Progressive Active College Touchdown Streaks (Updated)

Update 11/27/2012: The University of Pittsburgh's 30-week NFL touchdown streak came to an end when Dion Lewis did not score Monday night.  Pitt's best chance at a touchdown this week failed when Eli Manning overthrew a wide-open Henry Hynoski at the 1. A look at the new streak holders and those schools that previously held the active mark:

Progressive Active Alumni* Touchdown Streak Leaders, 1970-2012:

Years - Week	College	Streak	Streak At End	Began	Ended	Scorers	Scorers, TD (Weeks)	Notes
1970 - W1	Arizona St.	10	19	1969 - W6	1970 - W10	8	Charley Taylor, 13 (11) Jerry Smith, 12 (9) Travis Williams, 9 (5) Ben Hawkins, 6 (5) Larry Walton, 5 (4) Fair Hooker, 2 (2) Gene Foster, 1 (1) Larry Todd, 1 (1)	This streak extended back to Week 6 of the 1969 season.
1970 - 11	Florida A&M	7	7	1970 - 5	1970 - 11	3	Bob Hayes, 5 (4) Hewritt Dixon, 2 (2) Al Denson, 1 (1)	The first of many historically black colleges to top the list.
1970 - 12	Morgan St.	7	15	1970 - 6	1971 - 6	5	John Fuqua, 13 (9) Leroy Kelly, 10 (8) Raymond Chester, 10 (6) George Nock, 9 (7) Mark Washington, 1 (1)
1971 - 7	USC	9	10	1970 - 13	1971 - 8	7	Mike Garrett, 5 (4) Charlie Evans, 5 (3) Earl McCullouch, 3 (3) O.J. Simpson, 3 (3) Clarence Davis, 2 (2) Bob Klein, 2 (2) Don McCall, 1 (1)
1971 - 9	Ohio St.	10	12	1970 - 14	1971 - 11	5	Paul Warfield, 11 (8) Bo Scott, 11 (7) Tom Matte, 6 (5) John Brockington, 4 (4) Jim Otis, 2 (2)
1971 - 12	Grambling St.	5	15	1971 - 8	1972 - 8	9	Essex Johnson, 6 (6) Charlie Joiner, 6 (6) Frank Lewis, 4 (3) Clifton McNeil, 2 (2) Virgil Robinson, 2 (2) Bob Atkins, 1 (1) Garland Boyette, 1 (1) Henry Davis, 1 (1) Billy Newsome, 1 (1)
1972 - 9	Syracuse	14	14	1971 - 10	1972 - 9	3	Floyd Little, 13 (9) Larry Csonka, 9 (7) Jim Nance, 2 (2)
1972 - 9	Arizona St.	14	25	1971 - 10	1973 - 6	10	Art Malone, 19 (14) Charley Taylor, 13 (10) Larry Walton, 8 (7) Jerry Smith, 7 (6) J.D. Hill, 7 (5) Fair Hooker, 4 (4) Bob L. Thomas, 4 (3) Ben Hawkins, 3 (3) Bob Lee, 1 (1) Travis Williams, 1 (1)	Fair Hooker's PFR page is unsponsored.
1973 - 7	Jackson St.	7	7	1973 - 1	1973 - 7	4	Harold Jackson, 9 (5) Jerome Barkum, 3 (2) Verlon Biggs, 1 (1) Rich Caster, 1 (1)
1973 - 8	Stanford	5	5	1973 - 4	1973 - 8	4	Bob Moore, 3 (3) Jim Plunkett, 1 (1) Randy Vataha, 1 (1) Gene A. Washington, 1 (1)	Gene A. Washington (not to be confused with fellow '70 WRs Gene Washington (3-time 49er All-Pro) or Gene H. Robinson) (2 games, 0 catches) was the Director of Football Operations for the NFL from 1994 to 2009.
1973 - 8	Syracuse	5	8	1973 - 4	1973 - 11	2	Floyd Little, 7 (6) Larry Csonka, 5 (4)	The Syracuse backfield of 1965 and 1966 is one of two to have two members in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
1973 - 8	USC	5	13	1973 - 4	1974 - 2	12	O.J. Simpson, 9 (7) Charle Young, 7 (6) Sam Cunningham, 5 (4) Clarence Davis, 5 (4) Bob Klein, 3 (3) Bob Chandler, 3 (2) Pete Beathard, 1 (1) Charlie Evans, 1 (1) Mike Garrett, 1 (1) Earl McCullouch, 1 (1) Manfred Moore, 1 (1) Lynn Swann, 1 (1)
1974 - 3	Stanford	8	10	1973 - 10	1974 - 5	4	Jim Plunkett, 5 (4) Randy Vataha, 4 (4) Bob Moore, 2 (2) Gene A. Washington, 2 (2)
1974 - 6	Miami (FL)	10	11	1973 - 11	1974 - 7	4	Chuck Foreman, 13 (8) Tom Sullivan, 9 (6) Pete Banaszak, 4 (4) Burgess Owens, 1 (1)
1974 - 8	Michigan	9	10	1973 - 14	1974 - 9	9	Jim Mandich, 5 (4) Ron A. Johnson, 5 (3) Glenn Doughty, 2 (2) Bo Rather, 2 (2) Paul Seymour, 2 (1) Mike Bass, 1 (1) Thom Darden, 1 (1) John Rowser, 1 (1) Paul Seal, 1 (1)
1974 - 10	MD-Eastern Shore	7	7	1974 - 4	1974 - 10	4	Emerson Boozer, 4 (4) Moses Denson, 2 (2) Mack Alston, 1 (1) Bill Thompson, 1 (1)	UMES discontinued football after the 1979 season. Clarence Clemons was Boozer's teammate in 1963 and 1964.
