List of NCAA major college football yearly receiving leaders

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Bert Baston, the sport's first great pass catching end.

The list of college football yearly receiving leaders identifies the major college receiving leaders for each season from 1937 to the present. It includes yearly leaders in three statistical categories: (1) receptions, (2) receiving yardage; (3) yards per reception; and (4) receiving touchdowns.

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Eleven players have led the NCAA in one or more of these categories in multiple seasons. They are: Reid Moseley of Georgia (1944–1945); Hugh Campbell of Washington State (1960–1961); Vern Burke of Oregon State (1962–1963); Howard Twilley of Tulsa (1964–1965); Ron Sellers of Florida State (1967–1968); Jerry Hendren of Idaho (1968–1969); Mike Siani of Villanova (1970–1971); Steve Largent of Tulsa (1974–1975); Jason Phillips of Houston (1987–1988); Alex Van Dyke of Nevada (1994–1995); and Brennan Marion of Tulsa (2007–2008).

Since 1937, the NCAA record for receiving yards in a single season has been set or broken nine times as follows: Jim Benton of Arkansas in 1937 (814 yards); Hank Stanton of Arizona in 1941 (820 yards); Ed Barker of Washington State 1951 (864 yards); Hugh Campbell of Washington State in 1960 (881 yards); Vern Burke of Oregon State in 1962 (1,007 yards); Fred Biletnikoff of Florida State in 1964 (1,179 yards); Howard Twilley of Tulsa in 1965 (1,779 yards); Alex Van Dyke of Nevada in 1995 (1,854 yards); and Trevor Insley of Nevada in 1999 (2,060 yards).

During that same time, the record for receptions in a single season has been set or broken 13 times as follows: Jim Benton of Arkansas in 1937 (48); Hank Stanton of Arizona in 1941 (50); Barney Poole of Ole Miss in 1947 (52); Ed Brown of Fordham in 1952 (57); Dave Hibbert of Arizona in 1958 (61); Hugh Campbell of Washington State in 1962 (69); Larry Elkins of Baylor in 1963 (70); Howard Twilley of Tulsa in 1964 (95) and 1965 (134); Manny Hazard of Houston in 1989 (142); Freddie Barnes of Bowling Green in 2009 (155); and Zay Jones of East Carolina in 2016 (158).

Leading programs

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Michael Crabtree

Programs with multiple receiving leaders (at least three different individuals, in any of the four categories) include:

