19 Facts About Darren Studstill

Darren Studstill was a member of the London Monarchs in the World League of American Football.

Darren Studstill accepted a football scholarship from West Virginia University.

Darren Studstill set a new school record with a 76-yard touchdown pass to James Jett against the University of Cincinnati.

Darren Studstill's starting debut ended early when he suffered a shoulder strain early in the second quarter against the University of Pittsburgh.

Darren Studstill returned to action against the University of South Carolina, throwing for 176 yards and rushing for 50 yards.

Kelchner was the prototype pocket passer, while Darren Studstill was an all-around athletic player.

Darren Studstill passed for over 1,000 yards for the second consecutive season, posting 1,065 yards passing with 9 touchdowns, while rushing for 65 yards on 39 carries with 2 touchdowns.

Darren Studstill saw his first action in the third game against the University of Missouri and had his best performance of the season against Rutgers University, completing on 11 of 16 attempts for a season-high 214 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Darren Studstill finished ranked sixth on the school's all-time list in career touchdown passes and seventh in attempts and passing yards.

Darren Studstill was not considered a pro style quarterback entering the NFL because of his inaccuracy and was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the sixth round of the 1994 NFL draft, with the intention of being converted into a defensive back.

Darren Studstill appeared in one game, while being declared inactive in 3 contests and the playoffs.

Darren Studstill suffered a sprained knee in the seventh game against the Chicago Bears and missed the following 2 contests.

Darren Studstill appeared in 8 of the last 10 games and collected one special teams tackle.

Darren Studstill was a starter at free safety and tied for the league lead with five interceptions, while making 51 tackles.

Darren Studstill had 6 special teams tackles, including 3 in season finale against the Atlanta Falcons.

Darren Studstill played in all 3 playoff games, making 3 special teams tackles.

Darren Studstill was dismissed despite great success on the field in his inaugural campaign, partly because he and Principal Guarn Sims differed over the way Studstill handled finances and supervised his assistant coaches, though no one alleged deliberate wrongdoing by Studstill.

Darren Studstill was a finalist for the county's Lou Groza Coach of the Year award.

Darren Studstill's son Devin, was a safety at the University of Notre Dame.