1974 - 10	Houston	7	9	1974 - 4	1974 - 12	5	Riley Odoms, 5 (5) Earl Thomas, 5 (4) Robert Newhouse, 2 (2) Elmo Wright, 2 (2) Charlie Hall, 1 (1)
1974 - 13	Penn St.	9	10	1974 - 5	1974 - 14	4	Lydell Mitchell, 7 (5) Franco Harris, 5 (5) Ted Kwalick, 2 (2) Ralph Baker, 1 (1)
1975 - 1	Arizona St.	9	13	1974 - 7	1975 - 5	12	Woody Green, 8 (6) Charley Taylor, 6 (4) J.D. Hill, 5 (5) Steve Holden, 3 (3) Benny Malone, 3 (3) Hugh McKinnis, 3 (3) Jerry Smith, 3 (3) Brent McClanahan, 2 (2) Curley Culp, 1 (1) Fair Hooker, 1 (1) Art Malone, 1 (1) Larry Walton, 1 (1)
1975 - 6	USC	13	22	1974 - 8	1976 - 1	15	O.J. Simpson, 25 (16) Lynn Swann, 13 (10) Sam Cunningham, 11 (8) Bob Chandler, 8 (6) Charle Young, 6 (6) Clarence Davis, 5 (3) Bob Klein, 4 (4) Rod McNeill, 4 (4) Charlie Evans, 2 (2) Gerry Mullins, 2 (2) Allen Carter, 1 (1) Marvin Cobb, 1 (1) Manfred Moore, 1 (1) Jim Obradovich, 1 (1) Skip Thomas, 1 (1)
1976 - 2	Penn St.	15	20	1975 - 2	1976 - 7	6	Franco Harris, 20 (13) Lydell Mitchell, 18 (13) John Cappelletti, 8 (6) Ed O'Neil, 2 (2) Mike Hartenstine, 1 (1) Bob Parsons, 1 (1)
1976 - 8	Jackson St.	18	25	1975 - 5	1977 - 1	7	Walter Payton, 22 (16) Harold Jackson, 12 (10) Rickey Young, 11 (10) Jerome Barkum, 4 (3) Lem Barney, 1 (1) Rich Caster, 1 (1) Rod Phillips, 1 (1)
1977 - 2	Colorado	15	20	1976 - 2	1977 - 7	11	Cliff Branch, 14 (11) J.V. Cain, 7 (7) Jon Keyworth, 5 (5) Don Hasselbeck, 4 (3) Bo Matthews, 4 (3) Cullen Bryant, 3 (3) Tony Reed, 2 (2) Pete Brock, 1 (1) Larry Brunson, 1 (1) Charlie Davis, 1 (1) Dave Logan, 1 (1)
1977 - 8	USC	7	12	1977 - 2	1977 - 13	12	Lynn Swann, 7 (6) Sam Cunningham, 5 (4) Clarence Davis, 5 (4) Bob Chandler, 4 (3) Pat Haden, 2 (2) Richard Wood, 2 (2) Ricky Bell, 1 (1) Anthony Davis, 1 (1) Willie Hall, 1 (1) Bob Klein, 1 (1) Mike Rae, 1 (1) Charle Young, 1 (1)
1977 - 14	Grambling St.	12	13	1977 - 3	1978 - 1	9	Sammy White, 9 (8) Charlie Joiner, 6 (5) Charlie A. Smith, 4 (4) James Harris, 2 (2) Frank Lewis, 2 (2) Bill Bryant, 1 (1) Gary Johnson, 1 (1) Robert Pennywell, 1 (1) Dwight Scales, 1 (1)
1977 - 14	Jackson St.	12	17	1977 - 3	1978 - 5	8	Walter Payton, 18 (10) Jerome Barkum, 8 (7) Harold Jackson, 8 (6) Wilbert Montgomery, 8 (4) Rickey Young, 6 (5) Rich Caster, 3 (3) Eddie Payton, 2 (1) Rod Phillips, 1 (1)
1978 - 6	Texas	7	7	1977 - 14	1978 - 6	4	Earl Campbell, 4 (3) Roosevelt Leaks, 4 (3) Raymond Clayborn, 1 (1) Alfred Jackson, 1 (1)
1978 - 7	Colorado	7	12	1978 - 1	1978 - 12	10	Tony Reed, 5 (5) Cullen Bryant, 4 (4) Jon Keyworth, 4 (4) Dave Logan, 2 (2) Rod Perry, 2 (2) Troy Archer, 1 (1) Cliff Branch, 1 (1) Mike Spivey, 1 (1) Billy Waddy, 1 (1) Dave Williams, 1 (1)
