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* Earned MVP honors in the 1984 Rose Bowl victory over [[Illinois]], 45-9.
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* Earned MVP honors in the [[1984 Rose Bowl]] victory over [[Illinois]], 45-9.
 
* Inducted to the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in 1998.
 
* Inducted to the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in 1998.
  
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Latest revision as of 10:04, 26 October 2017

Sons of Westwood: Bruin Legends

RICK NEUHEISEL

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

  • Lettered as quarterback in 1981,82,83.
  • Had the 10th best single-season output in pass completions in 1983 (185).

ACCOLADES

  • Earned MVP honors in the 1984 Rose Bowl victory over Illinois, 45-9.
  • Inducted to the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in 1998.
 Starting quarterbacks

Birlenbach (1925,26,27)  · Russom (1927,28,29)  · Solomon (1927,29,30)  · Leonard Bergdahl (30-31-32)  · Frankovich (1932,33,34)  · Murphy (1933-34-35)  · Earl Harris (1935,36,37)  · Mathews (1938,39,40)  · Waterfield (1941, 42, 44)  · Case (1941,45,46)  · Reiges (1946,47)  · Nagel (1946,47,48,49)  · Hershman (1949,50)  · Debay/Ballard (1954)  · Knox/Ballard (1955)  · Bradley (1956)  · Shinnick  · Gertsman (1957)  · Long/Steffen (1958)  · Kilmer (1959, 1960)  · Smith/Haffner (1961)  · Zeno (1962, 1963, 1964)  · Beban (1965, 1966, 1967)  · Dow  · Bolden (1968)  · Dummit (1969, 1970)  · Flores (1971)  · Harmon (1972)  · Harmon/Sciarra (1973)  · Sciarra (1974, 1975)  · Dankworth (1976)  · Bukich  · Bashore (1977, 1978)  · Bashore/Quarles/Ramsey (1979)  · Ramsey (1980, 1981, 1982)  · Schroeder  · Bono/Neuheisel (1983)  · Bono (1984)  · Norrie (1985)  · Stevens (1986)  · Aikman (1987, 1988)  · Johnson (1989)  · Bonds/Maddox (1990)  · Maddox (1991)  · Walker/Barnes (1992)  · Cook (1993, 1994)  · Fien  · McNown (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998)  · Bennett/Paus/McCann (1999)  · Paus/McCann/McEwan (2000)  · Paus (2001)  · Paus/Moore (2002)  · D. Olson/Moore (2003)  · D. Olson (2004, 2005)  · B. Olson/Cowan (2006)  · B. Olson/Cowan/Bethel-Thompson/Rasshan (2007)  · Craft (2008)  · Prince (2009)  · Prince/Brehaut (2010, 2011)  · Hundley (2012, 2013, 2014)  · Rosen (2015)  · Rosen/Fafaul (2016)  · Rosen/Modster (2017)  · Speight/Thompson-Robinson (2018)

From 1949-1956, UCLA employed the single-wing offense, in which the HB, FB, and QB were equally likely to throw the football.

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 Single-Season Passing Leaders (based on completions) 

 (based on completions)       Year  Att Comp  Yds    Pct  TD  Cl
 1. Hundley, Brett            2012  478  318  3,740  .665  29  Fr.R

 2. Rosen, Josh               2015  487  292  3,668  .600  23  Fr.
 3. Rosen, Josh               2017  452  283  3,756  .626  26  Jr.

 4. Hundley, Brett            2014  392  271  3,155  .691  22  Jr.
 5. Hundley, Brett            2013  371  248  3,071  .668  24  So.



 6. Olson, Drew               2005  378  242  3,198  .640  34  Sr.
 7. Craft, Kevin              2008  417  232  2,341  .556   7  Jr.
 8. Aikman, Troy              1988  354  228  2,771  .644  24  Sr.

 9. Thompson-Robinson, Dorian 2019  362  216  2,701  .697  21  So.

10. Maddox, Tommy             1991  343  209  2,681  .609  16  So.
11. Ramsey, Tom               1982  336  209  2,986  .622  21  Sr.
12. McNown, Cade              1998  357  207  3,470  .580  25  Sr.
13. Olson, Drew               2004  341  196  2,565  .575  20  Jr.
14. McNown, Cade              1997  312  189  3,116  .606  24  Jr.
15. Neuheisel, Rick           1983  267  185  2,245  .693  13  Sr.
16. Maddox, Tommy             1990  327  182  2,682  .557  17  Fr.R
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