Clifford M. Scott (2003) - Dr. and Mrs. Edmond J. Gicewicz Family UB Athletics Hall of Fame Inductees

Clifford M. Scott

1991-94 (BA '94, MS '96) 19835

Clifford was a four-year starter at quarterback who went on to become the all-time leading offensive threat (by more than 2,000 yards) in UB team history with 8,479 yards.
He was the UB career-passing leader who threw for 7,578 yards and rushed for another 901. No other UB QB threw more passes (1,101) or completed more (545) during his career.
Clifford accounted for a team record 63 career touchdowns, throwing for 43 (missing the record by one TD toss), and rushing for another 20 (tied for fifth). He still holds the single-season record for total TDs with 27 and is tied for the highest number of TD passes with 18.
At the time of his induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame, Cliff, who fired the first Bull's Division I pass in UB Stadium, ranked among the top ten in twenty-four career, single-season, and game offensive categories.
Clifford's "career game" came against New Haven in 1992 when he threw for five TDs and threw a team record 490 yards. A year earlier, he was named the ECAC rookie of the year.