1978 - 13	USC	12	66	1978 - 2	1982 - 3	27	Lynn Swann, 29 (24) Lynn Cain, 19 (14) Bob Chandler, 19 (14) Ricky Bell, 18 (16) Sam Cunningham, 17 (17) Vince Evans, 12 (11) Ray Butler, 12 (9) Charle Young, 9 (9) Charles White, 9 (7) Bob Klein, 7 (7) O.J. Simpson, 6 (6) Mosi Tatupu, 6 (5) Jim Obradovich, 5 (5) Marcus Allen, 5 (3) Ronnie Lott, 3 (3) Charlie Phillips, 3 (3) Larry Braziel, 2 (2) Jeff Fisher, 1 (1) William Gay, 1 (1) Dave R. Lewis, 1 (1) Karl Lorch, 1 (1) Rod Martin, 1 (1) John McKay, 1 (1) Joe Shipp, 1 (1) Calvin Sweeney, 1 (1) Dennis Thurman, 1 (1) Richard Wood, 1 (1)
1982 - 4	UCLA	22	34	1980 - 15	1983 - 7	10	Wendell Tyler, 34 (23) Theotis Brown, 14 (12) Freeman McNeil, 12 (7) James Owens, 9 (9) Rick Walker, 4 (4) Wally Henry, 2 (2) Jewerl Thomas, 2 (2) Kenny Easley, 1 (1) Fulton Kuykendall, 1 (1) Dokie Williams, 1 (1)
1983 - 8	Missouri	16	16	1982 - 2	1983 - 8	10	James Wilder, 9 (7) Henry Marshall, 8 (6) Kellen Winslow, 8 (4) Gerry Ellis, 3 (3) Leo Lewis, 3 (2) Ron Fellows, 2 (2) Tony Galbreath, 2 (2) Johnnie Poe, 1 (1) Roger Wehrli, 1 (1) Eric Wright, 1 (1)
1983 - 9	Penn St.	11	11	1982 - 8	1983 - 9	9	Curt Warner, 10 (7) Franco Harris, 6 (6) Mike Guman, 3 (3) Mickey Shuler, 3 (3) Matt Suhey, 3 (3) Vyto Kab, 2 (2) Mike Meade, 2 (2) Jimmy Cefalo, 1 (1) Booker Moore, 1 (1)
1983 - 10	Texas	10	10	1983 - 1	1983 - 10	5	Earl Campbell, 8 (6) Alfred Jackson, 3 (2) Lam Jones, 3 (2) Bobby Johnson, 1 (1) Herkie Walls, 1 (1)
1983 - 11	SMU	10	10	1983 - 2	1983 - 11	2	Eric Dickerson, 19 (10) Wayne Morris, 1 (1)	Dickerson scored only once in the final 7 games (including playoffs) of his rookie season.
1983 - 11	Florida	10	11	1983 - 2	1983 - 12	6	James R. Jones, 7 (4) Cris Collinsworth, 5 (5) Nat Moore, 5 (4) Wes Chandler, 4 (3) Tyrone Young, 3 (3) Terry LeCount, 2 (2)
1983 - 13	USC	8	23	1983 - 6	1984 - 12	14	Marcus Allen, 24 (17) Ray Butler, 8 (7) Mosi Tatupu, 8 (4) Hoby Brenner, 6 (5) Rod Martin, 4 (4) Calvin Sweeney, 4 (3) Lynn Cain, 4 (2) Charle Young, 2 (2) Chip Banks, 1 (1) Joey Browner, 1 (1) Fred Cornwell, 1 (1) James McDonald, 1 (1) Jim Obradovich, 1 (1) Dennis Smith, 1 (1)
1984 - 13	North Carolina St.	9	10	1984 - 5	1984 - 14	4	Ted Brown, 6 (4) Mike Quick, 5 (5) Lin Dawson, 2 (2) Don Wilson, 1 (1)
1984 - 13	Jackson St.	9	11	1984 - 5	1984 - 15	4	Walter Payton, 10 (8) Jeff Moore, 2 (2) Larry Hardy, 1 (1) Wilbert Montgomery, 1 (1)
1984 - 16	Tampa	8	8	1984 - 9	1984 - 16	1	Freddie Solomon, 9 (8)	The University of Tampa discontinued football after 1974. Active NFL players from discontinued programs: Player School Year Disc. Mike Leach Boston University 1998 Gerald Sensabaugh East Tennessee St. 2003 Michael Koenen Western Washington 2008 Kyle Arrington Hofstra 2009 Stephen Bowen Hofstra 2009 Willie Colon Hofstra 2009 Marques Colston Hofstra 2009 Kareem Huggins Hofstra 2009
1985 - 1	Arizona St.	8	12	1984 - 10	1985 - 5	12	Gerald Riggs, 9 (7) Jerry Bell, 6 (5) Bruce Hardy, 5 (4) Mark Malone, 4 (4) Bernard Henry, 2 (2) Ron J. Brown, 1 (1) Mike Haynes, 1 (1) Melvin Hoover, 1 (1) Bill Kenney, 1 (1) Alvin Moore, 1 (1) Mike Pagel, 1 (1) Danny White, 1 (1)
