Washington State all-time leaders

Passing yards

1 Luke Falk 14,486 yds 119 TD
2 Connor Halliday 11,308 yds 90 TD
3 Cameron Ward 6,950 yds 48 TD
4 Jeff Tuel 5,932 yds 33 TD
5 Anthony Gordon 5,592 yds 48 TD
6 Gardner Minshew 4,776 yds 38 TD
7 Marshall Lobbestael 3,871 yds 26 TD
8 Jayden de Laura 3,684 yds 28 TD
9 John Mateer 3,396 yds 32 TD
10 Zevi Eckhaus 2,516 yds 19 TD

Rushing yards

1 Dwight Tardy 2,241 yds 15 TD
2 Max Borghi 2,158 yds 32 TD
3 Jamal Morrow 1,795 yds 9 TD
4 James Williams 1,543 yds 19 TD
5 Gerard Wicks 1,475 yds 19 TD
6 Nakia Watson 1,203 yds 13 TD
7 Logwone Mitz 999 yds 8 TD
8 John Mateer 977 yds 18 TD
9 Deon McIntosh 966 yds 7 TD
10 Carl Winston 954 yds 9 TD

Receiving yards

1 Gabe Marks 3,453 yds 37 TD
2 Marquess Wilson 3,207 yds 23 TD
3 Dom Williams 2,889 yds 30 TD
4 River Cracraft 2,701 yds 20 TD
5 Kyle Williams 2,035 yds 20 TD
6 Vince Mayle 2,022 yds 16 TD
7 Travell Harris 1,999 yds 17 TD
8 Jared Karstetter 1,988 yds 19 TD
9 Dezmon Patmon 1,976 yds 13 TD
10 Renard Bell 1,966 yds 18 TD

Totals for games played for Washington State since 2004. Source: CollegeFootballData. Seasons before 2004 are not included in these totals.

Washington State passing, rushing and receiving leaders, 2004-2026.

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Frequently asked questions

Who has the most passing yards for Washington State?

Luke Falk has the most passing yards for Washington State since 2004, with 14,486 yards and 119 touchdowns.

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