Jake Rudock threw for 6 touchdown passes in 2015, and no other Michigan quarterback was even within one of that record until Shea Patterson’s game against Indiana.
Hit the jump for the list.
- 6 – Jake Rudock (2015 vs. Indiana)
- 5 – Shea Patterson (2019 vs. Indiana)
- 4 – Steve Smith (1983 vs. Purdue)
- 4 – Chris Zurbrugg (1984 vs. Purdue)
- 4 – Michael Taylor (1989 vs. Minnesota)
- 4 – Elvis Grbac (1990 vs. Mississippi)
- 4 – Todd Collins (1992 vs. Houston)
- 4 – Brian Griese (1995 vs. Minnesota)
- 4 – Scot Dreisbach (1996 vs. Michigan State)
- 4 – Tom Brady (1999 vs. Alabama)
- 4 – John Navarre (2002 vs. Bowling Green)
- 4 – John Navarre (2002 vs. Illinois)
- 4 – Chad Henne (2004 vs. Michigan State)
- 4 – Chad Henne (2004 vs. Texas)
- 4 – Chad Henne (2007 vs. Michigan State)
- 4 – Denard Robinson (2011 vs. Notre Dame)
- 4 – Devin Gardner (2013 vs. Notre Dame)
- 4 – Wilton Speight (2016 vs. UCF)
- 4 – Shea Patterson (2019 vs. Michigan State)
- 4 – Cade McNamara (2020 vs. Rutgers)
What team appears the most on this list?
Michigan State.
Go Blue!
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I get the feeling JH left Shea in their to get that 6th TD. Why else would starters be in so late, in a blowout?
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