2024
Winner: Travis Hunter Jr., Colorado
Finalists: Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona
Nick Nash, San Jose State
2023
Winner: Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State
Finalists: Malik Nabers, LSU
Rome Odunze, Washington
2022
Winner: Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee
Finalists: Marvin Harrison Jr, Ohio State
Xavier Hutchinson, Iowa State
2021
Winner: Jordan Addison, Pittsburgh
Finalists: David Bell, Purdue
Jameson Williams, Alabama
2020
Winner: DeVonta Smith, Alabama
Finalists: Elijah Moore, Ole Miss
Kyle Pitts, Florida
2019
Winner: Ja’Marr Chase, LSU
Finalists: CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma
Michael Pittman, Jr., USC
2018
Winner: Jerry Jeudy, Alabama
Finalists: Andy Isabella, Massachusetts
Tylan Wallace, Oklahoma State
2017
Winner: James Washington, Oklahoma State University
Finalists: Michael Gallup, Colorado State University
David Sills V, West Virginia
2016
Winner: Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma
Finalists: Austin Carr, Northwestern
Zay Jones, East Carolina
2015
Winner: Corey Coleman, Baylor
Finalists: Josh Doctson, TCU
Laquon Treadwell, Ole Miss
2014
Winner: Amari Cooper, Alabama
Finalists: Rashard Higgins, Colorado State
Kevin White, West Virginia
2013
Winner: Brandin Cooks, Oregon State
Finalists: Mike Evans, Texas A & M
Sammy Watkins, Clemson
2012
Winner: Marqise Lee, USC
Finalists: Stedman Bailey, West Virginia
Terrance Williams, Baylor
2011
Winner: Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State
Finalists: Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma
Robert Woods, USC
2010
Winner: Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State
Finalists: Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma
Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina
2009
Winner: Golden Tate, Notre Dame
Finalists: Jordan Shipley, Texas
Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green
2008
Winner: Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
Finalists: Jeremy Maclin, Missouri
Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
2007
Winner: Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
Finalists: Jordy Nelson, Kansas State
Mario Manningham, Michigan
2006
Winner: Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
Finalists: Jeff Samardzija, Notre Dame
Jarett Dillard, Rice
2005
Winner: Mike Hass, Oregon State
Finalists: Dwayne Jarrett, USC
Jeff Samardzija, Notre Dame
2004
Winner: Braylon Edwards, Michigan
Finalists: Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue
Dante Ridgeway, Ball State
2003
Winner: Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh
Finalists: Mike Williams, USC
Mark Clayton, Oklahoma
2002
Winner: Charles Rogers, Michigan State
Finalists: Shaun McDonald, Arizona State
Nate Burleson, Nevada
2001
Winner: Josh Reed, LSU
Finalists: Lee Evans, Wisconsin
Jabar Gaffney, Florida
2000
Winner: Antonio Bryant, Pittsburgh
Finalists: Marvin “Snoop” Minnis, Florida State
Freddie Mitchell II, UCLA
1999
Winner: Troy Walters, Stanford
Finalists: Trevor Insley, Nevada
Peter Warrick, Florida State
1998
Winner: Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech
Finalists: Torry Holt, NC State
Peter Warrick, Florida State
1997
Winner: Randy Moss, Marshall
Finalists: Jacquez Green, Florida
Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech
1996
Winner: Marcus Harris, Wyoming
Finalists: Reidel Anthony, Florida
Rae Carruth, Colorado
1995
Winner: Terry Glenn, Ohio State
Finalists: Keyshawn Johnson, USC
Bobby Engram, Penn State
1994
Winner: Bobby Engram, Penn State
Finalists: Jack Jackson, Florida
Frank Sanders, Auburn
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