1985 - 1	Florida	8	21	1984 - 10	1985 - 14	7	James R. Jones, 14 (12) Wes Chandler, 12 (9) Nat Moore, 9 (8) Cris Collinsworth, 8 (6) Lorenzo Hampton, 3 (2) Mike Mularkey, 1 (1) Tyrone Young, 1 (1)
1985 - 15	USC	18	18	1984 - 14	1985 - 15	12	Marcus Allen, 18 (12) Hoby Brenner, 5 (4) Ray Butler, 3 (3) Charles White, 3 (3) Charle Young, 3 (3) Jack Del Rio, 2 (2) Mosi Tatupu, 2 (2) Dennis Thurman, 2 (2) Joey Browner, 1 (1) Fred Cornwell, 1 (1) Paul McDonald, 1 (1) Anthony Munoz, 1 (1)
1985 - 16	Clemson	16	17	1985 - 1	1986 - 1	7	Kevin Mack, 12 (9) Dwight Clark, 10 (9) Steve Fuller, 5 (3) William Perry, 3 (3) Cliff Austin, 2 (2) Jerry Butler, 2 (2) Johnny Rembert, 2 (2)	This Refrigerator Perry touchdown extended Clemson's streak to 9.
1986 - 2	Arizona St.	9	16	1985 - 10	1986 - 9	14	Gerald Riggs, 14 (11) Ron J. Brown, 9 (7) Bruce Hardy, 4 (3) Alvin Moore, 4 (2) Robert Weathers, 2 (2) Mike Douglass, 1 (1) Jim Jeffcoat, 1 (1) Mark Malone, 1 (1) Paul Moyer, 1 (1) Tory Nixon, 1 (1) Mike Pagel, 1 (1) Mike Richardson, 1 (1) Danny White, 1 (1) Louis Wright, 1 (1)
1986 - 2	Kansas	9	9	1985 - 10	1986 - 2	4	Bobby L. Johnson, 7 (6) Wayne Capers, 2 (2) John Riggins, 2 (2) LeRoy Irvin, 1 (1)
1986 - 2	Nebraska	9	9	1985 - 10	1986 - 2	7	Roger Craig, 6 (5) Irving Fryar, 6 (4) Mike Rozier, 5 (4) Jeff Smith, 4 (3) Tim Smith, 2 (2) Bruce Mathison, 1 (1) Jamie Williams, 1 (1)
1986 - 10	South Carolina	13	15	1985 - 14	1986 - 12	2	George Rogers, 19 (14) Willie Scott, 3 (3)
1986 - 13	Miss. Valley St.	4	4	1986 - 10	1986 - 13	2	Jerry Rice, 6 (3) Carl Byrum, 1 (1)	The last of the historically black colleges to hold the active record.
1986 - 13	Baylor	4	6	1986 - 10	1986 - 15	4	Walter Abercrombie, 6 (3) Allen Rice, 4 (4) Alfred Anderson, 3 (2) Dennis Gentry, 1 (1)
1986 - 13	Fresno St.	4	6	1986 - 10	1986 - 15	2	Stephone Paige, 6 (5) Henry Ellard, 4 (3)	Paige (309) and Ellard (230) are among the 41 receivers to have 230+ yard games.
1986 - 16	Penn St.	6	8	1986 - 11	1987 - 2	7	Curt Warner, 8 (5) Kenny Jackson, 5 (3) Mickey Shuler, 2 (2) D.J. Dozier, 2 (1) Gregg Garrity, 1 (1) Ron R. Heller, 1 (1) Matt Suhey, 1 (1)	No PSU player scored in any of the 3 replacement games.
1986 - 16	Stanford	6	8	1986 - 11	1987 - 2	6	Darrin Nelson, 4 (4) Greg Baty, 3 (3) Gordon Banks, 1 (1) John Elway, 1 (1) James Lofton, 1 (1) Turk Schonert, 1 (1)	No Stanford player scored in any of the 3 replacement games.
1987 - 3	Auburn	8	9	1986 - 12	1987 - 4	9	James Brooks, 4 (3) Joe Cribbs, 3 (2) Lionel James, 2 (1) Byron Franklin, 1 (1) Brent Fullwood, 1 (1) Kevin Greene, 1 (1) Bob Harris, 1 (1) Tim Jessie, 1 (1) Ed West, 1 (1)	Jessie's and Harris's NFL careers ended after Week 5 of 1987.
