Attendance records and TV ratings are listed at the bottom of the page.

MOST POINTS - GAME
67, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
66, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
56, Washington (vs. Baylor) 12/29/11

MOST POINTS - HALF
43, Baylor (2nd half vs. Washington) 12/29/11
38, Nebraska (1st half vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
35, Washington (1st half vs. Baylor) 12/29/11

MOST POINTS - QUARTER
31, Nebraska (2nd quarter vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
29, Baylor (3rd quarter vs. Washington), 12/29/11
28, Washington (2nd quarter vs. Baylor), 12/29/11

MOST COMBINED POINTS - GAME
123, Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56), 12/29/11*
83, Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17), 12/30/00
72, Texas Tech (41) vs. Michigan State (31), 1/2/10

MOST COMBINED POINTS - HALF
64, Baylor vs. Washington (2nd half), 12/29/11
59, Baylor vs. Washington, (1st half), 12/29/11
55, Nebraska vs. Northwestern (1st half), 12/30/00

MOST COMBINED POINTS - QUARTER
45, Nebraska vs. Northwestern (2nd quarter), 12/30/00*
43, Baylor vs. Washington (3rd quarter), 12/29/11*
31, Purdue vs. Kansas St. (4th quarter), 12/29/98

MOST POINTS BY A LOSING TEAM
56, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
34, Kansas St. (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98

FEWEST POINTS
0, Texas A&M (vs. Penn State), 12/28/99
0, Texas Tech (vs. Iowa), 12/29/96

CONFERENCE RECORDS
Big Ten: 8-6 (Iowa 2-2; Michigan 0-2; Michigan State 0-2; Northwestern 0-2; Ohio State 1-0; Penn State 2-0; Purdue 2-0 and Wisconsin 1-0)
Big 12: 8-7 (Baylor 1-0; Colorado 0-1; Kansas State 0-1; Missouri 1-0; Nebraska 3-0; Oklahoma State 1-2; Texas A&M 1-1, Texas 1-0 and Texas Tech 1-2)
Pac-10/12: 2-3 (Arizona 0-1, California 1-0, Oregon State 0-1, Washington 0-1, and Washington State 1-0)
Southwest Conference: (Baylor 0-1)

In 1993 and 1994, the Alamo Bowl matched the Southwest Conference vs. the Pac-10. (Iowa was an at-large selection in 1993 as the SWC did not have a bowl eligible team). From 1995-2010, the Valero Alamo Bowl has matched the Big Ten vs. the Big 12. Starting in 2010 the Valero Alamo Bowl matched-up the Big 12 vs. the Pac-10 (now Pac-12). 

ALL-TIME ALAMO BOWL ATTENDANCE
66,166 Valero Alamo Bowl, December 29, 2007 (Penn State vs. Texas A&M)
65,875 Alamo Bowl, December 30, 2006 (Texas vs. Iowa)
65,380 SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 1999 (Penn State vs. Texas A&M)
65,277 Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2012 (Texas vs. Oregon State)
65,265 MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2004 (Ohio State vs. Oklahoma State)
65,256 Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2011 (Washington vs. Baylor)
65,232 SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2001 (Texas Tech vs. Iowa)
64,757 Valero Alamo Bowl, Jan. 2, 2010 (Michigan State vs. Texas Tech)
64,597 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 1995 (Michigan vs. Texas A&M)
62,016 MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 2005 (Michigan vs. Nebraska)
60,780 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 1998 (Kansas State vs. Purdue)
60,028 SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 30, 2000 (Nebraska vs. Northwestern)
57,595 Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2010 (Arizona vs. Oklahoma State)
56,229 MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2003 (Nebraska vs. Michigan State)
55,986 Valero Alamo Bowl, December 29, 2008 (Missouri vs. Northwestern)
55,677 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 1996 (Texas Tech vs. Iowa)
55,552 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 30, 1997 (Oklahoma State vs. Purdue)
50,690 Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard, Dec. 28, 2002 (Wisc. vs. Colorado)
45,716 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 31, 1993 (California vs. Iowa)
44,106 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 31, 1994 (WashingtonState vs. Baylor)

TOP 15 ALL-TIME ALAMODOME CROWDS
66,835 South Texas Billy Graham Crusade, April 6, 1997 (free event)
66,166 Valero Alamo Bowl, December 26, 2007 (Penn State vs. Texas A&M)
65,875 Alamo Bowl, December 30, 2006 (Texas vs. Iowa)
65,562 New Orleans Saints vs. Atlanta Falcons, Oct. 16, 2005
65,380 SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 1999 (Penn State vs. Texas A&M)
65,280 South Texas Billy Graham Crusade, April 5, 1997 (free event)
65,277 Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2012 (Texas vs. Oregon State)
65,265 MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2004 (Ohio State vs. Oklahoma State)
65,256 Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2011 (Washington vs. Baylor)
65,232 SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2001 (Texas Tech vs. Iowa)
65,035 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship, Dec. 4, 1999 (Nebraska vs. Texas)
64,824 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship, Dec. 6, 1997 (Nebraska vs. Texas A&M)
64,757 Valero Alamo Bowl, Jan. 2, 2010 (Michigan State vs. Texas Tech)
64,597 Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 1995 (Michigan vs. Texas A&M)
64,583 AT&T Corps Classic, Sept. 16, 2006 (Texas A&M vs. Army)

