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Fastest to 300 receptions in college football history, bowls included since 2004, among active players

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Malachi Toney is on track to break Antonio Brown’s record. He has 182 receptions in 24 games, bowls included, 118 short of 300, 1st at that point, and needs 7.9 a game over his next 15 games; he’s averaging 8.2 over his last 12.

Fastest to 300 receptions in college football history, bowls included since 2004, among active players
#Player and seasonsGames
Antonio Brown2007 – 200940
Malachi Toney2025 – 2026At an avg of 8.2 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 39 games24
Danny Scudero2025 – 2026At an avg of 6.5 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 46 games14
Jeremiah Smith2024 – 2026At an avg of 7.3 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 48 games38
Jordyn Tyson2022 – 2025At an avg of 7.5 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 48 games29
Jaden Barnes2025 – 2026At an avg of 6.5 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 48 games18
Pofele Ashlock2023 – 2025At an avg of 6.3 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 49 games36
Ted Hurst III2024 – 2025At an avg of 6.6 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 50 games23
Easton Messer2022 – 2026At an avg of 9.1 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 51 games48
Griffin Wilde2025 – 2026At an avg of 6.3 per game, will cross 300 receptions at 51 games22

Method

  • Box scores start in 2004, so 2,878 careers that began earlier aren't here.
  • An active player who got to 300 receptions before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.