Cam Ward Breaks Miami Hurricanes' Single-Season Passing Records

The Heisman Trophy contender surpasses Bernie Kosar's 40-year-old marks for passing yards and completions in a standout season.

Cam Ward broke Bernie Kosar's 1984 Miami Hurricanes records for single-season passing yards and completions during a game against Wake Forest.
Ward surpassed Kosar's passing yardage record of 3,642 with a 13-yard completion in the second quarter, reaching 3,643 yards for the season.
Later in the game, Ward set a new completions record with his 263rd pass, topping Kosar's previous mark of 262.
Ward, who already holds Miami's single-season touchdown pass record, is also on pace to break school records for completion percentage and career accuracy.
As one of the nation's top quarterbacks this season, Ward has led Miami to a 9-1 record and is considered a front-runner for the Heisman Trophy.