A great injustice that the Joe & Ebo Show won't stand for...

The NCAA doesn't want you to believe that Ron Dayne is the NCAA's all-time rusher, even though his stats prove that he his... Please read below:

On December 17th, 2016, San Diego State’s Donnel Pumphrey broke the NCAA’s all-time record for rushing yards in a career, going for 115 yards in the Aztecs’ 34-10 win against Houston in the Las Vegas Bowl. The senior finished his career with 6,405 yards, topping the previous mark of 6,397 yards held by Wisconsin's Ron Dayne since 1999.

If you’re thinking to yourself, ‘gosh, Dayne had more yards than that,’ you’re not wrong. While the NCAA says Dayne’s career total was 6,397, the Wisconsin record book puts it at 7,125 yards. Why the discrepancy? Well, the NCAA didn’t start counting bowl stats until 2002, meaning the 725 yards Dayne ran for his four bowl games, including three 200-yard outings, aren’t counted in the official stats.