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Louisville's best wide receivers since 2004

Harry Douglas leads with 2,924 receiving yards in 41 games at Louisville; DeVante Parker had 2,775.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Louisville 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

69 wide receivers with 5+ games at Louisvillereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Harry Douglas	2004–2007	41	2,924	173	15
2	DeVante Parker	2011–2014	39	2,775	156	33
3	Dez Fitzpatrick	2017–2020	45	2,589	154	21
4	Jaylen Smith	2015–2018	43	2,505	152	15
5	Tutu Atwell	2018–2020	32	2,307	140	21
6	Mario Urrutia	2005–2007	29	2,261	129	16
7	Chris Bell	2022–2025	42	2,166	151	12
8	James Quick	2013–2016	40	2,032	126	14
9	Eli Rogers	2011–2014	50	2,020	176	12
10	Doug Beaumont	2007–2010	36	1,655	141	1
11	Damian Copeland	2010–2013	30	1,521	116	7
12	Seth Dawkins	2016–2019	40	1,510	94	9
13	Gary Barnidge	2004–2007	39	1,491	108	17
14	Joshua Tinch	2004–2005	24	1,365	103	5
15	Ahmari Huggins-Bruce	2021–2024	41	1,360	98	10
16	Scott Long	2007–2009	24	1,286	91	4
17	Josh Chichester	2008–2011	39	1,253	97	11
18	Jamari Staples	2015–2016	20	1,253	73	5
19	Montrell Jones	2004–2005	24	1,138	80	8
20	Andrell Smith	2010–2012	32	1,120	70	7
21	Tyler Hudson	2022	12	1,034	69	2
22	Ja'Corey Brooks	2024	12	1,013	61	9
23	J.R. Russell	2004	12	968	73	7
24	Jamari Thrash	2023	12	858	63	6
25	Caullin Lacy	2024–2025	18	831	78	3
26	Cameron Graham	2009–2010	24	793	67	7
27	Michaelee Harris	2011–2014	31	763	61	5
28	Trent Guy	2006–2009	38	750	45	5
29	Traveon Samuel	2015–2017	36	746	57	2
30	Josh Bellamy	2010–2011	21	681	53	7
31	Braden Smith	2020–2022	28	653	59	2
32	Jamari Staples	2015	7	599	35	3
33	Jordan Watkins	2020–2021	19	586	43	4
34	Kai De La Cruz	2013–2014	17	574	41	5
35	Tyler Harrell	2018–2021	13	559	20	6
36	Devante Peete	2015–2019	26	547	40	2
37	Justin Marshall	2018–2021	21	544	36	1
38	Lawayne McCoy	2026	7	513	25	4
39	Tre Richardson	2026	7	493	30	2
40	Broderick Clark	2004–2005	11	486	31	4
41	Ryan Hubbell	2012–2013	19	475	28	2
42	Patrick Carter	2006–2007	18	464	31	5
43	TreyShun Hurry	2025–2026	16	459	43	1
44	Kevin Coleman Jr.	2023	14	362	26	2
45	Adam McCauley	2004	10	309	22	3
46	Troy Pascley	2008–2010	12	297	17	4
47	Scott Radcliff	2009–2012	26	286	24	2
48	Scott Kuhn	2005–2007	15	245	24	4
49	Jimmy Calloway	2023	10	242	20	0
50	Chris Vaughn	2006–2008	10	238	25	0
51	Antonio Meeks	2024–2025	12	231	20	2
52	Josh Johnson	2017–2021	14	229	24	1
53	Jadon Thompson	2023–2024	11	223	18	3
54	Robert Clark	2013	13	219	25	1
55	Dacari Collins	2025	6	219	13	1
56	Nate Nord	2010–2012	12	182	21	2
57	Javonte Bagley	2014–2017	9	170	16	2
58	Johnnie Burns	2008	8	166	18	1
59	Kris Hughes	2024–2025	11	163	15	1
60	Cataurus Hicks	2023–2024	7	160	13	0
61	Jarrett Davis	2011–2012	14	156	19	0
62	Pete Nochta	2008–2010	8	146	11	2
63	Jimmy Riley	2006	6	145	10	1
64	JaJuan Spillman	2006–2007	13	120	16	0
65	Keion Wakefield	2018–2019	5	80	7	0
66	Nick Heuser	2012	7	57	10	2
67	Jackson Voth	2026	5	41	3	0
68	Marcus Riley	2018	6	9	3	0
69	Cornelius Sturghill	2015–2019	7	0	0	0

Also at Louisville: 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.