Highlights
College Career:
- Became an instant threat by setting a freshman record for receptions with 36 catches for 518 yards and three touchdowns
- The totals were the second-best on the squad
- Against Colorado he caught a freshman-record 10 balls for 146 yards and one touchdown
- He was the first A&M freshman with multiple 100-yard games
- During his sophomore campaign in 2002, Terrence contributed 36 catches for 599 yards and 4 touchdowns
- Terrence had a pair of 100-yard receiving days — a season-high 128 yards on 5 catches vs. Oklahoma and 101 yards on 4 catches vs. Missouri
- His junior year, he led the team in receptions and receiving yards, kickoff return yardage and all-purpose yards
- Earned first-team All-Big 12 honors as a kickoff returnman after leading the conference with a 27.2 average
- Gained 1,538 all-purpose yards, which was a record for an Aggie wide receiver
- Caught 44 passes for 762 yards (17.3 average)
- Terrence recorded a school record of 626 yards on 23 kickoff returns with a long of 77 yards against Arkansas State
- Earned first-team All-Big 12 honors at wide receiver after posting 51 catches for 682 yards and three touchdowns senior year
- Had a team-best 28 catches that produced first downs
- Was second on the team with 11 20-yard-plus gains
- Started 10 games at wide receiver
- Ranked second on the team in all-purpose yards with 842 (84.2 per game)
- Owns school records in receptions and receiving yards with 131 for 1,962
- Murphy finished his career with 29 starts in 45 games
- He caught 172 passes for 2,600 yards (15.1 avg.) and ten touchdowns
- He shattered the previous school career records of 117 receptions for 1,740 yards by Bethel Johnson (1999-2002)
- Murphy also gained 209 yards on 17 carries (12.3 avg.) with a score and returned 31 kickoffs for 761 yards (24.5 avg.)
- Only Carl Roaches (1,087, 1972-75), Leeland McElroy (1,099, 1993-95) and Rod Harris (1,209, 1985-88) had more yards on kickoff returns in a career at Texas A&M.
Career Bests:
- Receptions - 10 vs. Colorado, 2001
- Receiving Yards - 156 vs. Missouri, 2003
- Long Reception - 61 vs. Oklahoma, 2002
- Long Rush - 80 (td) vs. Utah, 2003
- All-Purpose Yards - 241 vs. Utah, 2003
- KO Return Yards - 135 vs. Arkansas State, 2003
High School Career:
- Earned Offensive Most Valuable Player honors in District 15-4A at quarterback while passing for 1,149 yards and 11 touchdowns and completing 65 of 158 passes his senior season
- Also rushed for 512 yards and seven touchdowns on 92 carries as a senior.