Navy's Keenan Reynolds has been chasing history all season. In a 29-17 victory over USF on Saturday, Reynolds scored his 76th and 77th career rushing touchdowns to tie former Wisconsin running back Montee Ball for the NCAA career touchdowns record.
Heading into a matchup at Memphis on Saturday, Reynolds will be looking to stamp his name in the record books. If becoming the all-time NCAA career touchdown leader and having the opportunity to defeat a Top 25 team was not enough, Reynolds has the opportunity to do so in his home state of Tennessee.
With three more regular season games and a bowl game on the schedule before his illustrious career at the Naval Academy comes to a close, Reynolds appears to have a more than legitimate chance to go down in NCAA history.
With or without records, leaving a bigger legacy is more important to the signal caller. "Records are meant to be broken, a lot of people were in the record book and still don’t have the best legacy. I am just working off the field being a great guy, being a great leader, a great person and same on the field and lead my team to wins."