Receiving leaders from 1937

YearNameRecNameRec YdsNameYds/RecNameRec TD
1937 Jim Benton
(Arkansas)		48 [1] [2] Jim Benton814 [2] Walter Nelson
(Michigan State)		21.6
1938 Sam Boyd
(Baylor)		32 [3] Sam Boyd537 [3] Elmer Tarbox
(Texas Tech)		21.4 [3]
1939 Ken Kavanaugh
(LSU)		30 [3] Ken Kavanaugh467 [3] Earle Clark
(Texas Tech)		17.3 [3]
1940 Eddie Bryant
(Virginia)		30 [4] Don Vosberg
(Marquette)		526 [4] Don Vosberg21.9 [4]
1941 Hank Stanton
(Arizona)		50 [4] Hank Stanton820 [4] Lenny Krouse
(Penn State)		16.8 [4]
1942 Bill Rogers
(Texas A&M)		39 [5] Harding Miller
(SMU)		531 [5] George Poschner
(Georgia)		20.5 [5]
1943 Neill Armstrong
(Oklahoma A&M)		39 [6] Marion Flanagan
(Texas A&M)		403 [6] Marion Flanagan
Billy Collins
(VMI)		17.5 [6]
1944 Reid Moseley
(Georgia)		32 [7] Reid Moseley506 [7] Cecil Hankins
(Oklahoma State)		24.9 [7]
1945 Reid Moseley
(Georgia)
Gene Wilson
(SMU)
Steve Contos
(Michigan State)		31 [8] Reid Moseley662 [8] Reid Moseley21.4 [8]
1946 Neill Armstrong
(Oklahoma State)
James Montgomery
(Arizona State)		32 [9] Broughton Williams
(Florida)		490 [9] Broughton Williams16.9 [9]
1947 Barney Poole
(Ole Miss)		52 [10] John Smith
(Arizona)		568 [10] John Smith18.3 [10]
1948 Red O'Quinn
(Wake Forest)		39 [11] Red O'Quinn605 [11] Dick Wilkins
(Oregon)		19.3 [11]
1949 Art Weiner
(North Carolina)		52 [12] Vito Ragazzo
(William & Mary)		793 [12] Vito Ragazzo18.0 [12]
1950 Gordon Cooper
(Denver)		46 [13] Bucky Curtis
(Vanderbilt)		791 [14] Bucky Curtis29.3 [15]
1951 Dewey McConnell
(Wyoming)		47 [16] Ed Barker
(Washington State)		864 [16] Ed Barker18.8 [16]
1952 Ed Brown
(Fordham)		57 [17] Ed Brown774 [17] Jimmy Byron
(VMI)		18.9 [17]
1953 Johnny Carson
(Georgia)
Ken Buck
(Pacific)
Sam Morley
(Stanford)		45 [18] Johnny Carson663 [18] Dave McLaughlin
(Dartmouth)		19.1 [18]
1954 Jim Hanifan
(California)		45 [19] John Stewart
(Stanford)		577 [19] Andrew Nacrelli
(Fordham)		19.7 [19]
1955 Hank Burnine
(Missouri)		44 [20] [21] Hank Burnine594 [21] Jimmy Orr
(Georgia)		18.5 [21]
1956 [22] Art Powell
(San Jose State)		40 Bill Steiger
(Washington State)		607Jim Morse
(Notre Dame)		22.13-way tie6
1957 [23] Stuart Vaughan
(Utah)		53Stuart Vaughan756 Buddy Dial
(Rice)		24.2Jack Fanning
(Washington State)		9
1958 [24] Dave Hibbert
(Arizona)		61 Rich Kreitling
(Illinois)		688Rich Kreitling29.9 Bob Simms
(Rutgers)		9
1959 [25] Chris Burford
(Stanford)		61Chris Burford
(Pacific)		757 Bake Turner
(Texas Tech)		20.2 Paul Maguire
(The Citadel)		10
1960 [26] Hugh Campbell
(Washington State)		66Hugh Campbell881 [27] Chuck Bryant
Ohio State		19.8Hugh Campbell10
1961 [28] Hugh Campbell
(Washington State)		53 Pat Richter
(Wisconsin)		817Jim Stewart
Navy		21.7 Larry Vargo
(Detroit)
Pat Richter		8
1962 [29] Vern Burke
(Oregon State)		69Vern Burke1007 Hal Bedsole
(USC)		25.1Hal Bedsole11
1963 [30] Larry Elkins
(Baylor)		70Larry Elkins873 Paul Krause
(Iowa)		23.3 Vern Burke
(Oregon State)
Bob Long
(Wichita State)		9
1964 [31] Howard Twilley
(Tulsa)		95 Fred Biletnikoff
(Florida State)		1179Joe Chapman
(Idaho)		25.4Fred Biletnikoff15
1965 [32] Howard Twilley
(Tulsa)		134Howard Twilley1779 Larry Seiple
(Kentucky)		23.5Howard Twilley16
1966 [33] Glenn Meltzer
(Wichita State)		91 John Love
(North Texas)		1130 Gene Washington
(Michigan State)		25.1 Ken Hebert
(Houston)		11
1967 [34] Bob Goodridge
(Vanderbilt)		79 Ron Sellers
(Florida State)		1228Mike Carroll
(New Mexico State)		24.1 Ronnie Shanklin
(North Texas)		13
