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Colorado State's best wide receivers since 2004

Rashard Higgins leads with 3,649 receiving yards in 38 games at Colorado State; Michael Gallup had 2,685.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Colorado State 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 Colorado Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Rashard Higgins	2013–2015	38	3,649	239	31
2	Michael Gallup	2016–2017	26	2,685	176	21
3	Tory Horton	2022–2024	29	2,620	193	17
4	Johnny Walker	2004–2007	44	2,223	172	6
5	David Anderson	2004–2005	23	2,161	143	10
6	Bisi Johnson	2015–2018	35	2,019	125	11
7	Rashaun Greer	2008–2009	24	1,853	112	3
8	Joe Hansley	2012–2015	48	1,842	136	12
9	Warren Jackson	2017–2019	28	1,789	124	14
10	Kory Sperry	2004–2008	40	1,763	141	20
11	Damon Morton	2004–2007	37	1,709	98	12
12	Dante Wright	2019–2021	24	1,674	121	7
13	Dion Morton	2006–2009	33	1,536	98	15
14	Lou Greenwood	2009–2012	40	1,359	91	7
15	Preston Williams	2018	12	1,345	96	14
16	Charles Lovett	2011–2014	40	1,339	94	7
17	Crockett Gillmore	2011–2013	32	1,308	111	8
18	Dustin Osborn	2004–2006	29	1,245	75	10
19	Justus Ross-Simmons	2022–2023	19	1,148	71	6
20	Luke Roberts	2004–2007	33	1,038	70	7
21	Xavier Williams	2014–2016	22	752	53	5
22	Zac Pauga	2007–2010	39	743	88	4
23	Thomas Coffman	2011–2013	26	685	34	2
24	Tyson Liggett	2008–2010	19	654	61	3
25	Armani Winfield	2024–2025	22	617	60	4
26	Tommy Maher	2024–2026	21	606	49	1
27	Ty McCullouch	2019–2022	17	596	41	1
28	Detrich Clark	2016–2017	24	594	50	7
29	Louis Brown IV	2022–2023	17	579	59	5
30	Marquise Law	2010–2012	22	569	48	2
31	Matt Yemm	2009–2011	21	526	41	2
32	Jordon Vaden	2013–2016	20	481	38	3
33	Byron Steele	2009–2011	14	436	29	1
34	Caleb Goodie Sr.	2023–2024	12	435	22	4
35	Joel Dreessen	2004	11	427	43	3
36	Nate Craig-Myers	2019–2020	12	397	29	1
37	Jamari Person	2023–2024	12	394	37	1
38	RJ Vick	2026	5	367	24	4
39	Robert Ruiz	2013–2016	15	361	24	3
40	Dylan Goffney	2023–2024	12	355	29	2
41	George Hill	2004–2007	28	351	42	1
42	T.J. Borcky	2008–2011	25	349	39	1
43	Dane Olson	2022–2024	14	348	20	1
44	Eric Peitz	2007–2010	23	341	35	6
45	Tay Lanier	2025	12	315	35	2
46	Lavon Brown	2024–2026	18	313	28	0
47	EJ Scott	2018–2019	12	305	22	1
48	Jordan Ross	2024–2025	13	302	26	1
49	Elroy Masters Jr.	2014–2016	10	299	20	2
50	Terrence Smith Jr.	2026	6	289	19	4
51	E.J. Scott	2019–2021	11	282	24	1
52	Jackson Harper	2026	5	268	21	2
53	Deionte Gaines	2014–2015	22	181	22	1
54	Matt Bartz	2004–2005	8	154	15	4
55	Nikko Hall	2018–2019	7	137	12	1
56	Ryan Gardner	2008–2009	9	123	13	0
57	Jake Levin	2010–2013	10	115	12	1
58	A'Jon Vivens	2018–2022	19	100	15	0
59	Dominique Vinson	2010–2012	8	78	10	2
60	Sammie Long IV	2014–2016	6	70	8	0
61	Brenden Fulton	2018–2019	10	63	5	0
62	Dawson Menegatti	2023	5	54	6	0
63	Kojo Antwi	2025	6	48	8	0
64	Jordan Kress	2021	5	40	4	0
65	Thomas Pannunzio	2020–2022	15	0	0	0

Also at Colorado State: 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.