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Bowling Green's best wide receivers since 2004

Freddie Barnes leads with 3,299 receiving yards in 45 games at Bowling Green; Scotty Miller had 2,867.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Bowling Green since 2004, ranked by receiving yards; the lines are each player's receiving yards game by game, the top 8 drawn. A link opens the player's page, where he has one, or his row on the board.

receiving yards · by game

receptions · by game

receiving touchdowns · by game

65 wide receivers with 5+ games at Bowling Greenreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Freddie Barnes	2006–2009	45	3,299	298	30
2	Scotty Miller	2015–2018	44	2,867	215	23
3	Ronnie Moore	2013–2016	53	2,704	198	19
4	Roger Lewis	2014–2015	28	2,637	158	23
5	Ryan Burbrink	2012–2015	52	2,213	189	9
6	Kamar Jorden	2010–2011	24	2,198	174	16
7	Charles Sharon	2004–2005	22	2,003	133	20
8	Corey Partridge	2005–2008	39	1,949	178	13
9	Shaun Joplin	2010–2013	38	1,850	116	8
10	Steve Sanders	2004–2005	22	1,731	106	19
11	Alex Bayer	2010–2013	47	1,543	115	10
12	Gehrig Dieter	2014–2015	22	1,493	129	11
13	Teo Redding	2014–2017	36	1,328	94	14
14	OJ Hiliare	2022–2023	25	1,279	103	10
15	Chris Wright	2007–2009	30	1,201	94	5
16	Tyrone Broden	2020–2022	26	1,199	74	12
17	Chris Gallon	2012–2015	23	1,041	85	8
18	Tyrone Pronty	2006–2010	37	941	94	6
19	Eugene Cooper	2010–2011	22	938	84	9
20	Austin Osborne	2021–2023	25	867	95	2
21	Adrian Hodges	2008–2011	32	821	85	4
22	Marques Parks	2005–2008	25	744	59	9
23	Heath Jackson	2011–2014	21	666	69	3
24	Datrin Guyton	2017	10	585	31	2
25	Malcolm Johnson Jr.	2024	13	569	49	3
26	RB Marlow III	2018–2019	20	548	50	2
27	Finn Hogan	2023–2025	20	522	41	1
28	Jermiah Kelley	2007–2008	11	514	31	5
29	Jimmy Scheidler	2007–2009	21	466	45	8
30	Deric Phouthavong	2016–2018	16	464	40	4
31	Julian Ortega-Jones	2019–2020	14	458	34	0
32	Ray Hutson	2008–2011	21	455	46	4
33	Ruben Ruiz	2005–2006	18	400	32	4
34	Brennan Ridley	2025–2026	16	370	26	2
35	Cavon Croom	2021–2022	16	359	36	1
36	CJ Lewis	2022	11	352	26	2
37	Rahkeem Smith	2024	13	349	25	3
38	Tyler Beck	2010–2013	21	348	25	3
39	Winn Sharp	2025–2026	10	321	25	1
40	James Hawkins	2004	11	318	25	2
41	Sean O'Drobinak	2004–2006	15	285	22	5
42	RJ Garcia II	2025	10	283	27	0
43	Cornelius McGrady	2004	8	244	21	2
44	Jordan Wayne-Prather	2018–2019	14	233	27	0
45	Janarvis Pough	2016–2017	17	231	23	0
46	Abdul-Fatai Ibrahim	2023	12	220	20	2
47	Jhaylin Embry	2020–2023	31	208	10	0
48	Calvin Wiley	2010	12	201	25	2
49	Justus Jones	2009–2011	8	192	17	1
50	Marquis Zimmerman	2016	10	184	22	1
51	Herve Coby	2012–2015	13	183	15	1
52	Noah Massey	2018–2020	6	162	10	1
53	Zach Charles	2006–2007	11	152	24	0
54	Derrick Lett	2004–2005	5	136	10	1
55	Je'Ron Stokes	2012	9	114	15	1
56	Matt Wilcox Jr.	2017	11	106	14	1
57	Pete Winovich	2006–2007	14	100	16	1
58	Derek Brighton	2007–2008	5	97	10	0
59	Justin Sawmiller	2018	5	88	8	1
60	Vanel Dossous	2016	6	79	9	0
61	Allen Middleton	2025	9	52	8	0
62	Reis Stocksdale	2025	5	23	4	0
63	Trey Johnson	2024–2026	9	20	3	0
64	Jared Merk	2024–2025	7	15	1	0
65	Jake Rogers	2019–2022	18	11	3	0

Also at Bowling Green: quarterbacks, running backs, tight ends, defenders, kickers, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.