8 Crazy Connor Halliday Stats After His Record-Breaking 734 Passing Yards

By Chris Kral

Washington State’s quarterback Connor Halliday smashed the NCAA Division I record for passing yards Saturday night with 734 yards against Cal.

Luckily for Halliday, the Golden Bears’ defense is terrible. On the other hand, Wazzu still lost 60-59 after missing a field goal.

Connor Halliday can’t do it all, you guys. 

Here’s 8 crazy Connor Halliday stats after his record-breaking night:

1. Indeed it was, NCAA.

11 top 25 teams lost and Washington State's Connor Halliday threw for an FBS record 734 yards.

This week was nuts. pic.twitter.com/ejUPmWNn4J

— NCAA (@NCAA) October 5, 2014

2. On pace to smash more records?

Connor Halliday (Wash State) has 3,052 yards passing and 26 touchdowns through 6 games so far this year. #AirRaid

— Full Court Prez (@fullcourtprez) October 5, 2014

3. ::brushes shoulders off::

@c_halliday12 Holds 4 @NCAA Records @ESPNCFB

1) Single gm Pass Yds 734
2) Single gm Pass Att 89
3) Single gm Comp 54
4) Single gm Yds 751

— AZ (@WildWhiskeyRant) October 5, 2014

4. Doesn’t the lowest stat get dropped like college exam grades?

Connor Halliday, QB for Washington State, threw for 734 yards yesterday against Cal... the fewest # of yards he's thrown for this year = 389

— Jordan Pederson (@AllEyesNorth94) October 5, 2014

5. Work in progress.
https://twitter.com/smartfootball/status/518651756054843392

6. Just another day in college football.

Connor Halliday is the 15th player in NCAA history to throw for 600+ yards in a game. #GoCougs

— Washington State Football (@WSUCougarFB) October 5, 2014

7. ::brushes shoulders off (again)::
https://twitter.com/TheFootballFour/status/518788095282405377

8. Don’t remind him.

Connor Halliday threw for 734 yards and 6TD's, yet Washington State fell to Cal 60-59 on a missed FG at the end. That's a depressing loss.

— Matthew Hatfield (@hatfieldsports) October 5, 2014

Bonus: Couldn’t have said it better, Connor Halliday.

So let me get this right @SportsCenter we as an offense break the NCAA single game passing record, and none of it is in the too ten plays...

— Connor Halliday (@c_halliday12) October 5, 2014

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