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RANKINGS: Top 20 Receiving Yards Leaders Among CFB Transfers

If your team needs a receiver next offseason, you better hope that the staff looks directly to the transfer portal for help. Transfer receivers all over college football have shined this year, led by a Virginia standout and a Louisville deep threat.

Let’s take a dive in to this year’s leaders in receiving yards through seven weeks of the college football season, starting at No. 20.

20. TRE HARRIS – OLE MISS

17 rec., six TD, 367 yards.

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19. KOLE WILSON – TEXAS STATE

30 rec., 373 yards, four TD.

18. KADEN PRATHER – MARYLAND

27 rec., 373 yards, five TD.

17. NATE MCCOLLUM – NORTH CAROLINA

31 rec., 374 yards, one TD.

16. JAELEN GILL – FRESNO STATE

34 rec., 374 yards, five TD.

15. JOSH KELLY – WASHINGTON STATE

27 rec., 385 yards, five TD.

14. HOLDEN WILLIS – MIDDLE TENNESSEE

27 rec., 412 yards, two TD.

13. XZAVIER HENDERSON – CINCINNATI

30 rec., 414 yards, one TD.

12. KEON COLEMAN – FLORIDA STATE

29 rec., 418 yards, seven TD.

11. ANDREL ANTHONY – OKLAHOMA

27 rec., 429 yards, one TD.

10. JIMMY HORN JR. – COLORADO

44 rec., 436 yards, four TD.

9. NAIEM SIMMONS – SOUTH FLORIDA

24 rec., 438 yards, three TD.

 

8. KYLE WILLIAMS – WASHINGTON STATE

33 rec., 447 yards, four TD.

7. DALLIN HOLKER – COLORADO STATE

39 rec., 497 yards, six TD.

6. ANTHONY SIMPSON – UMASS

36 rec., 568 yards, three TD.

5. JOEY HOBERT – TEXAS STATE

48 rec., 612 yards, six TD.

4. STEVEN MCBRIDE – HAWAII

35 rec., 626 yards, six TD.

3. XAVIER WEAVER – COLORADO

50 rec., 631 yards, four TD.

2. JAMARI THRASH – LOUISVILLE

39 rec., 639 yards, six TD.

1. MALIK WASHINGTON – VIRGINIA

44 rec., 668 yards, five TD.

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George Michalowski

George Michalowski co-founded The Portal Report in 2022 with the goal of creating a media outlet completely focused on the transfer portal recruiting scene. In addition to his role with The Portal Report, Michalowski now works for Pittsburgh Sports Now as the site’s Pitt basketball beat writer and PrepHoops as a Pennsylvania high school basketball scout.
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