College Football Receiving Leaders

2025 RECEIVING LEADERS

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Danny Scudero (San José State) led 2025 college football receiving with 1,297 yards.

#	PLAYER	TEAM	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
1	San José StateDanny ScuderoWR	San José State	88	1,297	14.7	10
2	UConnSkyler BellWR	UConn	101	1,276	12.6	13
3	North TexasWyatt YoungWR	North Texas	70	1,264	18.1	10
4	Ohio StateJeremiah SmithWR	Ohio State	87	1,243	14.3	12
5	MiamiMalachi ToneyWR	Miami	109	1,211	11.1	10
6	Texas StateBeau SparksWR	Texas State	84	1,200	14.3	10
7	TCUEric McAlisterWR	TCU	72	1,190	16.5	10
8	USCMakai LemonWR	USC	79	1,156	14.6	11
9	DukeCooper BarkateWR	Duke	72	1,106	15.4	7
10	RutgersKJ DuffWR	Rutgers	60	1,084	18.1	7
11	North Dakota StateBryce LanceWR	North Dakota State	–	1,079	–	8
11	Georgia SouthernCamden BrownWR	Georgia Southern	65	1,079	16.6	14
13	Florida StateDuce RobinsonWR	Florida State	56	1,074	19.2	6
14	Mississippi StateBrenen ThompsonWR	Mississippi State	57	1,054	18.5	6
15	East CarolinaAnthony SmithWR	East Carolina	64	1,053	16.5	7
16	OhioChase HendricksWR	Ohio	71	1,037	14.6	7
17	Arkansas StateCorey RuckerWR	Arkansas State	73	1,029	14.1	–
17	Florida AtlanticEaston MesserWR	Florida Atlantic	100	1,029	10.3	6
19	CaliforniaJacob De JesusWR	California	107	1,022	9.6	6
20	TennesseeChris Brazzell IIWR	Tennessee	62	1,017	16.4	9
21	Boston CollegeLewis BondWR	Boston College	89	1,010	11.3	–
22	ToledoJunior Vandeross IIIWR	Toledo	82	1,008	12.3	11
23	Texas StateChris Dawn Jr.WR	Texas State	65	1,007	15.5	–
24	Georgia StateTed HurstWR	Georgia State	71	1,004	14.1	–
25	Miami (OH)Kam PerryWR	Miami (OH)	–	976	–	6
26	BuffaloNik McMillanWR	Buffalo	61	975	16.0	–
27	HoustonAmare ThomasWR	Houston	67	966	14.4	12
28	Hawai'iJackson HarrisWR	Hawai'i	–	963	–	12
29	IndianaOmar Cooper Jr.WR	Indiana	70	961	13.7	13
30	Kennesaw StateGabriel BenyardWR	Kennesaw State	60	949	15.8	9
30	OklahomaIsaiah Sategna IIIWR	Oklahoma	65	949	14.6	8
32	NavyEli HeidenreichWR	Navy	–	941	–	6
33	Ole MissHarrison Wallace IIIWR	Ole Miss	61	934	15.3	–
34	UNLVJaden BradleyWR	UNLV	58	931	16.1	–
35	UABIverson HooksWR	UAB	72	927	12.9	7
36	Utah StateBraden PeganWR	Utah State	60	925	15.4	–
37	BYUParker KingstonWR	BYU	66	924	14.0	–
38	Texas A&MKC ConcepcionWR	Texas A&M	61	919	15.1	9
39	LouisvilleChris BellWR	Louisville	72	917	12.7	6
40	Texas A&MMario CraverWR	Texas A&M	58	911	15.7	–
41	MemphisCortez Braham Jr.WR	Memphis	63	889	14.1	8
42	Western KentuckyMatthew HenryWR	Western Kentucky	55	888	16.1	6
43	North TexasCameron DornerWR	North Texas	55	886	16.1	8
44	WashingtonDenzel BostonWR	Washington	62	881	14.2	11
45	NorthwesternGriffin WildeWR	Northwestern	71	880	12.4	8
46	South FloridaKeshaun SingletonWR	South Florida	–	877	–	8
47	Ohio StateCarnell TateWR	Ohio State	–	875	–	9
48	BaylorJosh CameronWR	Baylor	69	872	12.6	9
49	IllinoisHank BeattyWR	Illinois	70	864	12.3	–
50	DelawareKyre DuplessisWR	Delaware	63	863	13.7	–
51	AlabamaGermie BernardWR	Alabama	64	862	13.5	7
52	DelawareSean WilsonWR	Delaware	66	850	12.9	–
