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SMU's best wide receivers since 2004

James Proche II leads with 3,949 receiving yards in 49 games at SMU; Emmanuel Sanders had 3,791.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at SMU 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

63 wide receivers with 5+ games at SMUreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	James Proche II	2016–2019	49	3,949	301	39
2	Emmanuel Sanders	2006–2009	46	3,791	285	34
3	Aldrick Robinson	2007–2010	42	3,314	181	30
4	Courtland Sutton	2014–2017	38	3,220	195	31
5	Rashee Rice	2019–2022	42	3,111	233	25
6	Cole Beasley	2008–2011	47	2,959	255	14
7	Darius Johnson	2009–2012	41	2,854	232	20
8	Reggie Roberson Jr.	2018–2021	34	2,704	168	23
9	Jeremy Johnson	2010–2013	30	1,936	196	10
10	Der'rikk Thompson	2011–2014	42	1,917	134	10
11	Jordan Hudson	2023–2025	37	1,613	130	18
12	Keenan Holman	2010–2013	29	1,558	106	13
13	Bobby Chase	2004–2006	31	1,552	101	7
14	Roderick Daniels Jr.	2021–2024	45	1,485	105	12
15	Darius Joseph	2011–2015	34	1,404	174	9
16	Terrance Wilkerson	2008–2011	33	1,321	110	8
17	Danny Gray	2020–2021	18	1,251	82	13
18	Trey Quinn	2017	13	1,236	114	13
19	Moochie Dixon	2022–2024	34	1,205	74	8
20	Romello Brinson	2023–2025	28	1,204	84	5
21	Jordan Kerley	2021–2023	26	1,104	67	12
22	Yamir Knight	2025–2026	19	1,055	89	7
23	Zack Sledge	2005–2007	27	1,051	86	12
24	Jake Bailey	2022–2024	23	1,008	73	2
25	Key'Shawn Smith	2023–2024	27	919	58	8
26	Tyler Page	2017–2020	26	862	65	4
27	Reynaldo Pellerin	2004–2006	29	763	79	8
28	Columbus Givens	2005–2007	26	759	69	8
29	Xavier Castille	2015–2016	21	677	63	3
30	Chris Foster	2004–2005	16	626	56	4
31	Jalen Cooper	2025–2026	13	620	39	3
32	Ryan Kennedy	2004–2006	26	612	54	7
33	Myron Gailliard	2016–2019	31	610	58	3
34	Bradley Haynes	2008–2011	22	560	57	5
35	Dylan Goffney	2021–2025	15	516	33	2
36	Devin Lowery	2004–2007	17	500	39	2
37	Blake Warren	2004–2006	31	419	43	0
38	Jay'Mond Cleveland	2004–2005	10	361	26	0
39	Shelby Walker	2014–2017	18	338	27	0
40	Kevin Thomas	2015–2017	20	331	27	1
41	Brashard Smith	2024	14	327	39	4
42	Yannick Smith	2026	5	318	19	2
43	Stephen Nelson	2013–2014	15	311	41	0
44	Ryheem Malone	2014–2015	16	295	28	2
45	Derrick McFall	2024–2026	24	293	29	4
46	Deion Sanders Jr.	2013–2015	22	233	30	0
47	Zach Zimmerman	2006–2008	8	224	16	0
48	Jalen Hale	2026	6	208	11	1
49	Judah Bell	2018–2020	12	196	21	1
50	CJ Sanders	2018–2019	17	192	16	0
51	Nate Halverson	2014	7	165	17	1
52	Cole Loftin	2008–2012	11	141	14	1
53	Vincent Chase	2006–2007	10	129	14	2
54	JaBryce Taylor	2013	8	127	7	0
55	Patrick Fleming	2007–2010	9	119	16	1
56	Matt Rushbrook	2004	7	108	14	1
57	Cedric Lancaster	2013–2015	7	93	12	0
58	Carter Campbell	2022–2024	7	42	5	0
59	Daijuan Stewart	2014	8	32	5	0
60	Link Rhodes	2025	10	30	3	0
61	Aaron Stafford	2013–2014	6	6	1	0
62	Teddy Knox	2022–2023	7	3	4	0
63	Jayleen Record	2021–2022	6	0	0	0

Also at SMU: 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.