BALTIMORE, Md. - The 2014 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference co-champion Morgan State Bears rewrote their own school records book and altered a number of other records during their chase for the school's first MEAC championship since 1979, and it's first NCAA Division I Playoff berth.
 
When the 2014 season came to a close after a historic run to the FCS Playoffs, coach Lee Hull's team had not only made one of the most improbable runs in MEAC history, but it also cemented its place in Morgan State lore by setting or tying 57 season or game records, including Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and school records.
 
From sophomore running back Herb Walker Jr. setting the school single season rushing record (1,408 - ranked +No. 14 in FCS), to Chris Moller's school record 28 consecutive PATs, to Moses Skillon setting the school record in touchdown passes in a season (11) and tossing 5 TDs in a game on offense, and Christopher Robinson setting the school record in sacks in a season and in a career on defense, 2014 was full of chart-topping performances for the Bears.
 
A total of 19 team records were set, but the Bears mark for home wins in a season, capturing the MEAC championship and earning its first FCS Playoff berth will long be remembered.
 
Records Set or Tied in 2014 by Morgan State
MEAC and Morgan State | *Records Tied | +2014 FCS Final Ranking
Program Records (19)
13 – Games played, season (Most ever)
840 – Total offensive plays, season
5 – Most TD passes, game
18 - *Most TD passes, season
49 – PAT Attempts, season
47 – PATs Made, season
9 – PATs Made, game (Delaware State)
251 – First Downs, season
33 – Sacks, season
4 – Home Record, season (4-0, 1^st time undefeated since 1979)
4 – Consecutive games 25-plus points since 2004
24 – Points scored in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
 
Misc.
175 – Rushing Yards, in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
285 – Passing Yards, in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
23 - First downs in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
79 – Total plays, in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
460 – Total offensive yards, in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
46 - Points allowed, in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
2 - Interceptions in FCS playoff game (vs. Richmond)
 
Individual (38)
Listed Alphabetically
 
P Lawrence Forbes
Morgan State
39.0 - Punt average in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
45 - Longest punt in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
 
WR Andrew King
Morgan State
3 - *Most touchdown receptions in a game, vs. Delaware State
80 - Receiving yards in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
1 - Receiving TDs in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
 
K Chris Moller
Morgan State
73 - Kicking points, career
47 - Extra points made, season
49 - Extra points attempted, season
28 - Consecutive extra points, season
9 - Extra points, game (vs. Delaware State)
29 – Longest field goal made in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
 
DE Christopher Robinson
MEAC
4.0 – Christopher Robinson, Sacks, game – T-Ranks No. 5
Morgan State
15 – Sacks, season (ranked +No. 6 in FCS)
27.5 – Sacks, career (2011-14)
 
QB Moses Skillon
MEAC
5 – Most TD passes, game (vs. Delaware State) – *Tied for No. 5^th
Morgan State
17 - Touchdowns responsible for, season
11 - Touchdown passes, season
5 - Touchdown passes, game (vs. Delaware State)
6 - Touchdowns responsible for, game (vs. Delaware State)
198.9 - Passing yards per game, season
25 – Passes completed, game (vs. S.C. State)
123.6 - Passing efficiency, season
45 – Passes attempted, game (vs. Richmond)
46 - Longest TD pass in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
18 – Points Responsible for in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
 
RB Herb Walker Jr.
MEAC
1,408 – Rushing yards, season – Ranks No. 9
271 – Rushing Yards, game – Ranks No. 5
Morgan State
1,408 – Rushing yards, season (ranked +No. 14 in FCS)
117.3 – Rushing yards average per game (ranked +No. 12 in FCS)
271 – Rushing yards, game (+No. 4 highest rushing total in FCS, 271 yds vs. Holy Cross)
7 - Games gaining 100 or more yards total offense, season
2 - Games gaining 200 or more yards total offense, season
1 - Game gaining 250 or more yards total offense, season
137.7 - Average total offensive yards, season
120 – Rushing yards in FCS Playoff game
1,652 – All purpose yards, season
31 - Longest rush in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)
120 - Rushing yards in FCS Playoff game (vs. Richmond)

OL Matthew Thompson
Was named to the TonySoftli.com Football Championship Subdivision Freshman All-America Second-Team