1987 - 3	USC	8	12	1986 - 12	1987 - 7	14	Marcus Allen, 5 (5) Ray Butler, 5 (4) Michael Harper, 2 (2) James McDonald, 2 (2) Anthony Munoz, 2 (2) Charles White, 2 (2) Hoby Brenner, 2 (1) Mark Boyer, 1 (1) Vince Evans, 1 (1) Andrew Jackson, 1 (1) John Kamana, 1 (1) Clay Matthews, 1 (1) Malcolm Moore, 1 (1) Mosi Tatupu, 1 (1)	Most career TD, presidentially-named players:  54, George Washington Rogers 18, James Monroe [Jack] Russell 15, Bryant Andrew Johnson 7, William McKinley [Billy] Brooks III 4, John Adams 3, Willie James Buchanon 1, Jefferson Davis [Jeff] Burkett 1, Jim Carter 1, George Washington [Tuffy] Conn 1, Theodore Roosevelt [Ted] Cremer 1, Andrew Jackson
1987 - 8	LSU	11	50	1986 - 14	1989 - 16	13	Dalton Hilliard, 32 (26) Eric Martin, 23 (18) Garry James, 12 (10) Carlos Carson, 11 (9) Gene Lang, 7 (7) Herman Fontenot, 7 (6) Wendell Davis, 3 (2) Karl Bernard, 2 (2) Eugene Daniel, 2 (2) Liffort Hobley, 2 (2) Henry Thomas, 2 (2) Sammy Martin, 1 (1) Alan Risher, 1 (1)
1990 - 1	Miami (FL)	35	53	1987 - 14	1991 - 2	17	Ottis Anderson, 34 (27) Eddie Brown, 25 (18) Brian Blades, 18 (15) Albert Bentley, 16 (15) Cleveland Gary, 16 (10) Michael Irvin, 14 (11) Alonzo Highsmith, 10 (8) Mel Bratton, 8 (7) Warren Williams, 7 (7) Andre Brown, 5 (5) Brett Perriman, 4 (4) Jim Kelly, 2 (2) Bernie Kosar, 2 (2) Vinny Testaverde, 2 (2) Jim Burt, 1 (1) Keith Griffin, 1 (1) Alfredo Roberts, 1 (1)
1991 - 3	Tennessee	10	11	1990 - 11	1991 - 4	6	Anthony Miller, 4 (4) Stanley Morgan, 4 (3) Willie Gault, 3 (3) Tim McGee, 3 (3) Reggie Cobb, 2 (2) Sam Graddy, 2 (2)
1991 - 3	Oklahoma St.	10	20	1990 - 11	1991 - 13	2	Barry Sanders, 21 (12) Thurman Thomas, 20 (15)	The OSU backfield of 1986 and 1987 is one of two to have two members in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
1991 - 14	Stanford	10	12	1991 - 5	1991 - 16	7	James Lofton, 7 (6) Brad Muster, 7 (5) John Elway, 4 (4) Emile Harry, 2 (2) Darrin Nelson, 2 (2) Jim Price, 2 (1) Greg Baty, 1 (1)
1991 - 17	Notre Dame	7	10	1991 - 11	1992 - 3	9	Tim Brown, 6 (5) Allen Pinkett, 4 (3) Mark Green, 2 (1) Mark Bavaro, 1 (1) Rob Carpenter, 1 (1) Rodney Culver, 1 (1) Pete Holohan, 1 (1) Anthony Johnson, 1 (1) Ricky Watters, 1 (1)
1991 - 17	Florida St.	7	12	1991 - 11	1992 - 5	10	Jessie Hester, 5 (4) Lawrence Dawsey, 4 (4) Dexter Carter, 4 (3) Marion Butts, 3 (2) Hassan Jones, 3 (2) Pat Carter, 2 (2) Deion Sanders, 2 (2) Terrell Buckley, 1 (1) Martin Mayhew, 1 (1) Sammie Smith, 1 (1)
1992 - 6	Florida	7	9	1991 - 17	1992 - 8	6	Emmitt Smith, 11 (7) Neal Anderson, 6 (4) James R. Jones, 2 (1) Wilber Marshall, 1 (1) Louis Oliver, 1 (1) John L. Williams, 1 (1)
1992 - 6	Tennessee	7	19	1991 - 17	1993 - 1	11	Reggie Cobb, 9 (9) Anthony Miller, 8 (7) Alvin Harper, 6 (5) Willie Gault, 4 (4) Tim McGee, 4 (3) Dale Carter, 3 (3) Carl Pickens, 3 (3) Anthony Morgan, 2 (2) Sam Graddy, 1 (1) Terry McDaniel, 1 (1) Reggie White, 1 (1)
1993 - 2	Michigan St.	7	8	1992 - 13	1993 - 3	3	Andre Rison, 7 (5) Lorenzo White, 4 (4) Mark Ingram, 2 (2)
1993 - 4	Auburn	6	6	1992 - 16	1993 - 4	6	Ron Middleton, 2 (2) Alexander Wright, 2 (2) Fred Baxter, 1 (1) Walter Reeves, 1 (1) Lawyer Tillman, 1 (1) Frank Warren, 1 (1)
