Countywide : CLIPBOARD : Freedom Bowl Records

As the University of Oregon Ducks (8-3) prepare to take on the Colorado State University Rams (8-4) in tonight’s Freedom Bowl at Anaheim Stadium, Clipboard takes a look back at individual and team achievements during the bowl’s six-year history.

INDIVIDUAL Most yards passing: 461 yards, Chuck Long, Iowa (1984)

Most yards rushing: 266 yards, Gaston Green, UCLA (1986)

Most total yards: 481 yards (461 passing, 20 rushing), Chuck Long, Iowa (1984)

Longest run: 79 yards, Gaston Green, UCLA (1986)

Longest pass play: 61 yards, Daniel Ford to Aaron Cox, Arizona State (1987)

Longest field goal: 49 yards, Dave Franey, UCLA (1986)

Most completions: 29, Chuck Long, Iowa (1984)

Most interceptions thrown: 3, Bob Jensen, BYU (1986)

Best average per carry (minimum of 10 attempts): 8.1 yards, Gaston Green, UCLA (1986)

Most points by an individual: 18, Gaston Green, UCLA (1986)

TEAM Most yards passing: 469 yards, Iowa (vs. Texas, 1984)

Most yards rushing: 423 yards, UCLA (vs. BYU, 1986)

Most points winning team: 55, Iowa (vs. Texas, 1984)

Most points losing team: 28, Air Force (vs. Arizona State, 1987)

Most punts: 9, BYU (vs. UCLA, 1986)

Most sacks: 9, UCLA (vs. BYU, 1986)

Most fumbles: 7, Florida (vs. Washington, 1989)

Most penalties: 13, Washington (vs. Colorado, 1985)

Most yards penalized: 88 yards, Washington (vs. Colorado, 1985)

Most possession time: 41 minutes, 52 seconds, Washington (vs. Florida, 1989)

Longest scoring drive: 94 yards, Iowa (vs. Texas, 1984, five plays taking 1 minute, 50seconds in the third quarter)

GAME Most yards passing: 654 yards, 469 by Iowa and 185 by Texas (1984)

Most yards rushing: 496 yards, 423 by UCLA and 73 by BYU (1986)

Most penalties: 18, nine by Florida and nine by Washington (1989)

Most yards penalized: 171 yards, 86 for Washington and 85 for Florida (1989)

Most points in a quarter: 31, Iowa (vs. Texas, 1984, in the third quarter)

Most decisive victory: Iowa, 55, Texas 17 (1984)

Closest games: Washington 20, Colorado 17 (1985); BYU 20, Colorado 17 (1988)