[Spiny_Norman]

Actually, I was thinking of the UW game in 2011, when Stanford won 65-21 and rushed for 446 yards.

In any case, if we go by adjusted QB rating--and the QB played the majority of the game--since 2011, here's the list:

Hogan, Oregon 2013 (99.1)
Hogan, USC #1 2015 (99.0)
Costello, Oregon 2018 (98.5)
Hogan, ASU #2 2013 (97.8)
Hogan, Cal 2013 (97.8)
Hogan, Colorado 2015 (97.6)
Hogan, Notre Dame 2015 (97.5)
Hogan, ASU #1 2013 (97.1)
Hogan, UCLA 2015 (96.9)
Chryst, Oregon 2017 (96.9)


Luck, Burns, Mills, West, etc. don't make the top 10.

Good work, Papa John. Thank you. Confirms quantitatively what I had suspected.

Box score for Hogan at UCLA in 2014 shows a rating of 99.1 also. Should that have been on the list too?

I would also give Top 10 Shaw Era consideration to Hogan's performance at Pullman in 2015. The passing numbers were abysmal (10 of 19 for 86 yards). But Hogan rushed for over 100 yards and led Stanford to a win that saved the season.

[Spiny_Norman]

Actually, I was thinking of the UW game in 2011, when Stanford won 65-21 and rushed for 446 yards.

In any case, if we go by adjusted QB rating--and the QB played the majority of the game--since 2011, here's the list:

Hogan, Oregon 2013 (99.1)
Hogan, USC #1 2015 (99.0)
Costello, Oregon 2018 (98.5)
Hogan, ASU #2 2013 (97.8)
Hogan, Cal 2013 (97.8)
Hogan, Colorado 2015 (97.6)
Hogan, Notre Dame 2015 (97.5)
Hogan, ASU #1 2013 (97.1)
Hogan, UCLA 2015 (96.9)
Chryst, Oregon 2017 (96.9)


Luck, Burns, Mills, West, etc. don't make the top 10.

Good work, Papa John. Thank you. Confirms quantitatively what I had suspected.

Box score for Hogan at UCLA in 2014 shows a rating of 99.1 also. Should that have been on the list too?

I would also give Top 10 Shaw Era consideration to Hogan's performance at Pullman in 2015. The passing numbers were abysmal (10 of 19 for 86 yards). But Hogan rushed for over 100 yards and led Stanford to a win that saved the season.