In yet another display of Tulsa’s balanced offense and improved defense, the Golden Hurricane improved to 7-2 with its convincing 45-24 victory against East Carolina. And like so many of this season’s contests, there were some records broken and notable performances that took place as well. Here’s a look at what happened on Saturday and where things stand with the school’s all-time charts:

QB DANE EVANS

• Senior quarterback Dane Evans finished the game with 274 yards passing and three touchdowns. Evans now has 10,568 passing yards and trails Paul Smith (2003-07) as the school’s all-time passing leader by 368 yards.

• Evans also finished the game with 258 yards of total offense and now has 10,587 yards of total offense. He trails G.J. Kinne (2009-11) by 244 yards for second on the school’s all-time chart.

• In AAC play, Evans now has 9,678 passing yards. Already tops on the conference’s passing chart, he needs 322 yards to become the first AAC quarterback to reach the 10,000-yard mark.

WR KEEVAN LUCAS

• Senior receiver Keevan Lucas finished the game with nine receptions for 91 yards and one touchdown. Lucas is now in sole possession of fourth place on Tulsa’s all-time reception chart with 210. He was previously tied with Garrett Mills (2002-05).

• Lucas now has 2,907 career receiving yards and needs 45 yards to surpass Damon Savage (1996-99) for fourth on Tulsa’s all-time chart. Lucas also needs 93 yards to become the fourth Tulsa receiver to reach the 3,000-yard mark.

• Lucas now as 217 career reception and has surpassed Savage for third on Tulsa’s all-time chart.

RB JAMES FLANDERS

• Senior running back James Flanders finished the game with 181 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

• Flanders now has 1,084 rushing yards on the season and is the 13th Tulsa player to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. He has surpassed Brett Adams (1989) for 12th on Tulsa’s season rushing chart.

RB D’ANGELO BREWER

• Junior running back D’Angelo Brewer had 180 rushing yards and a touchdown. He now has 983 rushing yards this season and needs 17 yards to become the 16th Tulsa player to reach the 1,000-yard mark.

• Brewer also has 1,948 career rushing yards and needs 52 yards to become the 12th Tulsa player to reach the 2,000-yard mark.

FLANDERS / BREWER

• Flanders and Brewer have a combined 2,063 rushing yards this season, which is the third most combined rushing yardage for a pair of Tulsa teammates. They trail Gordon Brown and Steve Gage (1985) by 30 yards and Micheal Gunter and Ken Lacy (1982) by 498 yards.

RUSHING YARDS

1. Tarrion Adams – 1,523 (2008)
2. Michael Gunter – 1,464 (1982)
3. Howard Waugh – 1,372 (1952)
4. Trey Watts – 1,329 (2013)
5. Chris Hughley – 1,326 (1991)
6. Tarrion Adams – 1,225 (2007)
7. Gordon Brown – 1,201 (1985)
8. Michael Gunter – 1,198 (1983)
9. Howard Waugh – 1,118 (1951)
10. Trey Watts – 1,108 (2012)
11. Ken Lacy – 1,097 (1982)
12. James Flanders – 1,080 (2016)
13. Brett Adams – 1,071 (1989)
T14. Derrick Ellison – 1,064 (1986)
T14. Uril Parrish – 1,064 (2004)
D’Angelo Brewer – 983 (2016)

COMBINED RUSHING YARDS BY TWO TEAMMATES

1. Micheal Gunter/Ken Lacy – 2,561 (1982)
2. Gordon Brown/Steve Gage – 2,093 (1985)
3. James Flanders/D’Angelo Brewer – 2,063 (2016)
4. Tarrion Adams/Jamad Williams – 2,046 (2008)
5. Trey Watts/Ja’Terian Douglas – 2,040 (2012)
6. Chris Hughley/Ron Jackson – 2,000 (1991)

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

1. Alex Singleton – 24 (2012)
2. Zack Langer – 18 (2015)
3. Steve Gage – 17 (1985)
T4. James Flanders – 14 (2016)
T4. Tarrion Adams – 14 (2008)
T4. Courtney Tenniel – 14 (2006)
T4. Micheal Gunter – 14 (1983)

300+ YARD PASSING GAMES

1. Paul Smith – 15 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 14 (2009-11)
3. Dane Evans – 13 (2013)

PASSING YARDS

1. Paul Smith – 10,936 (2003-07)
2. Dane Evans – 10,568 (2013-pres.)

TOTAL OFFENSE

1. Paul Smith – 11,602 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 10,831 (2009-11)
3. Dane Evans – 10,587 (2013-pres.)

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS

1. Paul Smith – 83 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 81 (2009-11)
3. T.J. Rubley – 73 (1987-91)
4. Dane Evans – 70 (2013-pres.)

TOUCHDOWN RESPONSBILITY

1. Paul Smith – 111 (2003-07)
2. G.J. Kinne – 96 (2009-11)
3. Dane Evans – 79 (2013-pres.)

RECEIVING YARDS

1. Howard Twilley – 3,343 (1963-65)
2. Dan Bitson – 3,300 (1987-89, 1991)
3. Keyarris Garrett – 3,209 (2011-15)
4. Damon Savage – 2,952 (1996-99)
5. Keevan Lucas – 2,907 (2013-pres.)
6. Damaris Johnson – 2,746 (2008-10)
7. Wes Caswell – 2,562 (1993-98)
8. Charles Clay – 2,544 (2007-10)
9. Donald Shoals – 2,441 (1999-2001)
10. Garrett Mills – 2,389 (2002-05)
11. Steve Largent – 2,385 (1973-75)
12. Trae Johnson – 2,372 (2007-10)
13. Chris Penn – 2,370 (1991, 1993)
14. Brennan Marion – 2,356 (2007-08)
15. Josh Atkinson – 2,308 (2013-pres.)

RECEPTIONS

1. Howard Twilley – 261 (1963-65)
2. Keyarris Garrett – 219 (2012-15)
3. Keevan Lucas – 217 (2013-pres.)
3. Damon Savage – 212 (1996-99)
5. Garrett Mills – 201 (2002-05)
6. Wes Caswell – 196 (1993-98)
7. Charles Clay – 189 (2007-10)
8. Damaris Johnson – 188 (2008-2010)
9. Donald Shoals – 185 (1999-2001)
10. Josh Atkinson – 178 (2013-pres.)

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS

T1. Howard Twilley – 32 (1963-65)
T1. Steve Largent – 32 (1973-75)
3. Dan Bitson – 29 (1987-89, 91)
4. Charles Clay – 28 (2007-10)
5. Trae Johnson – 27 (2007-10)
6. Keevan Lucas – 26 (2013-pres.)

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

1. Dan Bitson – 16 (1987-91)
2. Howard Twilley – 14 (1963-65)
3. Chris Penn – 12 (1991, 1993)
4. Damaris Johnson – 11 (2008-2010)
T5. Keevan Lucas – 10 (2013-pres.)
T8. Josh Atkinson – 10 (2013-pres.)
T5. Keyarris Garrett – 10 (2012-15)
T5. Brennan Marion – 10 (2007-08)

FIELD GOALS

7. Eric Lange – 35 (1991-92)
8. Redford Jones – 32 (2015-pres.)

CAREER PASSING YARDS

1. Dane Evans – 9,678 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)

CAREER 300-YARD PASSING GAMES

1. Dane Evans – 13 (Tulsa/2016-pres.)

CAREER RECEIVING YARDS

2. Shaq Washington – 2,528 (Cincinnati/2013-15)
3. Keevan Lucas – 2,473 (Tulsa/2014-pres.)