Peyton Manning - College Career Statistics

College Career Statistics

NCAA Collegiate Career statistics
Tennessee Volunteers
Season Passing Rushing
Comp Att Yards Pct. TD Int QB Rating Att Yards Avg TD
1994 89 144 1,141 61.8 11 6 145.2 21 -28 -1.3 0
1995 244 380 2,954 64.2 22 4 146.5 41 6 0.1 0
1996 243 380 3,287 63.9 20 12 147.7 42 -131 -3.1 0
1997 287 477 3,819 60.2 36 11 147.7 49 30 0.6 0
NCAA Career Totals 863 1,381 11,201 62.5 89 33 147.1 153 -183 -0.6 0

Key to Abbreviations
GP = Games Played
Att = Passes attempted
Com = Passes Completed
Pct = Completion percentage
Yds = Yards
TD = Touchdowns
Int = Interceptions
Long = Longest Pass Play of season
QB Rating= Passer rating
W/L Record = Won/Loss Record
T = Touchdown

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