1968 [35] Ron Sellers
(Florida State)
Jerry Hendren
(Idaho)		86 Ron Sellers
(Florida State)		1496 Elmo Wright
(Houston)		27.9Jerry Hendren
(Idaho)		14
1969 [36] Jerry Hendren
(Idaho)		95Jerry Hendren1452 Mel Gray
(Missouri)		27.1Tom Reynolds
(San Diego State)		18
1970 [37] Mike Mikolayunas
(Davidson)		87 Mike Siani
(Villanova)		1328Larry Hart
(Louisville)		24.1 Ernie Jennings
(Air Force)		17
1971 [38] Tom Reynolds
(San Diego State)		67 Brian Baima
(The Citadel)		1230 Tom Scott
(Washington)		23.4Mike Siani
(Villanova)		14
1972 [39] Tom Forzani
(Utah State)		85 Barry Smith
(Florida State)		1243Richard Agle
(Appalachian State)		25.2Barry Smith
Steve Sweeney
(California)		13
1973 [40] Jay Miller
(BYU)		100 Jay Miller 1181Larry Stokes
(Chattanooga)		27.9Keith Denson
(San Diego State)		11
1974 [41] Dwight McDonald
(San Diego State)		86 Willie Miller
(Colorado State)		1193Tracy Dickson
(West Texas A&M)		26.8 Steve Largent
(Tulsa)		14
1975 [42] Dave Quehl
(Holy Cross)		63 Steve Largent
(Tulsa)		1000 Kelvin Kirk
(Dayton)		24.5Steve Largent14
1976 [43] Billy Ryckman
(Louisiana Tech)		77 Billy Ryckman 1382 Jim Smith
(Michigan)		27.54-way tie10
1977 [44] Wayne Tolleson
(Western Carolina)		73Rod Foppe
(Louisiana Tech)		1274Ernest Gray
(Memphis)		29.53-way tie12
1978 [45] Rick Beasley
(Appalachian State)		74Rick Beasley1205 Mark Nichols
(San Jose State)		26.73-way tie11
1979 [46] Dave Petzke
(Northern Illinois)		91Dave Petzke1215Joe Burke
(Chattanooga)		28.1Gerald Lucear
(Temple)		13
1980 [47] Dave Young
(Purdue)		70Rainey Meszaros
(Pacific)		1062 Dwight Collins
(Pittsburgh)		27.6 Clay Brown
(BYU)		15
1981 [48] Tim Kearse
(San Jose State)		71 Jim Sandusky
(UNLV)		1346 Mike Whitwell
(Texas A&M)		27.1 Julius Dawkins
(Pittsburgh)		16
1982 [49] Mike Martin
(Illinois)		69 Henry Ellard
(Fresno State)		1510 Herkie Walls
(Texas)		28.1Henry Ellard15
1983 [50] Keith Edwards
(Vanderbilt)		97 Jim Sandusky
(San Diego State)		1171 Reggie Bynum
(Oregon State)		24.2Kirk Pendleton
(BYU)		11
1984 [51] David Williams
(Illinois)		101David Williams1278Ronnie Kelley
(Tulsa)		25.0Doug Allen
(Arizona State)		14
1985 [52] Rodney Carter
(Purdue)		98 Marc Zeno
(Tulane)		1137 Stephen Baker
(Fresno State)		29.1Mark Bellini
(BYU)		14
1986 [53] Mark Templeton
(Long Beach State)		99 Wendell Davis
(LSU)		1244Keith Gloster
(Temple)		24.7Andy Schillinger
(Miami [OH])		12
1987 [54] Jason Phillips
(Houston)		99 Ernie Jones
(Indiana)		1265Willie Vaughn
(Kansas)		26.9 Tommy Kane
(Syracuse)		14
1988 [55] Jason Phillips
(Houston)		108Jason Phillips1444Calvin Phillips
(West Virginia)		25.5Jason Phillips15
1989 [56] Manny Hazard
(Houston)		142Manny Hazard1689Randy Jackson
(Rutgers)		28.5Manny Hazard22
1990 [57] Eric Morgan
(New Mexico)		80 Patrick Rowe
(San Diego State)		1392Bryan Rowley
(Utah)		27.2Tracey Jenkins
(Utah State)
Daryl Hobbs
(Pacific)		14
1991 [58] Fred Gilbert
(Houston)		106 Aaron Turner
(Pacific)		1604Melvin Bonner
(Baylor)		24.6 Desmond Howard
(Michigan)		19
1992 [59] Sherman Smith
(Houston)		103 Ryan Yarborough
(Wyoming)		1351Ron Peters
(Houston)		26.2 Sean Dawkins
(California)		14
1993 [60] Chris Penn
(Tulsa)		105Chris Penn1578Jay Kearney
(West Virginia)		25.9 Bryan Reeves
(Nevada)
J. J. Stokes
(UCLA)		17
1994 [61] Alex Van Dyke
(Nevada)		98 Marcus Harris
(Wyoming)		1431Jimmy Oliver
(TCU)		23.8 Jack Jackson
(Florida)		15
1995 [62] Alex Van Dyke
(Nevada)		129Alex Van Dyke1854 Terry Glenn [63]
(Ohio State)		22.0Terry Glenn
