Putting Up Numbers· college football

Fastest to 3,000 receiving yards in college football history, bowls included since 2004

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Davante Adams leads with 3,000 receiving yards in 26 games, bowls included, at 20, first of 142 careers since 2004. Malachi Toney is ahead of Kenny Britt's pace, with 2,238 receiving yards in 24 games, bowls included, 762 short of 3,000.

Fastest to 3,000 receiving yards in college football history, bowls included since 2004
#Player and seasonsGames
Davante Adams2012 – 201326
Richie James2015 – 201727
Marqise Lee2011 – 201328
Antonio Gandy-Golden2018 – 20192,433 of 3,000 receiving yards, inactive after 24 games24
Anthony Johnson2017 – 20182,367 of 3,000 receiving yards, inactive after 24 games24
Antoine Wesley2017 – 20181,547 of 3,000 receiving yards, inactive after 18 games18
Rashard Higgins2013 – 201530
Corey Davis2013 – 201531
Justin Blackmon2009 – 201131
Malachi Toney2025 – 20262,238 of 3,000 receiving yards24
Kenny Britt2006 – 200831
Marquess Wilson2010 – 201231
Nick Harwell2010 – 201231
Tylan Wallace2017 – 202031
Allen Robinson2011 – 20132,479 of 3,000 receiving yards, inactive after 27 games27
Ted Hurst III2024 – 20251,965 of 3,000 receiving yards23
Jordan White2007 – 201132
Griffin Wilde2025 – 20261,641 of 3,000 receiving yards21
Tetairoa McMillan2022 – 202432
Davone Bess2005 – 200733
Jeremiah Smith2024 – 202633
Jordan Addison2020 – 202233
Sammy Watkins2011 – 201333
Tyler Boyd2013 – 201533
Adarius Bowman2004 – 20072,516 of 3,000 receiving yards, inactive after 30 games30
Andrew Armstrong2023 – 20241,904 of 3,000 receiving yards, inactive after 23 games23
Jackson Harris2023 – 20261,683 of 3,000 receiving yards23
Amari Cooper2012 – 201434
Anthony Miller2015 – 201734
Austin Collie2004 – 200834
Chris Williams2005 – 200834
Corey Coleman2013 – 201534
Eric Page2009 – 201134
Greg Salas2007 – 201034
Michael Floyd2008 – 201134

Method

  • Box scores start in 2004, so 2,878 careers that began earlier aren't here.