ALL-TIME ALAMO BOWL TV RATINGS
6.3 - Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 1995 (Michigan vs. Texas A&M)
6.0 - Alamo Bowl, Dec. 30, 2006 (Texas vs. Iowa)
5.6 - Valero Alamo Bowl, Jan. 2, 2010 (Michigan State vs. Texas Tech)
5.4 - MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 2005 (Michigan vs. Nebraska)
5.2 - SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 28, 1999 (Penn State vs. Texas A&M)
5.1 - Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2011 (Washington vs. Baylor)
4.9 - Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 1998 (Kansas State vs. Purdue)
4.8 - Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2012 (Texas vs. Oregon State)
4.4 - Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard, Dec. 28, 2002 (Wisconsin vs. Colorado)
4.3 - MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2004 (Ohio State vs. Oklahoma State)
4.2 - MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2003 (Nebraska vs. Michigan State)
3.9 - Bulders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 30, 1997 (Oklahoma State vs. Purdue)
3.8 - SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 30, 2000 (Nebraska vs. Northwestern)
3.8 - Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 1996 (Texas Tech vs. Iowa)
3.8 - Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Dec. 31, 1994 (Washington State vs. Baylor)
3.8 - SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2001 (Texas Tech vs. Iowa)
3.3 - Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2010 (Arizona vs. Oklahoma State)
2.7 - Valero Alamo Bowl, Dec. 29, 2007 (Texas A&M vs. Penn State)

ESPN's increased distribution each year means the viewership per rating point also increases. Through 2012, the Valero Alamo Bowl has the #1, #2, #6, #11 and and #14 most-watched non-BCS bowl games in ESPN history in terms of household impressions. The January 2, 2010 broadcast delivered 5.6 million households followed by the 5.5 million households who tuned into the 2006 game. The 1995 Alamo Bowl is the highest rated ESPN non-BCS bowl game in history but only delivered 4.3 million household impressions.

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS
37, Cory Ross, Nebraska (vs. Michigan State), 12/29/03
30, Chris Polk, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
29, Tyrell Sutton, Northwestern (vs. Missouri), 12/29/08 

MOST YARDS RUSHING
240, Dan Alexander, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
200, Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11

MOST YARDS PER CARRY
12.0, Dan Alexander, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
9.5, Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
5, Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
3, Keith Price, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11

LONGEST RUN
89, (TD), Terrence Ganaway, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/10
78, Tevin Reese, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
69, (TD), Damien Anderson, Northwestern (vs. Nebraska), 12/30/00

MOST TOUCHDOWNS (RUSHING & PASSING)
7, (4 passing, 3 rushing), Keith Price, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11*
5, (5 rushing), Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
4, (3 passing, 1 rushing), Chad Henne, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
4, (2 passing, 2 rushing), Eric Crouch, Nebraska (vs. Michigan), 12/28/00

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS
53, Drew Brees, Purdue (vs. Kansas State), 12/29/98
50, Nick Foles, Arizona (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/10

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS
32, Nick Foles, Arizona (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/10
29, Taylor Potts, Texas Tech (vs. Michigan State), 1/2/10
29, Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech (vs. Iowa), 12/29/01

MOST YARDS PASSING
438, Keith Price, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
372, Taylor Potts, Texas Tech (vs. Michigan State), 1/2/10

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES
4, Keith Price, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
3, C.J. Bacher, Northwestern (vs. Missouri), 12/29/08
3, Chad Henne, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
3, Zac Taylor, Nebraska (vs. Michigan), 12/28/05
3, Michael Bishop, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98
3, Dave Barr, California (vs. Iowa), 12/31/93

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
77.1 (27-35), Chad Davis, Wash. St. (vs. Baylor), 12/31/94
75.0 (21-28), Dave Barr, California (vs. Iowa), 12/31/93
72.7 (24-33), Robert Griffin III, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED
4, Randy McCown, Texas A&M (vs. Penn State), 12/28/99
4, Michael Bishop, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98

LONGEST PASS RECEPTION FOR A TOUCHDOWN
88, (TD), Darnell McDonald, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98
80, (TD), Jermaine Kearse, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
71, (TD), Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State (vs. Arizona), 12/29/10

MOST RECEPTIONS
11, Isaac Jones, Purdue (vs. Kansas State), 12/29/98
10, Detron Lewis, Texas Tech (vs. Michigan State), 1/2/10
9, Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State (vs. Arizona), 12/29/10
9, Juron Criner, Arizona (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/10

MOST YARDS RECEIVING
198, Jermaine Kearse, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
159, Andy Brodell, Iowa (vs. Texas), 12/30/06

MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS
2, Andy Brodell, Iowa (vs. Texas), 12/30/06
2, Terrence Nunn, Nebraska (vs. Michigan), 12/28/05
2, D.J. Hackett, Colorado (vs. Wisconsin), 12/28/02
2, Matt Davison, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
2, Isaac Jones, Purdue (vs. Kansas State), 12/29/98
2, Darnell McDonald, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98
2, Amani Toomer, Michigan (vs. Texas A&M), 12/28/95
2, Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State (vs. Arizona), 12/29/10
2, Devin Aguilar, Washington (vs. Baylor, 12/29/11

LONGEST FIELD GOAL
51, Josh Brown, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 21/30/00
50, Clinton Greathouse, Texas Tech (vs. Iowa), 12/29/01
50, Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State (vs. Arizona), 12/29/10

MOST FIELD GOALS
5, Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M (vs. Michigan), 12/28/95*
4, Nate Kaeding, Iowa (vs. Michigan), 12/29/01
4, Mike Nugent, Ohio State (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/04

MOST FIELD GOALS IN A HALF
3, Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M (vs. Michigan), 12/28/05
3, Nate Kaeding, Iowa (vs. Texas Tech), 12/29/01
3, Mike Nugent, Ohio State (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/04

MOST FIELD GOALS IN A QUARTER
2, Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M (vs. Michigan), 12/28/95
2, Nate Kaeding, Iowa (vs. Texas Tech), 12/29/01
2, Robert Treece, Texas Tech (vs. Iowa), 12/29/01
2, Mike Nugent, Ohio State (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/04
2, Matt Williams, Texas Tech (vs. Michigan State), 1/2/10

MOST PATs
9, Josh Brown, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
8, Aaron Jones, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
8, Erik Polk, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS
6, Keshawn Martin, Michigan State (vs. Texas Tech), 1/2/10
6, Bishop Sankey, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
5, Frank Murphy, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98
5, Ivory McCann, Texas Tech (vs. Iowa), 12/29/01

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
179, Travis Cobb, Arizona (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/10
149, Keshawn Martin, Michigan State (vs. Texas Tech), 1/2/10

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN
69, Steve Breaston, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
64, Travis Cobb, Arizona (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/29/10
56, Anthony Bowma, Iowa (vs. Texas), 12/30/06

MOST PUNTS
10, J.J. Standring, Northwestern (vs. Nebraska), 12/30/00
8, Sam Koch, Nebraska (vs. Michigan), 12/28/05
8, Nick Gallery, Iowa (vs. California), 12/31/93

LONGEST PUNT RETURN
75, Jeremy Maclin, Missouri (vs. Northwestern), 12/29/08
46, Kasen Williams, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
32, Bobby Newcombe, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
32, David Allen, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/28/98

MOST CUMULATIVE PUNT RETURN YARDS
72, Steve Breaston, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
67, David Allen, Kansas State (vs. Purdue), 12/29/98
53, Kasen Williams, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11

MOST PUNT RETURNS
7, Steve Breaston, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
5, Ben Bronson, Baylor (vs. Washington State), 12/31/94

LONGEST PUNT
67, Justin Brantly, Texas A&M (vs. Penn State), 12/29/07
62, Cole Farden, Oklahoma State (vs. Ohio State), 12/29/04

BEST PUNT AVERAGE
55.0, Justin Brantly, Texas A&M (vs. Penn State), 12/29/07
54.5, Kiel Rasp, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
52.0, Shane Lechler, Texas A&M (vs. Penn State), 12/28/99
52.0, Nick Gallery, Iowa (vs. Texas Tech), 12/29/96
52.0, Spencer Roth, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11

MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
240, Dan Alexander, Nebraska (vs. Northwestern), 12/30/00
224, Steve Breaston, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
200, Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
198, Jermaine Kearse, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11

MOST INTERCEPTIONS
2, Leon Hall, Michigan (vs. Nebraska), 12/28/05
2, Derek Fox, Penn State (vs. Texas A&M), 12/28/99
2, Billy Gustin, Purdue (vs. Kansas State), 12/29/98
2, Adrian Beasley, Purdue (vs. Oklahoma State), 12/30/97

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN
91 (TD), Don Strickland, Colorado (vs. Wisconsin), 12/28/02
62 (TD), Markelle Martin, Oklahoma State (vs. Arizona), 12/29/10

MOST TACKLES
17, Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri (vs. Northwestern), 12/29/08
15, Elliot Coffey, Baylor (vs. Washington), 12/29/11
15, Sean Parker, Washington (vs. Baylor), 12/29/11
15, Cort Dennison, Washington (vs. Baylor, 12/29/11
14, Napoleon Harris, Northwestern (vs. Nebraska), 12/30/00
14, LaVar Arrington, Penn State (vs. Texas A&M), 12/28/99

MOST SACKS
4.5, Alex Okafor, Texas (vs. Oregon State), 12/29/12
3.5, Chike Okeafor, Purdue (vs. Kansas State), 12/29/98

*NCAA Bowl Record