Top 75 SuperWest Total Career Receiving Yards Leaders

Top 75 SuperWest Total Career Receiving Yards Leaders

All-time leaders with their respective ranks, years played, school, and a breakdown by program

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Posted on March 5, 2024


  By SuperWest Sports Staff

Here’s a list of the Top 75 (or so, due to ties) SuperWest Career Receiving Yards Leaders through 2023.

Yards gained in bowl games are included in the totals.

Among SuperWest players, Nevada’s Trevor Insley (1996-1999) leads with 5,005 yards, followed by Wyoming’s Marcus Harris (1993-1993) with 4,518.

Arizona’s Jacob Cowing jumped up the list last season to No. 3 with a career total of 4,477 yards.

Other 2023 additions include Washington’s Rome Odunze at No. 32 with 3,272 yards, CSU’s Troy Horton at No. 34 with 3,262, USC’s Tahj Washington at No. 38 with 3,224, and Oregon’s Tez Johnson at No. 61 with 2,991.

By program, USC leads with 10 players, followed by Fresno State, Hawaii, and Nevada with six each, and Arizona, Colorado State, and Oregon State with four apiece.

Below you’ll find a searchable, sortable table ranking career leaders with their rank, years played, and school, as well as the breakdown by program.

Top 75 in SuperWest Career Receiving Yards Leaders

Rank	Player	Yards	School	From	To
1	Trevor Insley	5005	Nevada	1996	1999
2	Marcus Harris	4518	Wyoming	1993	1996
3	Jacob Cowing	4477	Arizona	2019	2023
4	Ryan Yarborough	4357	Wyoming	1990	1993
5	Greg Salas	4345	Hawaii	2007	2010
6	Terance Mathis	4254	New Mexico	1985	1989
7	Geoff Noisy	4249	Nevada	1995	1998
8	Troy Walters	3986	Stanford	1996	1999
9	Derek Hagan	3939	ASU	2002	2005
10	Mike Hass	3924	OSU	2003	2005
11	Jason Rivers	3919	Hawaii	2003	2007
12	Marqise Lee	3655	USC	2011	2013
13	Rashard Higgins	3648	CSU	2013	2015
14	David Anderson	3634	CSU	2002	2005
15	Jovon Bouknight	3626	Wyoming	2002	2005
16	Cody Hoffman	3612	BYU	2010	2013
17	Davone Bess	3610	Hawaii	2005	2007
18	Thomas Sperbeck	3601	Boise State	2013	2016
19	James Newson	3572	OSU	2000	2003
19	J.R. Tolver	3572	SDSU	1999	2002
22	Reggie Williams	3536	Washington	2001	2003
23	Ryan Wolfe	3495	UNLV	2006	2009
24	KeeSean Johnson	3463	Fresno State	2015	2018
25	Gabe Marks	3453	WSU	2012	2016
26	Ryan Grice-Mullen	3370	Hawaii	2005	2007
27	Bobby Wade	3351	Arizona	1999	2002
28	Nelson Spruce	3347	Colorado	2012	2015
29	Ashley Lelie	3341	Hawaii	1999	2001
30	Romeo Doubs	3322	Nevada	2018	2021
31	Nate Burleson	3287	Nevada	2000	2002
32	Brandin Cooks	3272	OSU	2011	2013
32	Rome Odunze	3272	Washington	2020	2023
34	Tory Horton	3262	CSU	2020	2023
35	Charlie Jones	3260	Fresno State	1992	1995
36	Austin Collie	3255	BYU	2004	2008
37	Mike Thomas	3231	Arizona	2005	2008
38	Tahj Washington	3224	USC	2019	2023
39	Marquess Wilson	3207	WSU	2010	2012
40	Geoff McArthur	3188	California	2000	2004
41	Dennis Northcutt	3186	Arizona	1996	1999
42	Greg Primus	3146	CSU	1989	1992
43	Bryan Rowley	3143	Utah	1989	1993
44	Darnay Scott	3139	SDSU	1991	1993
45	Dwayne Jarrett	3138	USC	2004	2006
46	Jordan Addison	3134	USC	2020	2022
47	Noel Grigsby	3121	SJSU	2010	2013
48	Vincent Brown	3110	SDSU	2007	2010
49	Alex Van Dyke	3100	Nevada	1994	1995
50	JuJu Smith-Schuster	3092	USC	2014	2016
51	Chandler Jones	3087	SJSU	2010	2013
52	Kareem Kelly	3071	USC	1999	2002
53	Eric Drage	3065	BYU	1990	1993
54	Titus Young	3063	Boise State	2007	2010
55	Matt Miller	3049	Boise State	2011	2014
55	Brandon Wimberly	3049	Nevada	2009	2013
57	Davante Adams	3031	Fresno State	2012	2013
57	Chad Owens	3031	Hawaii	2001	2004
59	Steve Smith	3019	USC	2003	2006
60	Markus Wheaton	2994	OSU	2009	2012
61	Tez Johnson	2991	Oregon	2020	2023
62	Carl Winston	2972	New Mexico	1990	1993
63	Johnnie Morton	2957	USC	1990	1993
64	Brian Roberson	2956	Fresno State	1993	1996
65	Henry Ellard	2947	Fresno State	1979	1982
66	Kendal Smith	2943	USU	1985	1988
67	Deronnie Pitts	2942	Stanford	1997	2000
68	Josh Harper	2938	Fresno State	2011	2014
69	Robert Woods	2930	USC	2010	2012
70	Keary Colbert	2926	USC	2000	2003

Breakdown by Program

Program	Players
USC	10
Fresno State	6
Hawaii	6
Nevada	6
Arizona	4
Colorado State	4
Oregon State	4
Boise State	3
BYU	3
San Diego State	3
Wyoming	3
New Mexico	2
Stanford	2
San Jose State	2
Washington	2
Washington State	2
Arizona State	1
California	1
Colorado	1
Oregon	1
UNLV	1
Utah	1
Utah State	1
Air Force	0
UCLA	0