Fastest to 3,000 receiving yards in college football history, bowls included since 2004, among active players
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Jesse Legree is on track to break Davante Adams’ record. He has 1,209 receiving yards in 9 games, bowls included, 1,791 short of 3,000, 1st at that point, and needs 112 a game over his next 16 games; he’s averaging 134 over his last 9.
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- Jesse Legree
- Davante Adams
- Malachi Toney
| # | Player and seasons | Games |
|---|---|---|
 Davante Adams2012 – 2013 | 26 | |
 Jesse Legree2026At an avg of 134 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 23 games | 9 | |
 Malachi Toney2025 – 2026At an avg of 106 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 32 games | 24 | |
 Jeremiah Smith2024 – 2026 | 33 | |
  Danny Scudero2025 – 2026At an avg of 89 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 33 games | 14 | |
 Ted Hurst III2024 – 2025At an avg of 95 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 34 games | 23 | |
   Jackson Harris2023 – 2026At an avg of 97 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 36 games | 24 | |
   Isaiah Myers2024 – 2026At an avg of 93 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 36 games | 16 | |
 KJ Duff2024 – 2026At an avg of 112 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 37 games | 30 | |
 Jordyn Tyson2022 – 2025At an avg of 96 per game, will cross 3,000 receiving yards at 37 games | 29 |
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Method
- Box scores start in 2004, so 2,878 careers that began earlier aren't here.
- An active player who got to 3,000 receiving yards before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.