College Football Rushing Leaders

2025 RUSHING LEADERS

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Cam Cook (Jacksonville State) led 2025 college football rushing with 1,666 yards.

#	PLAYER	TEAM	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD
1	Jacksonville StateCam CookRB	Jacksonville State	296	1,666	5.6	16
2	MissouriAhmad HardyRB	Missouri	256	1,649	6.4	16
3	Ole MissKewan LacyRB	Ole Miss	306	1,567	5.1	24
4	NebraskaEmmett JohnsonRB	Nebraska	251	1,451	5.8	12
5	North TexasCaleb HawkinsRB	North Texas	231	1,424	6.2	25
6	OhioSieh BanguraRB	Ohio	240	1,392	5.8	15
7	James MadisonWayne KnightRB	James Madison	207	1,373	6.6	9
8	Notre DameJeremiyah LoveRB	Notre Dame	199	1,372	6.9	18
9	Florida InternationalKejon OwensRB	Florida International	213	1,334	6.3	11
10	LibertyEvan DickensRB	Liberty	228	1,325	5.8	16
11	BYULJ MartinRB	BYU	236	1,305	5.5	12
12	Penn StateKaytron AllenRB	Penn State	210	1,303	6.2	15
13	San Diego StateLucky SuttonRB	San Diego State	253	1,292	5.1	10
14	RutgersAntwan RaymondRB	Rutgers	244	1,241	5.1	13
15	UConnCam EdwardsRB	UConn	210	1,240	5.9	15
16	ArmyCale HellumsQB	Army	305	1,215	4.0	18
17	Sacramento StateRodney Hammond Jr.RB	Sacramento State	188	1,214	6.5	13
18	NavyBlake HorvathQB	Navy	224	1,200	5.4	16
19	MiamiMark Fletcher Jr.RB	Miami	216	1,192	5.5	12
20	FloridaJadan BaughRB	Florida	220	1,170	5.3	8
21	Arizona StateRaleek BrownRB	Arizona State	186	1,141	6.1	–
22	Texas TechCameron DickeyRB	Texas Tech	211	1,138	5.4	14
23	DukeNate SheppardRB	Duke	200	1,132	5.7	11
24	Texas StateLincoln PareRB	Texas State	211	1,129	5.4	12
25	Boise StateDylan RileyRB	Boise State	195	1,125	5.8	10
26	IndianaRoman HembyRB	Indiana	230	1,120	4.9	–
27	Ohio StateBo JacksonRB	Ohio State	179	1,090	6.1	–
28	Oregon StateAnthony HankersonRB	Oregon State	247	1,088	4.4	9
29	South AlabamaKentrel BullockRB	South Alabama	218	1,085	5.0	14
30	TennesseeDeSean BishopRB	Tennessee	182	1,076	5.9	16
31	Jacksonville StateCaden CreelQB	Jacksonville State	182	1,075	5.9	–
32	ArkansasMike Washington Jr.RB	Arkansas	168	1,068	6.4	8
33	TulsaDominic RichardsonRB	Tulsa	212	1,065	5.0	–
34	VirginiaJ'Mari TaylorRB	Virginia	222	1,062	4.8	14
35	UTSARobert Henry Jr.RB	UTSA	151	1,045	6.9	9
36	IndianaKaelon BlackRB	Indiana	187	1,039	5.6	10
37	Georgia SouthernOJ ArnoldRB	Georgia Southern	–	1,037	–	–
38	UNLVJai'Den ThomasRB	UNLV	148	1,034	7.0	12
39	AkronJordan GantRB	Akron	213	1,032	4.8	–
40	Missouri StateShomari LawrenceRB	Missouri State	199	1,021	5.1	–
41	ToledoChip TrayanumRB	Toledo	182	1,015	5.6	12
42	Eastern MichiganDontae McMillanRB	Eastern Michigan	177	1,014	5.7	–
43	Old DominionColton JosephQB	Old Dominion	157	1,011	6.4	13
44	South FloridaByrum BrownQB	South Florida	175	1,008	5.8	14
45	North Dakota StateBarry KpeenuRB	North Dakota State	191	1,005	5.3	20
46	Western MichiganJalen BuckleyRB	Western Michigan	179	1,003	5.6	9
47	UtahWayshawn ParkerRB	Utah	149	981	6.6	–
48	HoustonDean ConnorsRB	Houston	200	977	4.9	–
49	USCKing MillerRB	USC	156	972	6.2	8
