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Houston QB D’Eriq King breaks NCAA record TD streak set by Tim Tebow
By Andrew Olson
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An NCAA record touchdown streak set by Tim Tebow at Florida has been broken.
On Thursday night, Houston QB D’Eriq King made it 15 straight games with both a rushing and passing touchdown. King broke the streak with this impressive second-quarter touchdown run.
.@UHCougarFB‘s D’Eriq King now has a pass TD and rush TD in 15 straight games, breaking Tim Tebow’s previous record (14) for the longest streak in FBS history.
No other player has an active streak longer than 3 games. pic.twitter.com/gDhbXaPmjj
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) September 20, 2019
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On the ESPN broadcast, it was noted that King’s Houston teammates were chanting “Tebow” as he approached the sidelines after the score. Houston currently leads Tulane 28-14 in the second quarter.
King has been getting some other Florida-related attention lately for his connection to another Gators quarterback. King and Kyle Trask were high school teammates, with King being the starter and Trask taking the second-string role. In recent interviews, King has been highly complimentary of Trask, praising his work ethic.
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