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66Overall
WRBig 12

Jock Sanders

West Virginia · Wide Receiver · 2007-10

REC
206
REC YDS
1,980
REC TD
14

Career totals · 4 seasons with stats

Scouting Report

In the West Virginia record book, Sanders ranks No. 3 in career receptions and No. 10 in career receiving yards. Sanders's 2009 season ranks No. 9 in program history for receptions.

From 2007 to 2010, Sanders caught 206 passes for 1,980 yards and 14 touchdowns.

In 17-0 that career earns a 66 overall, the 22nd-highest wide receiver rating at West Virginia since 1990 and No. 239 among all wide receivers of the 2010-2014 era.

Season by Season

Jock Sanders season-by-season statistics at West Virginia
SeasonRecRec YdsRec TDRush Yds
2007121020108
2008534627250
2009726883175
201069728492
Total2061,98014625

Seasons with tracked stats at West Virginia. Coverage starts in 2006; tackles, sacks and passes defended start in 2016 (shown as – before then).

West Virginia Record Book

  • No. 3 in career receptions
  • No. 10 in career receiving yards
  • No. 9 in single-season receptions (2009)

Top-10 entries in the program's career and single-season lists.

West Virginia Teammates

  1. 86Stedman Bailey2009-12WR
  2. 83Tavon Austin2009-12WR
  3. 80Kevin White2013-14WR
  4. 80Mario Alford2013-14WR
  5. 80Robert Sands2009-10S
  6. 75Geno Smith2009-12QB
  7. 74Bruce Irvin2010-11EDGE
  8. 74Karl Joseph2012-15S
  9. 72Charles Sims2013RB
  10. 70Darwin Cook2009-13S

Full West Virginia all-time roster

Top Wide Receivers of the 2010-2014 Era

  1. 91Justin BlackmonOklahoma State · 2009-11WR
  2. 90Patrick EdwardsHouston · 2008-11WR
  3. 90Terrance WilliamsBaylor · 2009-12WR
  4. 90Amari CooperAlabama · 2012-14WR
  5. 90Julio JonesAlabama · 2008-10WR
  6. 90Marqise LeeUSC · 2011-13WR
  7. 88Kendall WrightBaylor · 2008-11WR
  8. 88Ryan BroylesOklahoma · 2008-11WR

Best college wide receivers since 1990Best Big 12 players

Sources: Wikipedia (Jock Sanders) and its All-America, all-conference, award and program statistical-leader pages; season statistics and NFL Draft data from CollegeFootballData.com. Ratings are 17-0's own estimates, graded within each era. How ratings work.