Academic Integration and Competitive Excellence in Division I Athletics the harvard record book harvard Football News 2016 Receiving records Single-Game Reception Leaders No. Name rec. Yds. td opponent (Year) 1. Carl Morris ’03 21 257 2 at Dartmouth (2002) 2. Kyle Juszczyk ’13 15 192 3 at Princeton (2012) 3 Pat McInally ’75 13 178 2 at Brown (1973) Jim Curry ’78 13 158 1 Colgate (1977) Carl Morris ’03 13 142 2 Yale (2000) 6. Wally Grant ’65 11 98 0 Bucknell (1964) Brian Barringer ’88 11 119 0 at Holy Cross (1987) Marco Iannuzzi ’11 11 174 1 Holy Cross (2008) Terence Patterson ’00 11 121 2 at Dartmouth (1997) Carl Morris ’03 11 153 1 Dartmouth (2001) Carl Morris ’03 11 210 2 Holy Cross (2002) Carl Morris ’03 11 165 1 Cornell (2002) Brian Edwards ’05 11 124 1 Dartmouth (2004) Ryan Tyler ’06 11 177 0 Penn (2005) Single-Season Reception Leaders No. Name rec. Yds. avg. td Year 1. Carl Morris ’03 90 1,288 14.3 8 2002 2. Carl Morris ’03 71 943 13.3 12 2001 3. Carl Morris ’03 60 920 15.3 8 2000 4. Pat McInally ’75 56 752 13.4 7 1973 Corey Mazza ’07-08 56 785 14.0 7 2007 6. Terence Patterson ’00 54 537 9.9 1 1999 7. Matt Luft ’10 53 875 16.5 5 2008 8. Kyle Juszczyk ’13 52 706 13.6 8 2012 9. Brian Edwards ’05 51 646 12.7 4 2004 10. Corey Mazza ’07-08 51 773 15.2 7 2004 11. Rodney Byrnes ’05 50 482 9.6 2 2002 11. Ricky Zorn ’14 50 700 14.0 3 2013 Career Reception Leaders No. Name rec. Yds. avg. td 1. Carl Morris ’03 245 3,488 14.2 28 2. Corey Mazza ’07-08 177 2,803 15.8 28 3. Terence Patterson ’00 146 1,461 10.0 5 4. Matt Luft ’10 132 2,147 16.3 14 5. Colby Skelton ’98 127 1,942 15.3 6 6. Kyle Juszczyk ’13 125 1,576 12.6 22 7. Andrew Fischer ’16 119 1,491 12.5 8 8. Pat McInally ’75 108 1,485 13.8 15 9. Brian Edwards ’05 105 1,628 15.5 13 10. Chris Lorditch ’11-12 101 1,601 15.9 12 11. Adam Chrissis ’12 96 1,120 11.6 5 12. Rodney Byrnes ’05 92 1,112 12.1 8 13. Cameron Brate ’14 91 1,381 15.2 18 14. Ricky Zorn ’14 86 1,264 14.7 7 15. Clifton Dawson ’07 80 759 9.5 4 16. Ryan Tyler ’06 78 976 12.5 4 17. Paul J. Crowley ’53* 42 764 18.2 10 * 42 receptions does not rank among the all-time records but the number, combined with Harvard’s best per-reception average in another era warrants notation on this list. Most Touchdown Receptions Game 3 Pat McInally ’75 vs. Rutgers (1974) 3 Bob McDermott ’76 vs. Dartmouth (1975) 3 Kelly Widman ’06 vs. Penn (2005) 3 Kyle Juszczyk ’13 at Princeton (2012) 3 Tyler Ott ’14 vs. Princeton (2013) Season 12 Carl Morris ’03 (2001) 8 Pat McInally ’75 (1974) 8 Carl Morris ’03 (2000, ’02) 8 Brian Edwards ’05 (2003) 8 Corey Mazza ’07-08 (2006) 8 Kyle Juszczyk ’13 (2012) 8 Ben Braunecker ’16 (2015) Career 28 Carl Morris ’03 (1999-2002) 28 Corey Mazza ’07-08 (2003-07) 22 Kyle Juszczyk ‘13 (2009-12) 18 Cameron Brate ’14 (2010-2013) 15 Pat McInally ’75 (1972-74) 14 Matt Luft ’10 (2006-09) 13 Brian Edwards ’05 (2001-04) 12 Chris Lorditch ’11-12 (2007-2011) Most Yards Gained Game 257 Carl Morris ’03, at Dartmouth, 21 receptions (2002) 220 Carl Morris ’03, at Brown, 10 receptions (2000) 214 James Curry ’78, vs. Cornell, 9 receptions (1974) Season 1,288 Carl Morris ’03, 90 receptions (2002) 943 Carl Morris ’03, 71 receptions (2001) 920 Carl Morris ’03, 60 receptions (2000) 875 Matt Luft ’10, 53 receptions (2008) 864 Brian Edwards ’05, 47 receptions (2003) 850 Ben Braunecker ’16, 48 receptions (2015) 785 Corey Mazza ’07-08, 56 receptions (2007) 773 Corey Mazza ’07-08, 51 receptions (2004) 721 Matt Luft ’10, 43 receptions (2007) 712 Rich Horner ’80, 40 receptions (1979) Career 3,488 Carl Morris ’03, 155 receptions (1999-2002) 2,803 Corey Mazza ’07, 121 receptions (2003-07) 2,147 Matt Luft ’10, 132 receptions (2006-09) 1,942 Colby Skelton ’98, 127 receptions (1994-97) 1,628 Brian Edwards ’05, 105 receptions (2001-04) 1,601 Chris Lorditch ’11-12, 101 receptions (2007-11) 1,576 Kyle Juszczyk ’13, 125 receptions (2009-12) 1,491 Andrew Fischer ’16, 119 receptions (2012-15) 1,485 Pat McInally ’75, 108 receptions (1972-74) 1,461 Terence Patterson ’00, 146 receptions (1996-99) 1,381 Cameron Brate ’14, 91 receptions (2011-13) 1,269 Jim Curry ’78, 68 receptions (1975-77) 1,264 Ricky Zorn ’14, 86 receptions (2010-13) 1,173 Rich Horner ’80, 64 receptions (1977-79) 1,168 Ben Braunecker ’16, 68 receptions (2012-15) | 70 |
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