Christian McCaffrey Sets Rose Bowl Record for All-Purpose Yards

It's been a year of nothing but broken records for Christian McCaffrey.

Add one more to the list after his epic performance Friday in the Rose Bowl.

The Stanford Cardinal running back set the bowl's single-game record for all-purpose yards with 368 yards, breaking former Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver Jared Abbrederis' mark of 346 yards, per Dan Greenspan of the Associated Press.

The Heisman Trophy finalist has eclipsed the 300-yard mark six times this season, per ESPN Stats & Info, while no other player in the country has done so more than twice.

In the midst of leading the Cardinal to another Pac-12 championship and a dominant victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Rose Bowl, McCaffrey has spent the season rewriting the record books. He broke the Pac-12 record for the most all-purpose yards in a season, once held by Reggie Bush, and he later broke Barry Sanders' NCAA record for all-purpose yards as well.

ESPN's J.A. Adande shared his thoughts on McCaffrey's day:

McCaffrey has carried the Cardinal to the top of the Pac-12 and single-handedly led Stanford to a win over Iowa on Friday. He's going to finish the year close to 4,000 all-purpose yards, which is a remarkable feat even in today's era of college football.