Can you name the athletes with all-time Unbreakable Records? by stokedjock80

Can you name the athletes with all-time Unbreakable Records?

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A widely considered AllTime unbreakable record(NFL)will probably be broken in 2012:Unitas' 47 consecutive games with a TD. Drew Brees,currently with 43 should do it. Unitas'record has stood for 52 yrs
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stat number and sport	name	record
10 - basketball		scoring titles
181 - basketball		career triple doubles
200 - auto racing		auto racing titles
92 - hockey		goals in a season
511 - baseball		career wins
3,265 - basketball		career steals
2,857 - hockey		career points
23 - basketball		career average for rebounds
3,830 - basketball		career blocks
1,963 - hockey		career assists
44 - basketball		ncaa career average points per game
49-0 - boxing		career win-loss record
18,355 - football		career rushing yards
7 - cycling		consecutive tour de france titles
7 - basketball		consecutive championship titles

stat number and sport	name	record
1,549 - football		career receptions
4 in 4 - olympics
1,406 - baseball		career stolen bases
1.12 - baseball
23,924 - basketball		career rebounds
762 - baseball		career home runs
5,714 - baseball		strike-outs in a career
56 - baseball		consecutive games hits streak
508 - football		career touchdowns
31-13-11.5 - basketball		triple-double average for a season
163 - hockey		assists in a season
18 - swimming		gold medals in a career
2,632 - baseball		consecutive games played
297 - football		consecutive games started/played
71,838 - football		career passing yards

stat number and sport	name	record
15,806 - basketball		career assists
back to back - baseball		no-hitters
62 - tennis		total career grand-slam titles
100 - basketball		points in a game
6 - soccer
4,256 - baseball		career hits
215 - hockey		points in a season
11 - basketball		championship titles
22,895 - football		career receiving yards
208 - football		career touchdowns
109 - tennis		career titles
22 - swimming		medals in a career
24 - tennis		career singles grand-slam titles
894 - hockey		career goals

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Sports all-time Unbreakable Records Quiz

by stokedjock80

Created Aug 14, 2012 in Sports
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	thatmagicdragon:	Aug 14th, 2012 at 15:16 GMT		1 point
	Maravich's career scoring average was not 44 per game. Also, 2,632 baseball will only accept jr as the answer.

	BaronZbimg:	Aug 14th, 2012 at 15:50 GMT		2 points
	Good idea, poor execution. Pete Maravich was a very good player, but 44 PPG over a career ... hum

	pita:	Aug 14th, 2012 at 15:53 GMT		2 points
	44 was Maravich's college average. 1.12 isn't even the ERA record. Some of these are silly, how can you call a record that been set in the last 10 years "unbreakable"? For example, Pujols has a shot at Bonds' record if he rebounds from this year.

	stokedjock80:	Aug 15th, 2012 at 11:01 GMT		1 point
	my fault..i forgot to state that Maravich's record is a college one. It's been corrected.

	stokedjock80:	Aug 15th, 2012 at 11:24 GMT		-1 points
	to pita: the 1.12 era is obviously the modern day record."Feats" can't be considered records if they were done when the sport, in this case, and the physical body was still under-developed. The best of the best pitchers then (before world war 1 or even 2) wouldn't be able to have a respectable era if they played today. And as far as your Pujols comment, obviously your a fan of his. If he passes Bonds' career record tell me where to send you a $10,000 check.Good Luck!

	statgeek:	Aug 15th, 2012 at 13:00 GMT		2 points
	I agree. Bonds record of career home runs won't ever be in danger as long as MLB keeps cracking down on drug use and/or the league doesn't allow bionic bodied players or aliens to play. All the major sports journal list Bonds' season HR record of 73 to be unbreakable but i'm more inclined to say it's his career record that's unbreakable since any good player can have a mega year or fluke season and break season records but a career can never be a fluke because one needs to be consistent year in year out for a long time. I see that there are only 7 season records included in this list which i'd say is about right cuz they're season records that are just too outrageous to come close to.