Chasing History: Rudolph can top Brandon Weeden in Passing TDs Record Against WVU

Mason Rudolph’s bid to top Brandon Weeden on the all-time OSU passing TDs list fell short last weekend in Austin. With no touchdown strikes against a pesky Longhorns defense, he remains at 74 in his career — just one shy of the G.O.A.T.

Playing against a defense that ranks 105th nationally in yards passing allowed per game this weekend in Morgantown, though, Rudolph might have a shot at leapfrogging No. 3.

As for No. 28, James Washington had a quiet day on Saturday as well based off his outrageously high expectations. He was largely stifled with 32 yards and did not score a TD, making his bid to potentially catch Rashaun in that area even more unlikely.

However, Washington is still well within reach of Woods’ all-time yards receiving mark. He need only (!!) average 115.4 yards per game to top the record in the regular season, or 96.2 per game including a bowl game. He needs to average 1.7 TDs per game to tie Rashaun on the receiving TDs mark (including a bowl), and 1.83 per game to pass him before he moves to the next level of his career.