Chris Doering (Florida)		17
1996 [64] Damond Wilkins
(Nevada)		114 Marcus Harris [63]
(Wyoming)		1650Marcus Robinson
(South Carolina)		24.0 Reidel Anthony
(Florida)		18
1997 [65] Eugene Baker
(Kent State)		103 Randy Moss [63]
(Marshall)		1820Corey Alston
(Washington State)		23.8Randy Moss26
1998 [66] Troy Edwards [63]
(Louisiana Tech)		140Troy Edwards1996Kevin Coffey
(Virginia)		25.3Troy Edwards27
1999 [67] Trevor Insley
(Nevada)		134Trevor Insley2060 André Davis
(Virginia Tech)		25.5Trevor Insley
James Williams
(Marshall)		13
2000 [68] James Jordan
(Louisiana Tech)		109 Snoop Minnis
(Florida State)		1340 Derrick Lewis
(San Diego State)		25.2 Lee Mays
(UTEP)		15
2001 [69] Rodney Wright
(Fresno State)		104 Josh Reed [63]
(LSU)		1740 Doug Gabriel
(UCF)		28.7 Ashley Lelie
(Hawaii)		19
2002 [70] Nate Burleson
(Nevada)		138 J. R. Tolver
(San Diego State)		1785 Brandon Middleton
(Houston)		24.1 Rashaun Woods
(Oklahoma State)		17
2003 [71] Lance Moore
(Toledo)		103 Larry Fitzgerald [63]
(Pittsburgh)		1672Dwight Counter
(New Mexico)
Lawrence Brady
(Boise State)		25.0Larry Fitzgerald22
2004 [72] Dante Ridgeway
(Ball State)		105 Roddy White
(UAB)		1452Dan Sheldon
(Northern Illinois)		23.4 Chad Owens
(Hawaii)		17
2005 [73] Greg Jennings
(Western Michigan)		98 Mike Hass [63]
(Oregon State)		1532Matt Miller
(Arizona State)		23.5 Dwayne Jarrett
(USC)		16
2006 [74] Davone Bess
(Hawaii)		96 Chris Williams
(New Mexico State)		1425Terry Moss
(Ball State)		25.4 Jarett Dillard
(Rice)		21
2007 [75] Michael Crabtree [63]
(Texas Tech)		134 Michael Crabtree [63]
(Texas Tech)		1962 Brennan Marion
(Tulsa)		31.9 Michael Crabtree [63]
(Texas Tech)		22
2008 [76] Casey Fitzgerald
(North Texas)		113 Austin Collie
(BYU)		1538 Brennan Marion
(Tulsa)		25.9 Jarett Dillard
(Rice)		20
2009 [77] Freddie Barnes
(Bowling Green)		155 Danario Alexander
(Missouri)		1781Owen Spencer
(NC State)		25.5 Freddie Barnes
(Bowling Green)		19
2010 [78] Ryan Broyles
(Oklahoma)		131 Greg Salas
(Hawaii)		1889 Kris Adams
(UTEP)		22.8 Justin Blackmon [63]
(Oklahoma State)		20
2011 [79] Jordan White
(Western Michigan)		140 Jordan White
(Western Michigan)		1911 Stephen Hill
(Georgia Tech)		29.3 Patrick Edwards
(Houston)		20
2012 [80] Marqise Lee [63]
(USC)		118 Terrance Williams
(Baylor)		1832Willis Wright
(FIU)		25.3 Stedman Bailey
(West Virginia)		25
2013 [81] Davante Adams
(Fresno State)		131 Brandin Cooks [63]
(Oregon State)		1730Devon Cajuste
(Stanford)		22.9 Davante Adams
(Fresno State)		24
2014 [82] Amari Cooper [63]
(Alabama)		124 Rashard Higgins
(Colorado State)		1750 Devin Smith
(Ohio State)		28.2 Rashard Higgins
(Colorado State)		18
2015 [83] Tajae Sharpe
(UMass)		111 Keyarris Garrett
(Tulsa)		1588 Mack Hollins
(North Carolina)		24.8 Corey Coleman
(Baylor)		20
2016 [84] Zay Jones
(East Carolina)		158 Trent Taylor
(Louisiana Tech)		1803Jalen Robinette
(Air Force)		27.4 Corey Davis
(Western Michigan) &
Carlos Henderson
(Louisiana Tech)		19
2017 [85] Trey Quinn
(SMU)		114 James Washington
(Oklahoma State)		1549Aaron Cephus
(Rice)		24.9 Anthony Miller
(Memphis) &
David Sills V
(West Virginia)		18
2018 [86] Rondale Moore
(Purdue)		114 Andy Isabella
(UMass)		1698Xavier Ubosi
(UAB)		23.9 John Ursua
(Hawaii)		16
2019 [87] Justin Jefferson
(LSU)		111 Ja'Marr Chase
(LSU)		1780Geraud Sanders
(Air Force)		24.87 Ja'Marr Chase
(LSU)		20
2020 DeVonta Smith
(Alabama)		117 DeVonta Smith
(Alabama)		1,856 D'Wayne Eskridge
(Western Michigan)		23.1 DeVonta Smith
(Alabama)		23

