By The Numbers: Jay Volpenhein
- Updated: December 13, 2016
The Anderson (7-4) offense was highly entertaining in 2016. The Redskins averaged 42.6 points per game. They scored 40 points or more in all seven of their wins and never less than 21 in any of their losses.
Anderson QB Jay Volpenhein (photo by Cathy Lachmann/TriStateFootball.com)
Leading way for the explosive offense was quarterback Jay Volpenhein. The junior shattered all of the school passing records as the catalyst in the spread/read offense that veteran head coach Evan Dreyer brought along in his debut at the helm for Anderson. The Redskins would make the playoffs for the first time since 2009 and Volpenhein flourished. He would be named the Eastern Cincinnati Conference Co-offensive player of the year and Division II First Team All-Southwest District.
Here is a look at Volpenhein’s amazing 2016 campaign, By The Numbers
4 – Career high rushing touchdowns in a game (9/2/16 vs McNicholas)
5 – Games with 100 yards or more rushing
6 – Career high passing touchdowns in a game (twice – 9/9/16 vs Harrison; 9/23/16 vs Withrow)
7 – Games with 300 yards or more passing
7 – Games accounting for five or more touchdowns
8 – Games with three touchdown passes or more
10 – Rushing touchdowns for the season
11 – Games with 200 yards or more passing
43 – Passing touchdowns for the season
43 – Career high completions in a game (11/1/16 at Troy)
53 – Touchdowns accounted for on the season
74 – Career high passing attempts in a game (11/1/16 at Troy)
175 – Career high rushing yards in a game (10/28/16 vs Walnut Hills)
311 – Completions for the season
404 – Career high passing in game (11/1/16 at Troy)
490 – passing attempts for the season
561 – Career high yards of total offense in a game (11/1/16 at Troy)
929 – Rushing yards for the season
3,541 – Passing yards for the season
4,470 – Yards of total offense for the season
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