OSU quarterback leaders by decade
By Staff Reports on Aug 18, 2013, at 2:34 AM Updated on 8/18/13 at 6:36 AM
1970s
Charlie Weatherbie
Tony Pounds was OSU's passing leader in the run-oriented 1970s, but Weatherbie played QB in two bowl games and was part of a Big Eight championship team in 1976.
1980s
Mike Gundy
By the time Gundy wrapped up his career, he was the all-time leading passer in Big Eight history. And he accomplished the feat during an era in which he frequently was handing off to Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders.
1990s
Tony Lindsay
The '90s were lean years for OSU football. Lindsay and Tone Jones produced similar numbers in passing yards, passing TDs and total offense. This could be a coin flip, but give Lindsay an edge for being part of a bowl team in 1997.
2000s
Zac Robinson
Josh Fields endeared himself to OSU fans as a Sooner killer, but Zac Robinson came around a few years later and became the program's all-time leader in total offense with 10,175 yards.
OSU quarterback leaders
Passing yards
Brandon Weeden (2007-11): 9,260
Mike Gundy (1986-89): 8,473
Zac Robinson (2005-09): 8,317
Passing touchdowns
Weeden: 75
Robinson: 66
Gundy : 57
Pass attempts
Weeden: 1,103
Gundy: 1,078
Robinson: 999
Rushing yards
*Bob Fenimore (1943-46): 2,299
Brent Blackman (1971-73): 1,870
Robinson : 1,858
Tony Lindsay (1997-2000): 1,353
*-Fenimore ran and passed as a single-wing halfback.
Rushing touchdowns
Lindsay: 23
Robinson: 22
Blackman: 16
Tone Jones (1993-96): 16
