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As impressive as winning the duel between the SEC's best quarterbacks on the road may be for Mississippi State's Dak Prescott, the feat is even more spectacular considering his counterpart Brandon Allen also accounted for seven touchdowns for Arkansas.
In the end, Prescott's final touchdown was the deciding factor in a one-point victory for the Bulldogs. For his amazing individual effort, the MSU quarterback has been named as the SEC's Offensive Player of the Week.
He is the first player in SEC history to account for 550+ yards and SEVEN touchdowns. Offensive POTW: DAK PRESCOTT. pic.twitter.com/djTjpZPJbK
— SEC Sports (@SEC) November 23, 2015
Via the SEC's Week 12 Players of the Week statement:
• Prescott had the best game by a quarterback in MSU history and one of the best in SEC history on Saturday against Arkansas. He became the first player in SEC history to account for over 550 yards of total offense and seven touchdowns in the same game.
• He was also the only player in the NCAA FBS to achieve the feat this year and first by a Power 5 player since 2013. Prescott led the Bulldogs to their largest fourth-quarterback comeback (trailed 11) since the 2007 Egg Bowl. He became the eighth player in SEC history to throw for over 500 yards in a game as he finished 38-of-50 for 508 yards and five touchdowns.
• The seven TDs responsible tied an SEC record, while Prescott joined Johnny Manziel as the only SEC players to ever record over 550 yards of total offense in a single game. Dak broke his own single-game school records in passing yards and completions.
• He also rushed for 46 yards and two scores. In the process, he became just the fourth player in NCAA FBS history and second in the SEC to throw for 60 touchdowns and rush for 40 touchdowns in a career.
