Rutgers wide receiver KJ Duff continues to lead the Big Ten in receiving yardage after catching 7 passes for 86 yards with a touchdown against USC in Week 3. All three stats were season lows for Duff through the first three games of the year.
Jeremiah Smith of Ohio State became the new all-time receiving yardage leader in Buckeyes program history. And it is only three games into the season! The Biletnikoff favorite also had season lows in a rout of Kent State with 5 catches for 85 yards, but his services were not really needed in the decisive rebound win for Ohio State.
Penn State's Koby Howard remains one of the Big Ten's rising stars at wide receiver. Howard scored 2 touchdowns in a blowout win over Buffalo, with one coming on a 20-yard rushing
attempt.
Here are the Big Ten's top 10 leaders in receiving yards after Week 3.
1. KJ Duff, Rutgers

- Receiving yards: 419
- Receiving TDs: 6
2. Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State

- Receiving yards: 400
- Receiving TDs: 3
3. Colin Dixon, Illinois
- Receiving yards: 367
- Receiving TDs: 7 (Big Ten lead)
4. Koby Howard, Penn State
- Receiving yards: 344
- Receiving TDs: 2
5. Asaad Waseem, Purdue
- Receiving yards: 321
- Receiving TDs: 1
6. Tyrell Henry, Wisconsin

- Receiving yards: 293
- Receiving TDs: 1
7. Charlie Becker, Indiana

- Receiving yards: 293
- Receiving TDs: 6
8. Xavier Townsend, Purdue
- Receiving yards: 267
- Receiving TDs: 2
9. JJ Buchanan, Michigan

- Receiving yards: 266
- Receiving TDs: 2
10. Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, USC
- Receiving yards: 258
- Receiving TDs: 2
This article originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire: Big Ten receiving yardage leaders after Week 3













