Commonwealth Stadium (Kentucky) - Stadium Records

Stadium Records

Record description Record Record holder(s) Date Opponent Final Score
Most rushing yards, game 272 yds Moe Williams November 11, 1995 Cincinnati 33-14
Most passing yards, game 528 yds Jared Lorenzen October 21, 2000 Georgia 30-32
Most receptions, game 16 Craig Yeast November 14, 1998 Vanderbilt 55-17
Most receiving yards, game 269 yds Craig Yeast November 14, 1998 Vanderbilt 55-17
Longest run from line of scrimmage 87 yards Josh Clemons September 10, 2011 Central Michigan 27-13
Longest pass play 91 yds Buck Belue^ to Amp Arnold^ October 25, 1980 Georgia 0-27
Longest field goal 54 yds Hap Hines^ October 26, 1996 Georgia 24-17
Longest Punt 86 yds Donnie Jones^ November 9, 2002 LSU 30-33
Longest Kickoff Return 100 yds Willie Shelby^
Tyrone Prothro^
Derrick Locke
September 22, 1973
October 9, 2004
September 19, 2009
Alabama
Alabama
Louisville
14-28
17-45
31-27
Longest Punt Return 84 yds Rafael Little November 18, 2006 Louisiana-Monroe 42-40
Longest Interception Return 91 yds Greg Long September 5, 1981 North Texas State 28-6
Most Points Scored 77 Kentucky September 7, 2002 UTEP 77-17
Most overtimes 7* Kentucky November 1, 2003 Arkansas 63-71

^ Denotes Non-Kentucky Player
* Tied the NCAA record for most overtimes

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