Pre-1937 unofficial data

Before 1937 the NCAA did not compile official statistics. This chart reflects unofficial receiving statistics compiled by historians mostly from newspapers accounts.

YearNameRecNameRec YdsNameYds/RecNameRec TD
1915 Bert Baston
(Minnesota)
1916 Bert Baston
(Minnesota)
1917
1918 Bernard Kirk [88]
(Notre Dame)		7
1919 Bernard Kirk [88]
(Notre Dame)		21Bernard Kirk372
1920 Eddie Anderson [89]
(Notre Dame)		17Eddie Anderson293
1921 Eddie Anderson [88]
(Notre Dame)		26Eddie Anderson394
1922
1923
1924
1925 Myles Lane [90]
(Dartmouth)		7
1926
1927
1928
1929 Wear Schoonover [88]
(Arkansas)		33
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934 Don Hutson
(Alabama)		19
1935
1936 Jim Benton [88]
(Arkansas)		35

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  58. ↑ "1991 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
  59. ↑ "1992 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
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  62. ↑ "1995 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
  63. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Winner of that season's Fred Biletnikoff Award as the nation's top college receiver
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  65. ↑ "1997 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
  66. ↑ "1998 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
  67. ↑ "1999 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 22, 2015.
  68. ↑ "2000 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 22, 2015.
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  81. ↑ "2013 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 22, 2015.
  82. ↑ "2014 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved October 22, 2015.
  83. ↑ "2015 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved January 12, 2016.
  84. ↑ "2016 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved March 16, 2017.
  85. ↑ "2017 Receiving Stats". SR/College Football. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved February 5, 2018.
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