[Rank]: 5
[Player]: Ryan Broyles
[Team (seasons)]: Oklahoma (2008–2011)
[Total receiving touchdowns]: 45
[Rank]: 10
[Player]: Davone Bess
[Team (seasons)]: Hawaii (2005–2007)
[Total receiving touchdowns]: 41
[Rank]: 1
[Player]: Jarett Dillard
[Team (seasons)]: Rice (2005–2008)
[Total receiving touchdowns]: 60
[Rank]: 10
[Player]: Stedman Bailey
[Team (seasons)]: West Virginia (2010–2012)
[Total receiving touchdowns]: 41
[Rank]: 6
[Player]: Patrick Edwards
[Team (seasons)]: Houston (2008–2011)
[Total receiving touchdowns]: 43
[Rank]: 8
[Player]: Ryan Yarborough
[Team (seasons)]: Wyoming (1990–1993)
[Total receiving touchdowns]: 42
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Of all the NCAA programs, football is the most popular. During the football season, some of the best teams seat up to 100,000 people at home. Most of the great sports schools in the United States have become famous through football. Some of the traditional football powerhouses, such as Stanford, Michigan, and the University of Alabama, continue to produce high-level players and bring talent to the NFL in the first league.
In early January, before the start of the NFL playoffs, NCAA Football plays German champions and bowl games, ending a four-month season in full swing. The random tool generator compiled a list of 15 NCAA Class I FBS professional leaders from 15 entries. They were NCAA Division One FBS and their predecessors and had accumulated at least 40 touchdowns in their college football careers.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of NCAA Division I FBS career receiving touchdowns leaders.