1993 - 4	Notre Dame	6	7	1992 - 16	1993 - 5	12	Tim Brown, 4 (4) Mark Bavaro, 2 (2) Jerome Bettis, 2 (2) Rodney Culver, 2 (2) Anthony Johnson, 2 (2) Ricky Watters, 2 (2) Reggie Brooks, 1 (1) Mark Green, 1 (1) Rocket Ismail, 1 (1) Rick Mirer, 1 (1) Irv Smith, 1 (1) Chris Zorich, 1 (1)
1993 - 6	Miami (FL)	5	9	1993 - 2	1993 - 10	9	Horace Copeland, 4 (2) Brian Blades, 3 (3) Cleveland Gary, 2 (2) Michael Irvin, 2 (2) Kevin Williams, 2 (2) Randal Hill, 1 (1) Brett Perriman, 1 (1) Lamar Thomas, 1 (1) Darryl Williams, 1 (1)
1993 - 11	Florida	9	10	1993 - 3	1993 - 12	5	Emmitt Smith, 7 (6) Neal Anderson, 3 (3) John L. Williams, 3 (2) Ernie Mills, 1 (1) Louis Oliver, 1 (1)
1993 - 13	Nebraska	6	6	1993 - 8	1993 - 13	4	Irving Fryar, 4 (4) Johnny Mitchell, 2 (1) Roger Craig, 1 (1) Tyrone Hughes, 1 (1)
1993 - 13	Texas	6	6	1993 - 8	1993 - 13	3	Keith Cash, 3 (3) Eric Metcalf, 3 (2) Kerry Cash, 2 (2)	Keith and Kerry Cash are identical twins.
1993 - 14	USC	5	8	1993 - 10	1993 - 17	7	Marcus Allen, 10 (7) Mark A. Carrier, 1 (1) Curtis Conway, 1 (1) Scott Galbraith, 1 (1) Paul Green, 1 (1) Rodney Peete, 1 (1) Mazio Royster, 1 (1)
1993 - 18	Ohio St.	8	8	1993 - 11	1993 - 18	4	Cris Carter, 6 (4) Keith Byars, 5 (4) Scottie Graham, 3 (3) Vince Workman, 3 (2)
1993 - 18	Michigan St.	8	11	1993 - 11	1994 - 3	6	Andre Rison, 11 (8) Courtney Hawkins, 5 (5) Mark Ingram, 4 (3) Ty Hallock, 2 (2) Duane Young, 2 (2) Butch Rolle, 1 (1)	Rolle and Mike Vrabel co-share the NFL record for most consecutive receptions for TD, 10.
1993 - 18	Penn St.	8	12	1993 - 11	1994 - 4	7	Gary Brown, 11 (8) Jeff Hostetler, 5 (5) Michael Timpson, 5 (5) Troy Drayton, 4 (4) Leroy Thompson, 3 (2) Richie Anderson, 2 (2) O.J. McDuffie, 2 (2)
1994 - 5	Michigan	7	7	1993 - 17	1994 - 5	7	Leroy Hoard, 3 (3) Anthony Carter, 3 (2) Desmond Howard, 2 (2) Derrick Alexander, 1 (1) Jarrod Bunch, 1 (1) Chris Calloway, 1 (1) Jim Harbaugh, 1 (1)
1994 - 6	La-Monroe	5	5	1994 - 2	1994 - 6	3	Jackie Harris, 3 (3) Roosevelt Potts, 2 (2) Vincent Brisby, 2 (1)
1994 - 6	Ohio St.	5	8	1994 - 2	1994 - 9	7	Keith Byars, 7 (6) Cris Carter, 4 (2) Jeff Graham, 3 (3) Jeff Cothran, 1 (1) Scottie Graham, 1 (1) Robert Smith, 1 (1) Chris Spielman, 1 (1)
1994 - 6	Tennessee	5	36	1994 - 2	1996 - 3	12	Carl Pickens, 29 (21) Anthony Miller, 22 (18) Alvin Harper, 11 (11) Charlie Garner, 10 (7) Anthony Morgan, 8 (7) James Stewart, 5 (5) Reggie Cobb, 4 (4) Terry McDaniel, 4 (4) Aaron Hayden, 3 (2) Dale Carter, 1 (1) Tim McGee, 1 (1) Chuck Smith, 1 (1)
1996 - 4	Notre Dame	25	40	1994 - 14	1997 - 2	19	Ricky Watters, 31 (22) Tim Brown, 23 (17) Dorsey Levens, 18 (16) Jerome Bettis, 16 (13) Lake Dawson, 7 (7) Anthony Johnson, 7 (7) Ray Zellars, 6 (6) Rocket Ismail, 6 (4) Reggie Brooks, 3 (3) Rodney Culver, 3 (3) Jim Flanigan, 3 (3) Rick Mirer, 3 (3) Irv Smith, 3 (2) Todd Lyght, 2 (2) Derrick Mayes, 2 (2) Oscar McBride, 2 (2) Mark Bavaro, 1 (1) Tom Carter, 1 (1) Willie Clark, 1 (1)
