Alabama A&M had a quarterback throw for 417 yards and a receiver catch four touchdowns. A Robert Morris linebacker recorded 21 tackles, and three defenders finished tied for the national lead in sacks.
Week 7 of FCS football featured remarkable individual performances across the country, from explosive offensive showings to record-breaking defensive efforts on Saturday, Oct. 17.
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Welcome to Stat Kings, our weekly look at the players putting up the biggest numbers in FCS football. Here are the top performers across six categories, including passing, rushing, receiving and defense.
FCS Passing Yards: Cornelious Brown IV Throws For 417 Yards
👑 King: Cornelious Brown IV, Alabama A&M — 417 yards
2nd: Quinn Boyd, Stony Brook — 412 yards
3rd: Alex Gevaudan, Mercyhurst — 409 yards
Brown completed 22 of 38 passes for five touchdowns in Alabama A&M's 61-31 victory over Grambling, connecting with Jaylan Bean for four scores. Just eight yards separated the top three quarterbacks, with Boyd throwing for 412 yards against UAlbany and Gevaudan adding four touchdowns against Central Connecticut.
FCS Rushing Yards: Hugo Djeumeni Kemeni Runs For 243 Yards
👑 King: Hugo Djeumeni Kemeni, Yale — 243 yards
2nd: Floyd Chalk, Southern Utah — 212 yards
3rd: Kennedy McGill, Western Illinois — 183 yards
Djeumeni Kemeni carried the ball 36 times for 243 yards and a touchdown against Rhode Island. Chalk helped Southern Utah upset No. 12 UC Davis, while McGill added three rushing touchdowns and 264 passing yards against Southeast Missouri State.
FCS Receiving Yards: Jaylan Bean Scores Four Touchdowns
👑 King: Jaylan Bean, Alabama A&M — 240 yards
2nd: Marquis Buchanan, Rhode Island — 193 yards
3rd: Seth Sweitzer, Stony Brook — 190 yards
Bean caught 10 passes for 240 yards and four touchdowns against Grambling, giving Alabama A&M both the passing and receiving leaders. Buchanan added two touchdowns in Rhode Island's victory over Yale, while Sweitzer recorded 10 receptions and two scores against UAlbany.
FCS Total Tackles: Amanuel Dickson Records 21 Tackles
👑 King: Amanuel Dickson, Robert Morris — 21 tackles
2nd: Trevor Barry, New Hampshire — 20 tackles
3rd: Rett Hemphill, Murray State — 18 tackles
Dickson broke Robert Morris' single-game tackles record with 21 stops, including 11 solo tackles and three tackles for loss against New Haven. Barry finished with 12 solo tackles against Monmouth, while Hemphill added 2.5 tackles for loss against South Dakota.
FCS Sack Leaders: Three Players Record Three Sacks
👑 Co-King: Armani Itote, Chicago State — 3 sacks
👑 Co-King: Zac Crews, Montana State — 3 sacks
👑 Co-King: Jarmal Gilmore, Davidson — 3 sacks
Itote added 10 tackles and 4.5 tackles for loss against North Carolina A&T, while Crews helped Montana State defeat Eastern Washington 56-20. Gilmore matched their three-sack performances and recorded four tackles for loss against Morehead State.
FCS Interceptions: Jaden Davis Picks Off Three Passes
👑 King: Jaden Davis, Bethune-Cookman — 3 interceptions
Tied 2nd: Victor Holt, UAlbany — 2 interceptions
Tied 2nd: Cole Taylor, Montana State — 2 interceptions
Tied 2nd: DJ Delmore, Southeast Missouri State — 2 interceptions
Tied 2nd: Jalen Edwards, Lafayette — 2 interceptions
Tied 2nd: Rymen Mosley, Tennessee State — 2 interceptions
Tied 2nd: B.J. Washington, Jackson State — 2 interceptions
Davis recorded three interceptions, nine tackles and a sack in Bethune-Cookman's 34-14 victory over Mississippi Valley State. His three picks tied for the third-most in a single game in program history, while six other FCS defenders finished with two interceptions apiece.
Who Were The FCS Football Stat Kings In Week 7?
Passing Yards: Cornelious Brown IV, Alabama A&M — 417
Rushing Yards: Hugo Djeumeni Kemeni, Yale — 243
Receiving Yards: Jaylan Bean, Alabama A&M — 240
Total Tackles: Amanuel Dickson, Robert Morris — 21
Sacks: Armani Itote, Zac Crews and Jarmal Gilmore — 3 each
Interceptions: Jaden Davis, Bethune-Cookman — 3
Statistics reflect The Rundown's FCS Week 7 single-game leaderboards.
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