53	VirginiaTrell HarrisWR	Virginia	59	847	14.4	–
54	DukeQue'Sean BrownWR	Duke	63	842	13.4	–
55	Florida InternationalAlex PerryWR	Florida International	56	840	15.0	9
56	TennesseeBraylon StaleyWR	Tennessee	68	837	12.3	6
56	ClemsonT.J. MooreWR	Clemson	–	837	–	–
58	TexasRyan WingoWR	Texas	–	834	–	7
59	Mississippi StateAnthony Evans IIIWR	Mississippi State	67	831	12.4	–
60	Texas TechCaleb DouglasWR	Texas Tech	–	830	–	7
61	Hawai'iPofele AshlockWR	Hawai'i	76	827	10.9	8
62	Oregon StateTrent WalkerWR	Oregon State	68	823	12.1	–
63	BuffaloVictor SnowWR	Buffalo	62	815	13.1	8
64	TennesseeMike MatthewsWR	Tennessee	–	813	–	–
65	Ole MissDe'Zhaun StriblingWR	Ole Miss	55	811	14.7	6
65	GeorgiaZachariah BranchWR	Georgia	81	811	10.0	–
67	VanderbiltTre RichardsonWR	Vanderbilt	–	810	–	7
68	ColoradoOmarion MillerWR	Colorado	–	807	–	8
69	IndianaElijah SarrattWR	Indiana	64	806	12.6	15
70	BYUChase RobertsWR	BYU	54	802	14.9	6
71	Arkansas StateChauncy CobbWR	Arkansas State	73	797	10.9	–
71	Georgia SouthernMarcus Sanders Jr.WR	Georgia Southern	–	797	–	–
73	CaliforniaTrond GrizzellWR	California	55	788	14.3	–
74	VanderbiltJunior SherrillWR	Vanderbilt	–	784	–	7
75	South AlabamaDevin VoisinWR	South Alabama	67	775	11.6	–
76	MarshallDemarcus LaceyWR	Marshall	65	769	11.8	–
77	San José StateKyri ShoelsWR	San José State	59	768	13.0	–
78	KansasEmmanuel Henderson Jr.WR	Kansas	–	766	–	–
78	SMUJordan HudsonWR	SMU	61	766	12.6	6
80	VanderbiltEli StowersTE	Vanderbilt	61	765	12.5	–
81	ArizonaKris HutsonWR	Arizona	60	764	12.7	–
82	RutgersIan StrongWR	Rutgers	–	762	–	–
82	Old DominionTre' BrownWR	Old Dominion	–	762	–	–
84	ArkansasO'Mega BlakeWR	Arkansas	57	760	13.3	–
85	StanfordC.J. WilliamsWR	Stanford	60	757	12.6	6
86	Sacramento StateErnest CampbellWR	Sacramento State	–	755	–	8
87	New MexicoKeagan JohnsonWR	New Mexico	59	754	12.8	–
88	MiamiKeelan MarionWR	Miami	57	746	13.1	–
89	USCJa'Kobi LaneWR	USC	–	745	–	–
90	Utah StateBrady BoydWR	Utah State	–	743	–	8
91	PittsburghRaphael Williams Jr.WR	Pittsburgh	–	741	–	7
92	CharlotteJaven NicholasWR	Charlotte	60	740	12.3	–
93	MissouriKevin Coleman Jr.WR	Missouri	66	732	11.1	–
94	TCUJordan DwyerWR	TCU	54	730	13.5	7
95	HoustonTanner KoziolTE	Houston	74	727	9.8	–
96	Florida AtlanticAsaad WaseemWR	Florida Atlantic	69	726	10.5	–
96	UTSADevin McCuinWR	UTSA	65	726	11.2	8
98	AuburnCam ColemanWR	Auburn	57	725	12.7	–
98	Washington StateJoshua MeredithWR	Washington State	57	725	12.7	–
98	UtahRyan DavisWR	Utah	62	725	11.7	–

The ACC led the final 2025 yards top 25 with five players, followed by the American with three, the Big Ten with three, the MAC with three, the Sun Belt with three, the Mountain West with two, the Pac-12 with two, the SEC with two and the Big 12 with one; one plays for an independent.

Season totals across every team in the network. The # column is the yards rank (ties share a rank); click any column to sort. AVG is yards per touch, computed from the served figures. A "–" means the player isn't in that stat's top 25. Player and team names link to their site where we run one. Teams you’ve pinned on the scoreboard are highlighted.