1997 - 3	UCLA	14	26	1996 - 7	1997 - 15	11	Karim Abdul-Jabbar, 22 (15) Bert Emanuel, 13 (12) J.J. Stokes, 4 (4) Sean LaChapelle, 2 (2) Carnell Lake, 2 (2) Troy Aikman, 1 (1) Tommy Bennett, 1 (1) Jamir Miller, 1 (1) Jonathan Ogden, 1 (1) Mike Sherrard, 1 (1) Eric Turner, 1 (1)	NFL player name changes (non-comprehensive): Old New Sharmon Shah Karim Abdul-Jabbar John McNally Johnny Blood (unofficial) Sam Salemi Sam Dana (post-NFL) Mark Dupas Mark Super Duper Michael Jackson Michael Dyson (for 1 game) London Fletcher London Fletcher-Baker Will Peterson William James Willie Hammock Pete Johnson Maurice Drew Maurice Jones-Drew Nick Williams Nick Luchey Melvin Campbell Muhsin Muhammad (changed at age 4) Reggie Rutland Najee Mustafaa Chad Johnson Chad Ochocinco Troy Aumua Troy Polamalu Bobby Moore Ahmad Rashad Larry Faulk Abdul Salaam Greg White Stylez G. White Dominick Davis Dominick Williams
1997 - 16	Ohio St.	24	82	1996 - 10	2001 - 6	22	Cris Carter, 57 (47) Eddie George, 48 (36) Joey Galloway, 31 (24) Robert Smith, 27 (23) Rickey Dudley, 25 (19) Terry Glenn, 20 (20) Jeff Graham, 17 (11) Raymont Harris, 15 (14) David Boston, 10 (8) Keith Byars, 8 (8) Chris Sanders, 7 (6) Kent Graham, 5 (4) Joe Montgomery, 4 (4) Shawn Springs, 4 (4) Brian Stablein, 2 (2) Michael Wiley, 2 (2) Nate Clements, 1 (1) Andy Katzenmoyer, 1 (1) Rob Kelly, 1 (1) Damon Moore, 1 (1) William White, 1 (1) Dan Wilkinson, 1 (1)
2001 - 7	San Diego St.	10	10	2000 - 15	2001 - 7	5	Marshall Faulk, 16 (6) Az-Zahir Hakim, 3 (3) Darnay Scott, 2 (2) Will Blackwell, 1 (1) Justin Watson, 1 (1)
2001 - 8	Syracuse	7	8	2001 - 2	2001 - 9	6	Marvin Harrison, 10 (5) Qadry Ismail, 5 (5) Kevin Johnson, 5 (5) Donovan McNabb, 2 (2) Rob Konrad, 1 (1) Roland Williams, 1 (1)
2001 - 10	Missouri Southern	7	7	2001 - 4	2001 - 10	2	Rod Smith, 6 (5) James Thrash, 5 (3)	Smith and Thrash are the only MSSU alums to score an NFL TD.
2001 - 10	Marshall	7	11	2001 - 4	2001 - 14	5	Randy Moss, 10 (7) Troy Brown, 5 (5) Jermaine Wiggins, 2 (2) Mike Bartrum, 1 (1) Doug Chapman, 1 (1)
2001 - 15	Notre Dame	10	10	2001 - 6	2001 - 15	9	Tim Brown, 9 (6) Jerome Bettis, 4 (3) Marc Edwards, 3 (3) Jeff Burris, 1 (1) Rocket Ismail, 1 (1) Dorsey Levens, 1 (1) Todd Lyght, 1 (1) Allen Rossum, 1 (1) Ricky Watters, 1 (1)
2001 - 16	Nebraska	10	15	2001 - 7	2002 - 4	8	Ahman Green, 8 (6) Cory Schlesinger, 5 (5) Mike Brown, 3 (3) Correll Buckhalter, 1 (1) Keyuo Craver, 1 (1) Sheldon Jackson, 1 (1) Mike Minter, 1 (1) Tyrone Williams, 1 (1)
2002 - 5	Syracuse	12	12	2001 - 11	2002 - 5	7	Marvin Harrison, 8 (7) Qadry Ismail, 5 (4) Kevin Johnson, 5 (4) Rob Konrad, 3 (3) Donovan McNabb, 3 (3) Roland Williams, 2 (2) Tebucky Jones, 1 (1)
2002 - 6	San Diego St.	12	16	2001 - 12	2002 - 10	5	Marshall Faulk, 23 (12) Az-Zahir Hakim, 4 (4) Obafemi Ayanbadejo, 2 (1) Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, 1 (1) Darnay Scott, 1 (1)
2002 - 11	Tennessee	11	22	2002 - 1	2003 - 5	12	Travis Henry, 21 (12) Charlie Garner, 13 (11) Jamal Lewis, 12 (8) Peerless Price, 10 (8) Donte Stallworth, 9 (9) James Stewart, 6 (5) Eric Parker, 4 (4) Peyton Manning, 2 (2) David Martin, 2 (2) Shawn Bryson, 1 (1) Onterrio Smith, 1 (1) Cedrick Wilson, 1 (1)
2003 - 6	Florida St.	17	18	2002 - 7	2003 - 7	9	Zack Crockett, 10 (8) Warrick Dunn, 8 (7) Peter Warrick, 8 (7) Laveranues Coles, 6 (6) Derrick Brooks, 2 (2) Javon Walker, 2 (2) Anquan Boldin, 2 (1) Mario Edwards, 1 (1) Travis Minor, 1 (1)
