashion by Oregon in last year’s first College Football Playoff semifinal at the Rose Bowl. Only twice since the turn of the century has a team surpassed 30 or more straight wins - USC and Miami. Why it’s untouchable: Coached by the legendary Bud Wilkinson, the Sooners won two national championships during their record-setting stretch in the mid 1950s. Here are 10 current college football records one man at SDS has deemed unbreakable: Longest winning streak (47 games) But others, at least on the surface, appear untouchable. Oklahoma freshman Samaje Perine eclipsed the total the following week after the Kansas Jayhawks forgot how to tackle, carrying the pill 27 times for a new NCAA-record 427 yards.

Gordon’s incredible 408-yard performance - through three quarters, no less - against Nebraska was short-lived. I sat in awe, refreshing ’s GameTracker last season after every carry from Melvin Gordon, waiting on Wisconsin’s star running back to surpass the 400-yard barrier and inch closer to Ladainian Tomlinson’s all-time mark.

Most 400 yard passing games in a row