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Washington State's best wide receivers since 2004

Gabe Marks leads with 3,453 receiving yards in 50 games at Washington State; Marquess Wilson had 3,207.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Washington 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

77 wide receivers with 5+ games at Washington Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Gabe Marks	2012–2016	50	3,453	316	37
2	Marquess Wilson	2010–2012	33	3,207	189	23
3	Dom Williams	2012–2015	45	2,889	192	30
4	Brandon Gibson	2005–2008	40	2,747	181	17
5	River Cracraft	2013–2016	41	2,701	218	20
6	Jason Hill	2004–2006	29	2,574	137	31
7	Kyle Williams	2023–2024	25	2,041	131	20
8	Michael Bumpus	2004–2007	41	2,022	195	8
9	Vince Mayle	2013–2014	23	2,022	148	16
10	Travell Harris	2018–2021	43	1,999	179	17
11	Jared Karstetter	2008–2011	41	1,988	166	19
12	Dezmon Patmon	2016–2019	36	1,976	156	13
13	Renard Bell	2017–2022	47	1,966	175	18
14	Isiah Myers	2011–2014	37	1,911	164	19
15	Tavares Martin Jr.	2015–2017	36	1,683	150	17
16	Easop Winston Jr.	2018–2019	26	1,624	137	19
17	Tay Martin	2017–2019	36	1,615	143	18
18	Kyle Sweet	2015–2018	44	1,451	139	5
19	Calvin Jackson	2018–2021	26	1,403	104	10
20	Lincoln Victor	2021–2023	32	1,401	137	7
21	Robert Lewis	2014–2018	37	1,260	118	7
22	Joshua Meredith	2022–2025	27	1,253	100	6
23	Brandon Arconado	2017–2019	15	1,182	82	8
24	De'Zhaun Stribling	2021–2022	25	1,073	95	10
25	Rickey Galvin	2010–2014	39	1,021	113	8
26	Bobby Ratliff	2011–2013	28	990	85	3
27	Jamire Calvin	2017–2020	28	980	92	5
28	Josh Kelly	2023	12	923	61	8
29	Jed Collins	2004–2007	25	894	79	6
30	Kristoff Williams	2011–2014	28	852	84	6
31	Donovan Ollie	2020–2022	23	807	70	4
32	Isiah Barton	2010–2011	23	803	68	5
33	Isaiah Johnson-Mack	2016–2017	23	801	95	6
34	Daniel Blackledge	2007–2010	25	759	63	4
35	Gino Simone	2009–2012	28	757	72	1
36	Jeshua Anderson	2007–2009	20	743	49	4
37	Tony Freeman	2024–2025	24	715	62	3
38	Cody Boyd	2004–2006	18	698	47	2
39	Kris Hutson	2024	12	683	54	2
40	Carlos Hernandez	2023–2024	16	655	55	5
41	Chris Jordan	2004–2006	17	585	39	5
42	Robert Ferrel	2022	11	582	56	4
43	Troy Bienemann	2004–2005	16	547	46	4
44	Trandon Harvey	2004–2005	14	542	37	3
45	Jeffrey Solomon	2009–2010	15	534	42	2
46	Charles Dillon	2006–2007	17	526	52	4
47	Brett Bartolone	2012–2013	17	488	63	4
48	John Thompson	2013–2016	25	461	50	2
49	Branden Ganashamoorthy	2024–2026	15	430	36	4
50	Tyler Baker	2014–2015	12	422	40	2
51	Devin Frischknecht	2007–2008	13	412	35	4
52	Ben Woodard	2005–2008	14	288	25	2
53	Rodrick Fisher	2018–2019	11	277	20	1
54	Daniel Blood	2026	7	266	26	1
55	CJ Dimry	2016–2017	15	262	22	0
56	Kyrin Priester	2015	13	246	34	1
57	Leyton Smithson	2022–2025	33	244	32	1
58	Joey Hobert	2020–2021	13	223	18	1
59	Jeremiah Noga	2025	11	221	20	1
60	Greg Prator	2004–2005	11	220	15	3
61	Darrius Clemons	2026	6	218	20	0
62	Tsion Nunnally	2022–2023	8	191	10	1
63	Marty Martin	2004–2005	11	178	18	1
64	Carter Pabst	2025	7	168	9	1
65	Isaiah Hamilton	2023	10	163	15	1
66	Tre Shackelford	2024	5	144	10	1
67	Orion Peters	2022	9	138	13	1
68	Kevin Norrell	2008	8	124	11	0
69	Landon Wright	2025	6	121	7	2
70	Andrei Lintz	2010–2012	8	114	10	2
71	Leon Neal Jr.	2023–2025	16	110	13	1
72	Tony Thompson	2008–2009	8	110	13	0
73	Tank Hawkins Jr.	2026	6	96	18	0
74	Calvin Green	2014	7	68	13	0
75	Leon Brooks	2010–2013	26	59	18	0
76	Kainoa Wilson	2016–2018	5	9	2	0
77	Kaleb Fossum	2015–2016	13	0	0	0

Also at Washington 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.