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Tulsa's best wide receivers since 2004

Keylon Stokes leads with 3,774 receiving yards in 56 games at Tulsa; Keevan Lucas had 3,250.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Tulsa 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

70 wide receivers with 5+ games at Tulsareceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Keylon Stokes	2017–2022	56	3,774	242	19
2	Keevan Lucas	2013–2016	41	3,250	240	32
3	Keyarris Garrett	2011–2015	41	3,209	219	22
4	Josh Atkinson	2012–2016	42	2,654	202	14
5	Damaris Johnson	2008–2010	39	2,611	182	16
6	Justin Hobbs	2015–2018	46	2,546	176	12
7	Charles Clay	2007–2010	51	2,544	189	28
8	Trae Johnson	2007–2010	47	2,372	142	27
9	Brennan Marion	2007–2008	25	2,356	82	19
10	JuanCarlos Santana	2019–2022	41	2,325	157	15
11	Josh Johnson	2019–2021	33	2,108	165	13
12	Keenen Johnson	2016–2019	41	1,850	154	9
13	Garrett Mills	2004–2005	25	1,795	138	11
14	Sam Crawford	2018–2021	34	1,623	114	10
15	Kamdyn Benjamin	2021–2024	40	1,567	120	12
16	Willie Carter	2009–2012	43	1,566	132	15
17	Jordan James	2010–2013	37	1,457	112	5
18	Thomas Roberson	2010–2013	31	1,219	86	10
19	Slick Shelley	2008–2009	21	1,138	68	12
20	Idris Moss	2005–2006	25	1,039	80	3
21	Bryan Burnham	2011–2012	14	940	63	9
22	Ashlan Davis	2004–2005	21	908	65	6
23	Jesse Meyer	2006–2008	25	842	56	2
24	Conner Floyd	2012–2015	35	729	74	6
25	Ryan Bugg	2005–2006	17	666	52	6
26	Ricky Johnson	2009–2011	26	659	44	7
27	Malachai Jones	2021–2024	32	630	49	3
28	Clay Sears	2008–2011	21	622	49	9
29	Joseph Williams	2024	7	588	30	5
30	Zion Steptoe	2024–2025	18	475	36	0
31	Oran Singleton Jr.	2026	7	474	38	4
32	Isaiah Epps	2022	12	429	37	5
33	Zion Booker	2025	8	418	46	2
34	Grayson Tempest	2023–2026	19	415	39	1
35	Ezra Naylor II	2021	10	415	32	3
36	Nigel Carter	2014–2017	18	404	33	1
37	Carl Chester	2023	9	401	22	1
38	Devan Williams	2023	9	399	29	2
39	Montiese Culton	2004	10	393	21	3
40	Dion Toliver	2007	13	392	34	1
41	Derek Patterson	2012–2014	15	376	24	3
42	Caleb Blankenship	2004	11	312	28	2
43	Braylin Presley	2023–2025	25	310	38	1
44	Bishop Louie	2014–2017	31	308	28	2
45	Marquis Shoulders	2022–2023	9	306	19	6
46	Josh Stewart	2017–2020	14	302	25	0
47	Jarion Anderson	2016–2019	20	288	28	1
48	Donnie Johnson	2004–2006	12	287	28	2
49	Cameron Clemons	2006–2007	14	277	29	5
50	Jermaine Landrum	2004	12	273	24	2
51	Jameel Owens	2010	9	246	18	6
52	Javon Ross	2026	7	243	23	2
53	Donnell Gee Jr.	2025–2026	9	235	14	1
54	Genesis Cole	2010–2011	13	209	18	0
55	Jacob Emmers	2024–2025	13	204	18	0
56	Josh Smith	2024–2026	8	204	10	1
57	Cole Neph	2018	7	200	14	3
58	Micah Tease	2025–2026	7	195	12	1
59	Landon Keopple	2004–2005	12	190	20	0
60	David Wells Jr.	2026	5	187	14	3
61	Jacob Collums	2006–2009	14	184	15	9
62	Corey Smith	2024	6	179	12	2
63	Jimmy Calloway	2026	5	127	13	0
64	Cannon Montgomery	2019–2021	7	126	7	1
65	Monroe Nichols	2005	7	114	10	0
66	Kyle Grooms	2006–2007	12	111	12	3
67	Richard McQuillar	2005	6	111	10	0
68	Nick Rempert	2022–2023	5	103	10	1
69	Ted Curtis	2005–2006	9	88	13	2
70	Eli Potts	2024–2025	5	0	0	0

Also at Tulsa: 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.