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Big 12 football receiving yardage, touchdown leaders through Week 9

Reed Harris with ASU continues to lead the Big 12 in receiving yards despite catching only one pass in the Sun Devils' loss to BYU. However, other receivers across the conference had big days, including Baylor's Gavin Freeman, who caught 114 yards and scored a touchdown in the Bears' win over UCF.

In Oklahoma State's loss to Iowa State, three receivers had over 70 receiving yards. Justin Bowick had 124 yards and two touchdowns, Wyatt Young had 74 yards and two touchdowns, and Caleb Hawkins had 81 yards and a score. Kansas receivers also played well despite the loss to TCU. Nahzae Cox and Cam Pickett both finished with over 100 receiving yards; Pickett also scored.

Big 12 Receiving Yardage Leaders

Oct 24, 2026; Tempe, Arizona, USA; Arizona State Sun Devils wide receiver Reed Harris (3) catches a pass against Kansas State Wildcats cornerback JoJo Scott (21) in the first half at Mountain America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
  1. Reed Harris, Arizona State (804 receiving yards)

  2. Gavin Freeman, Baylor (792)

  3. Joseph Williams, Colorado (732)

  4. Justin Bowick, Oklahoma State (731)

  5. Wyatt Young, Oklahoma State (713)

  6. Isaiah Mizell, Arizona (675)

  7. Amare Thomas, Houston (620)

  8. Legend Glasker, BYU (585)

  9. Nacari Ashley, TCU (560)

  10. DJ Epps, West Virginia (556)

Big 12 Receiving Touchdown Leaders

Oklahoma State Cowboys wide receiver Justin Bowick (0) catches the ball ion front of Colorado Buffaloes defensive back RJ Johnson (5) during a college football game between the Oklahoma State Cowboys (OSU) and the Colorado Buffaloes at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla., Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026.
  1. Justin Bowick, Oklahoma State (9 receiving touchdowns)

  2. Reed Harris, Arizona State (8)

  3. Wyatt Young, Oklahoma State (8)

  4. Patrick Overmyer, Houston (7)

  5. Amare Thomas, Houston (6)

  6. Braden Pegan, Utah (6)

  7. Isaiah Mizell, Arizona (6)

  8. DJ Epps, West Virginia (5)

  9. Jayden McGowan, Baylor (5)

  10. Joseph Williams, Colorado (5)

  11. Koby Young, Houston (5)

  12. Kyler Kasper, BYU (5)

  13. Nik McMillan, Kansas (5)

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