Chasing History: Washington Closing in on Rashaun Woods

Mason Rudolph toppled Brandon Weeden’s all time passing touchdowns record this past weekend with his three-TD day in a win over West Virginia. He is now the all-time OSU leader in completions, passing TDs, total TDs and wins as a starting quarterback.

“He deserves all the records and everything that he breaks,” said Gundy. “He deserves them all. He’s been a fantastic player. His leadership and mental approach has been unbelievable, and that’s why he’s been such a special player for us at Oklahoma State.”

Mason Rudolph is now the all-time leader in passing TDs in #okstate history with 76. pic.twitter.com/xI9x8rIT7x

— Pistols Firing (@pistolsguys) October 28, 2017

Rudolph now sits at 77 touchdowns two ahead of Weeden, and can now build on his lead in the record books with four games remaining on the regular season schedule, beginning with OU on Saturday.

Rudolph tossed two of his three TDs to No. 28 on Saturday, which moved him to 34 receiving touchdowns on his career. He needs to average two scores per game for the remainder of the regular season tie Rashaun Woods’ record.

Jumping into the record books like … pic.twitter.com/GAYY2L5znn

— Pistols Firing (@pistolsguys) October 28, 2017

As for the receiving yards list, it still remains in reach … barely. He need only average 97.2 yards per game in the regular season and a bowl game (not including a potential Big 12 title game) to pass Woods in that department.

Both records are attainable, given his consistency across the board this season as compared to last. Washington is averaging 125.6 yards per game this season, and exactly one score per game. So this record might come down to his final game(s) as a Cowboy.