50	AuburnJeremiah CobbRB	Auburn	175	969	5.5	–
51	Western MichiganBroc LowryQB	Western Michigan	203	963	4.7	14
52	Georgia TechHaynes KingQB	Georgia Tech	185	953	5.2	15
53	CaliforniaKendrick RaphaelRB	California	233	952	4.1	13
54	Iowa StateCarson HansenRB	Iowa State	187	950	5.1	–
55	GeorgiaNate FrazierRB	Georgia	173	947	5.5	–
56	NorthwesternCaleb KomolafeRB	Northwestern	190	941	5.0	11
57	NC StateHollywood SmothersRB	NC State	160	939	5.9	–
58	MichiganJordan MarshallRB	Michigan	150	932	6.2	10
59	Air ForceLiam SzarkaQB	Air Force	190	922	4.9	13
60	Kansas StateJoe JacksonRB	Kansas State	169	911	5.4	8
61	Wake ForestDemond ClaiborneRB	Wake Forest	179	905	5.1	10
62	NavyAlex TeczaRB	Navy	158	902	5.7	10
63	UABJevon JacksonRB	UAB	167	900	5.4	–
64	RiceQuinton JacksonRB	Rice	180	889	4.9	–
65	OhioParker NavarroQB	Ohio	161	886	5.5	9
66	LouisvilleIsaac BrownRB	Louisville	–	884	–	–
67	IowaKamari MoultonRB	Iowa	170	878	5.2	–
68	Northern IllinoisChavon WrightRB	Northern Illinois	196	875	4.5	–
69	App StateRashod DubinionRB	App State	174	868	5.0	–
70	Texas TechJ'Koby WilliamsRB	Texas Tech	154	866	5.6	–
70	UTSAWill Henderson IIIRB	UTSA	–	866	–	–
72	VanderbiltDiego PaviaQB	Vanderbilt	167	862	5.2	10
73	MichiganJustice HaynesRB	Michigan	–	857	–	10
74	ArizonaIsmail MahdiRB	Arizona	–	853	–	–
75	UtahDevon DampierQB	Utah	146	835	5.7	10
76	OregonNoah WhittingtonRB	Oregon	–	829	–	–
77	ClemsonAdam RandallRB	Clemson	168	814	4.8	10
78	Boise StateSire GainesRB	Boise State	161	812	5.0	–
79	TempleJay DuckerRB	Temple	157	809	5.2	–
80	Old DominionTrequan JonesRB	Old Dominion	–	792	–	–
81	BaylorBryson WashingtonRB	Baylor	154	788	5.1	–
82	SMUT.J. HardenRB	SMU	171	787	4.6	9
83	ArkansasTaylen GreenQB	Arkansas	–	779	–	–
84	North Dakota StateCole PaytonQB	North Dakota State	–	777	–	13
85	Miami (OH)Jordan BrunsonRB	Miami (OH)	164	767	4.7	–
86	Kennesaw StateColeman BennettRB	Kennesaw State	157	764	4.9	–
87	LouisianaBill DavisRB	Louisiana	158	763	4.8	–
88	WashingtonJonah ColemanRB	Washington	156	758	4.9	15
89	BuffaloAl-Jay HendersonRB	Buffalo	182	755	4.1	–
90	MissouriJamal RobertsRB	Missouri	–	753	–	–
91	Middle TennesseeJekail MiddlebrookRB	Middle Tennessee	–	752	–	–
92	Virginia TechMarcellous HawkinsRB	Virginia Tech	–	749	–	–
92	Air ForceOwen AllenRB	Air Force	–	749	–	–
92	Boston CollegeTurbo RichardRB	Boston College	145	749	5.2	9
95	PittsburghJa'Kyrian TurnerRB	Pittsburgh	–	747	–	–
96	Texas StateBrad JacksonQB	Texas State	174	744	4.3	17
97	East CarolinaLondon MontgomeryRB	East Carolina	156	742	4.8	–
98	Utah StateBryson BarnesQB	Utah State	189	740	3.9	10
99	Iowa StateAbu Sama IIIRB	Iowa State	–	732	–	–
99	Utah StateMiles DavisRB	Utah State	–	732	–	8

The American, the Big 12, the Big Ten, the CUSA, the Pac-12 and the SEC led the final 2025 yards top 25 with three players each, followed by the ACC with two, the MAC with two and the Sun Belt with one; two play for independents.

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