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Fastest to 30 receiving touchdowns in college football history, bowls included since 2004, among active players

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Michael Crabtree’s record is safe for now. The closest active player, Jesse Legree, would need 2.0 a game over his next 8 games.

Fastest to 30 receiving touchdowns in college football history, bowls included since 2004, among active players
#Player and seasonsGames
Michael Crabtree2007 – 200818
Jesse Legree2026At an avg of 1.6 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 20 games9
Malachi Toney2025 – 2026At an avg of 1.3 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 30 games24
Rodshaun Dorsey2026At an avg of 1.0 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 30 games9
Jeremiah Smith2024 – 202631
Jackson Harris2023 – 2026At an avg of 1.0 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 34 games24
Jordyn Tyson2022 – 2025At an avg of 0.9 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 38 games29
Justin Bowick2024 – 2026At an avg of 0.9 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 38 games24
Camden Brown2022 – 2025At an avg of 1.1 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 38 games26
Chance Morrow2023 – 2026At an avg of 0.8 per game, will cross 30 receiving touchdowns at 41 games17

Method

  • Box scores start in 2004, so 2,878 careers that began earlier aren't here.
  • An active player who got to 30 receiving touchdowns before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.