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NCAA Career Sack Leaders

At ASU, Suggs Was Unstoppable

By Tim Hyland, About.com

Terrell Suggs

Terrell Suggs is the NCAA's all-time sack leader.

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In the early 2000s, there was one player that no Pac-10 quarterback wanted to see lined up across the line of scrimmage: Terrell Suggs.

In just three years at Arizona State, the defensive end registered an incredible 44 quarterback sacks, setting the NCAA career record in the process.

The rest of the NCAA’s all-time sack leaders are listed here.

Terrell Suggs, Arizona State (2000-02): 44 career sacks
Jason Babin, Western Michigan (2000-03): 38
David Pollack, Georgia (2001-04): 36
Shaun Phillips, Purdue (2000-03): 33.5
Elvis Dumervil, Louisville (2002-05): 32.0
Dwight Freeney, Syracuse (2000-01): 30.5
Dave Ball, UCLA (2000-03): 30.5
Lawrence Jackson, Southern California (2004-07): 30.5
Matt Roth, Iowa (2001-04): 30.0
Jorge Cordova, Nevada (2000-03): 29.0
Bo Schobel, TCU (2000-03): 29.0
Kenechi Udeze, USC (2001-03): 28.0
Johnathan Goddard, Marshall (2001-04): 27.5
Calvin Pace, Wake Forest (2000-02): 27.0
Antwan Peek, Cincinnati (2000-02): 27.0

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