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Tyler Tettleton leads Ohio in career passing yards (9,125) and Kalvin McRae in rushing yards (4,398). In College Football 27, the Bobcats' projected starters average 78 OVR, 83rd of 138 FBS teams.
- CFB 27 starter avg
- 78
- 83rd of 138
- Players 80+ OVR
- 7
- 0 rated 90+
- Best unit
- Linebacker
- 84 avg · 11th nationally
- Record books
- 24
- career leaderboards
All-time career leaders
Ohio football records
| Record | Holder | Total | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Career Passing Yards | Tyler Tettleton | 9,125 | 2009–2013 |
| Career Passing Touchdowns | Tyler Tettleton | 67 | 2009–2013 |
| Career Interceptions Thrown | Sammy Shon | 46 | 1978–1981 |
| Career Rushing Yards | Kalvin McRae | 4,398 | 2004–2007 |
| Career Rushing Touchdowns | Nathan Rourke | 49 | 2017–2019 |
| Career Receptions | LaVon Brazill | 189 | 2007–2011 |
| Career Receiving Yards | Papi White | 2,620 | 2014–2018 |
| Career Receiving Touchdowns | Donte' Foster | 21 | 2010–2013 |
| Career Tackles | Mike Mangen | 513 | 1981–1984 |
| Career Sacks | Tarell Basham | 29.5 | 2013–2016 |
| Career Interceptions | Joe Callan | 18 | 1975–1979 |
| Career Field Goals Made | Matt Weller | 108 | 2009–2012 |
| Career Completions | Tyler Tettleton | 734 | 2009–2013 |
| Career Pass Attempts | Tyler Tettleton | 1,176 | 2009–2013 |
| Career 100-Yard Rushing Games | Kalvin McRae | 21 | 2004–2007 |
| Career Total Offense | Nathan Rourke | 10,091 | 2017–2019 |
| Career Touchdowns Responsible For | Nathan Rourke | 111 | 2017–2019 |
| Career All-Purpose Yards | Kalvin McRae | 5,248 | 2004–2007 |
| Career Total Touchdowns | Kalvin McRae | 49 | 2004–2007 |
| Career Points | Louie Zervos | 437 | 2016–2019 |
| Career Tackles for Loss | Jason Carthen | 44 | 1990–1992 |
| Career Extra Points Made | Louie Zervos | 215 | 2016–2019 |
| Career Kick Return Yards | Chris Garrett | 2,185 | 2006–2009 |
| Career Punt Return Yards | Stafford Owens | 713 | 2001–2004 |
Across multiple leaderboards
Notable Ohio players
- Nathan Rourke2016–2019
No. 1 rushing touchdowns (49) · No. 1 total offense (10,091) · No. 1 touchdowns responsible for (111)
- Kalvin McRae2004–2007
No. 1 rushing yards (4,398) · No. 1 100-yard rushing games (21) · No. 1 all-purpose yards (5,248)
- Kareem Wilson1995–1998
No. 1 rushing touchdowns (49) · No. 1 total touchdowns (49) · No. 3 100-yard rushing games (15)
- Tyler Tettleton2009–2013
No. 1 passing yards (9,125) · No. 1 passing touchdowns (67) · No. 1 completions (734)
- Sammy Shon1978–1981
No. 1 interceptions thrown (46) · No. 4 passing yards (5,412) · No. 4 completions (452)
- Boo Jackson2008–2010
No. 4 passing touchdowns (38) · No. 4 interceptions thrown (29) · No. 6 passing yards (4,446)
- Chad Brinker1999–2002
No. 5 all-purpose yards (4,030) · No. 5 total touchdowns (30) · No. 7 rushing yards (2,826)
- Steveland Hookfin1995–1998
No. 2 rushing yards (3,972) · No. 2 100-yard rushing games (19) · No. 4 all-purpose yards (4,123)
- Kurtis Rourke2019–2023
No. 2 passing yards (7,650) · No. 2 completions (638) · No. 2 pass attempts (963)
- A.J. Ouellette2014–2018
No. 3 rushing yards (3,829) · No. 3 all-purpose yards (4,358) · No. 3 total touchdowns (38)
- Anthony Thornton1987–1990
No. 2 interceptions thrown (40) · No. 4 pass attempts (889) · No. 4 total offense (6,753)
- LaVon Brazill2007–2011
No. 1 receptions (189) · No. 2 receiving yards (2,511) · No. 3 punt return yards (668)
All-time series
Ohio rivalries
| Opponent | Rivalry | All-time series | First met | Streak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Marshall | Battle for the Bell | Ohio leads 33–21 | 1905 | L1 |
 Miami (OH) | Battle of the Bricks | Miami (OH) leads 56–44 | 1908 | W2 |
College Football 27
Ohio in CFB 27
| Player | Pos | Class | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Molnar | MLB | Sr | 88 |
| Jack Fries | ROLB | Sr | 83 |
| DJ Walker | SS | Jr | 82 |
| Duncan Brune | HB | Jr | 82 |
| Charlie Christopher | ROLB | So | 81 |
| Nehemiah Dukes | DT | Sr | 80 |
| Riley Neer | WR | So | 80 |
| Eli Thompson | CB | Jr | 79 |
Planning a Ohio dynasty? See the Ohio CFB 27 dynasty outlook for unit-by-unit ratings and the starters you lose after year one.
Conference
MAC programs
Sources & notes
- CFB Clipboard — Career leaderboards researched and compiled by CFB Clipboard.
- EA Sports College Football 27 rivalry data — All-time series records as they ship in the game, before any dynasty games are played.
- EA Sports College Football 27 roster ratings — Ratings from “EA roster mroster_434_206.db” roster update, imported 2026-11-09 via Teamcrafters. Ratings change with each roster update.
Last updated Nov 9, 2026.