Washington State’s best wide receivers

Gabe Marks has the most receiving yards in Washington State history, 3,453 from 2012 to 2016.

Of the Pac-12’s best wide receivers since 2004, Gabe Marks is 2nd and Marquess Wilson 7th.

Washington State’s wide receivers this season

Branden Ganashamoorthy9 games, 51.0 a game546 at Washington State.459receiving yards
Daniel Blood9 games, 46.0 a game414receiving yards
Darrius Clemons6 games, 36.3 a game218receiving yards

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

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Washington State’s best wide receivers
Place	Player	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Gabe Marks2012 – 2016 · 50 games	3,453	316	37
2	Marquess Wilson2010 – 2012 · 33 games	3,207	189	23
3	Dom Williams2012 – 2015 · 45 games	2,889	192	30
4	Brandon Gibson2005 – 2008 · 40 games	2,747	181	17
5	River Cracraft2013 – 2016 · 41 games	2,701	218	20
6	Jason Hill2004 – 2006 · 29 games	2,574	137	31
7	Kyle Williams2023 – 2024 · 25 games	2,041	131	20
T8	Michael Bumpus2004 – 2007 · 41 games	2,022	195	8
T8	Vince Mayle2013 – 2014 · 23 games	2,022	148	16
10	Travell Harris2018 – 2021 · 43 games	1,999	179	17
11	Jared Karstetter2008 – 2011 · 41 games	1,988	166	19
12	Dezmon Patmon2016 – 2019 · 36 games	1,976	156	13
13	Renard Bell2017 – 2022 · 47 games	1,966	175	18
14	Isiah Myers2011 – 2014 · 37 games	1,911	164	19
15	Tavares Martin Jr.2015 – 2017 · 36 games	1,683	150	17
16	Easop Winston Jr.2018 – 2019 · 26 games	1,624	137	19
17	Tay Martin2017 – 2019 · 36 games	1,615	143	18
18	Kyle Sweet2015 – 2018 · 44 games	1,451	139	5
19	Calvin Jackson2018 – 2021 · 26 games	1,403	104	10
20	Lincoln Victor2021 – 2023 · 32 games	1,401	137	7
21	Robert Lewis2014 – 2018 · 37 games	1,260	118	7
22	Joshua Meredith2022 – 2025 · 27 games	1,253	100	6
23	Brandon Arconado2017 – 2019 · 15 games	1,182	82	8
24	De'Zhaun Stribling2021 – 2022 · 25 games	1,073	95	10
25	Rickey Galvin2010 – 2014 · 39 games	1,021	113	8

Every wide receiver who played at Washington 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 Washington State before then isn't here.
A decade counts his receiving yards at Washington 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 Washington State is counted at tonight's numbers against the record book's, which run through the 2025 season.