Fresno State’s best wide receivers

Charlie Jones has the most receiving yards in Fresno State history, 3,344 from 1992 to 1995. Since 2004, KeeSean Johnson has the most, 3,463 in 51 games.

Of the Mountain West’s best wide receivers since 2004, KeeSean Johnson is 4th.

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Fresno State’s wide receivers this season

Josiah Freeman7 games, 73.1 a game1,498 at Fresno State.512receiving yards
Ezekiel Avit8 games, 47.0 a game631 at Fresno State.376receiving yards
Jahlil McClain7 games, 36.0 a game421 at Fresno State.252receiving yards

By decade: 2020s · 2010s · 2004–09

receiving yards in Fresno State history

1Charlie Jones1992 – 19953,344
2Rodney Wright1998 – 20013,274
3Davante Adams2012 – 20133,030
4Brian Roberson1993 – 19962,956
5Henry Ellard1979 – 19822,947
6Josh Harper2011 – 20142,938
7Bernard Berrian1999 – 20032,849
8Jalen Moreno-Cropper2019 – 20222,708
9Isaiah Burse2010 – 20132,503
10Charles Smith1998 – 20012,368

From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), through the 2025 season, which counts bowl games from 2002.

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Every wide receiver since 2004

Fresno State’s best wide receivers
Place	Player	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	KeeSean Johnson2015 – 2018 · 51 games	3,463	275	24
2	Davante Adams2012 – 2013 · 26 games	3,030	233	38
3	Josh Harper2011 – 2014 · 41 games	2,938	228	29
4	Jalen Moreno-Cropper2019 – 2022 · 42 games	2,701	220	21
5	Isaiah Burse2010 – 2013 · 50 games	2,503	209	15
6	Jamire Jordan2015 – 2018 · 50 games	2,249	145	13
7	Seyi Ajirotutu2006 – 2009 · 39 games	1,997	129	12
8	Mac Dalena2020 – 2024 · 36 games	1,761	126	13
9	Zane Pope2019 – 2022 · 37 games	1,742	129	11
10	Erik Brooks2019 – 2023 · 40 games	1,548	128	10
11	Jalen Saunders2010 – 2011 · 26 games	1,527	80	15
12	Josiah Freeman2023 – 2026 · still playing	1,498	116	13
	+512 this season
13	Jamel Hamler2007 – 2010 · 26 games	1,395	96	11
14	Marlon Moore2006 – 2009 · 34 games	1,374	90	10
15	Joe Fernandez2004 – 2006 · 32 games	1,350	105	16
16	Devon Wylie2007 – 2011 · 33 games	1,327	98	8
17	Rashad Evans2008 – 2012 · 41 games	1,321	138	12
18	Josh Kelly2019 – 2022 · 24 games	1,305	87	4
19	Keric Wheatfall2019 – 2021 · 26 games	1,286	78	6
20	Bear Pascoe2005 – 2008 · 37 games	1,282	111	10
21	Jalen Moss2023 – 2024 · 25 games	1,269	103	10
22	Aaron Peck2013 – 2016 · 27 games	1,211	93	6
23	Da'Mari Scott2013 – 2017 · 41 games	1,163	91	5
24	Chastin West2006 – 2009 · 33 games	1,051	81	6
25	Paul Williams2004 – 2006 · 24 games	906	64	7

receiving yards by decade

2020s

Jalen Moreno-Cropper2020 – 2022 · 33 games2,505
Mac Dalena2020 – 2024 · 36 games1,761
Erik Brooks2020 – 2023 · 39 games1,541
› Josiah Freeman2023 – 2026 · 30 games1,498
Josh Kelly2020 – 2022 · 23 games1,315

2010s

KeeSean Johnson2015 – 2018 · 51 games3,463
Davante Adams2012 – 2013 · 26 games3,030
Josh Harper2011 – 2014 · 41 games2,938
Isaiah Burse2010 – 2013 · 50 games2,503
Jamire Jordan2015 – 2018 · 50 games2,249

2004–09

Seyi Ajirotutu2006 – 2009 · 39 games1,997
Marlon Moore2006 – 2009 · 34 games1,374
Joe Fernandez2004 – 2006 · 32 games1,350
Bear Pascoe2005 – 2008 · 37 games1,282
Chastin West2006 – 2009 · 33 games1,051

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Method

Every wide receiver who played at Fresno State since 2004, ranked by receiving yards over his games there. Bowl and playoff games count.
The numbers here start in 2004, so a wide receiver who played at Fresno State before then isn't here.
A decade counts his receiving yards at Fresno State in its seasons.
The record book's numbers are the school's own. Where they and the box scores differ for one player, the box scores are missing a game or count bowls another way.
A wide receiver still playing at Fresno State is counted at tonight's numbers against the record book's, which run through the 2025 season.