2003 - 8	Miami (FL)	11	149	2002 - 15	2011 - 10	34	Clinton Portis, 70 (45) Reggie Wayne, 68 (59) Willis McGahee, 63 (47) Santana Moss, 53 (42) Andre Johnson, 52 (44) Edgerrin James, 50 (39) Frank Gore, 49 (39) Jeremy Shockey, 33 (31) Devin Hester, 31 (25) Greg Olsen, 24 (22) Kellen Winslow Jr., 23 (20) Bubba Franks, 16 (15) Najeh Davenport, 15 (12) Roscoe Parrish, 11 (11) Ed Reed, 11 (11) Jimmy Graham, 11 (9) Phillip Buchanon, 6 (6) Javarris James, 6 (4) Antrel Rolle, 5 (4) Ray Lewis, 3 (3) Vinny Testaverde, 3 (3) James Jackson, 3 (2) Sinorice Moss, 3 (2) Kenny Holmes, 2 (2) Jarrett Payton, 2 (2) Warren Sapp, 2 (2) Jonathan Vilma, 2 (2) Nate Webster, 2 (2) Nick Luchey, 2 (1) Bruce Johnson, 1 (1) Andre King, 1 (1) Brandon Meriweather, 1 (1) Duane Starks, 1 (1) Sean Taylor, 1 (1)
2011 - 11	Pittsburgh	13	30	2010 - 16	2012 - 11	10	LeSean McCoy, 25 (17) Larry Fitzgerald, 13 (12) LaRod Stephens-Howling, 6 (6) Joe Flacco, 3 (3) Tommie Campbell, 2 (2) Jonathan Baldwin, 1 (1) Nate Byham, 1 (1) Dion Lewis, 1 (1) Lousaka Polite, 1 (1) Darrelle Revis, 1 (1)	Pro-football-reference does not list Flacco as a Pitt alum  even though he played 3 games there as a redshirt  freshman.  Many other players are listed on PFR as alums of two or three schools and are  factored into each of those school's streaks.
2012 - 12	Miami (FL)	6		2012 - 7		9	Jimmy Graham, 5 (4) Santana Moss, 5 (4) Frank Gore, 2 (2) Greg Olsen, 2 (1) Andre Johnson, 1 (1) Colin McCarthy, 1 (1) Willis McGahee, 1 1) Olivier Vernon, 1 (1) Reggie Wayne, 1 (1)	A Miami alum has scored a touchdown in 178 of the last 181 weeks.
2012 - 12	LSU	6		2012 - 7		4	Stevan Ridley, 4 (4) Brandon LaFell, 3 (3) Trindon Holliday, 2 (2) Rueben Randle, 1 (1)	Longest streaks since Pitt became the active leader: School Streak Span Florida 24* 2011 W4-2012 W10 California 15 2011 W11-2012 W6 Alabama 11 2011 W12-2012 W5 Georgia 11 2012 W1-2012 W11 Miami (FL) 11 2011 W12-2012 W5 USC 11 2011 W9-2012 W2 Central Florida 10 2011 W9-2012 W1 Tennessee 10 2012 W1-2012 W10 Georgia Tech 9 2011 W9-2012 W3 Maryland 9 2011 W10-2012 W4 Tennessee 8 2011 W6-2011 W13 *Counting Cam Newton for Florida.  Without Newton, 11.

*The basic criteria for "alumni" used here is "Did the player in question appear in any games for the specific school?" Pitt doesn't list Joe Flacco as a letterwinner and pro-football-reference only lists him under Delaware, but we know through official NCAA statistics, play-by-play, and contemporary media accounts that Flacco played in games that counted at Pitt. 

Players who never appeared in a game like Randy Moss, redshirted for his freshman season at Florida State then kicked off the team, or Lee Smith, dismissed from Tennessee for a DUI before his freshman year, are not counted towards those schools' streaks as long as they played elsewhere. Nor are players like Whizzer White (law degree from Yale) or Shaquille O'Neal (doctorate from Barry University) who attended other schools for post-eligibility education counted towards those schools' streaks. 

Players like Antonio Gates who didn't play football in college are counted for the schools that they attended while undergraduates.