11) Jeffrey Fuller, WR, Texas A&M
To let you know just what a rushing team the Aggies have been through their history, receiver Jeff Fuller set a Texas A&M record with 1,066 receiving yards a year ago. He also tied for the school record in receptions with 72 and won the touchdowns record with 12. His 1,000-yard season was the first in Texas A&M history.
All were impressive numbers, especially considering the fact that the Aggies experienced some turbulence at the quarterback position. But that didn't stop Fuller from posting four 100-plus yard games and caught at least one touchdown pass in five consecutive games from the Oklahoma State game through the Texas Tech contest.
At 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, Fuller ranks as one of the toughest individual matchups in the league, a point he drove home by catching seven catches for 82 yards against high first-round pick Patrick Peterson of LSU in the Cotton Bowl.
And now, with Ryan Tannehill entrenched as a starter, it would seemingly take a disaster for Fuller to not rewrite the A&M receiving record books. He already holds the school record with 28 touchdown catches — just five behind active FBS leader Ryan Broyles — and he needs just nine catches and 336 yards to shake loose Terrence Murphy from the top spot in career catches and receiving yards, respectively. He's caught at least one pass in each of his 33 career games.
For his efforts, the 2010 Biletnikoff finalist has been named to watch lists for the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award, the Maxwell Award and the Biletnikoff, which goes to the country's top receiver.
2010 Stats: 72 catches, 1,066 receiving yards, 12 receiving touchdowns
No. 12: Texas LB Keenan Robinson
No. 13: Oklahoma DE Frank Alexander
No. 14: Texas A&M QB Ryan Tannehill
No. 15: Oklahoma DB Tony Jefferson
No. 16: Texas LB Emmanuel Acho
No. 17: Oklahoma DB Demontre Hurst
No. 18: Baylor WR Kendall Wright
No. 19: Oklahoma OL Ben Habern
No. 20: Oklahoma State OL Lane Taylor
No. 21: Iowa State LB Jake Knott
No.22: Oklahoma State S Markelle Martin
No.23: Missouri DL Brad Madison
No. 24: Missouri WR T.J. Moe
No. 25: Texas Tech OL Mickey Okafor
No. 26: Missouri TE Michael Egnew
No. 27: Texas A&M CB Coryell Judie
No. 28: Texas DB Kenny Vaccaro
No. 29: Oklahoma DE/LB Ronnell Lewis
No. 30: Texas A&M RB Christine Michael
No. 31: Kansas OL Jeremiah Hatch
No. 32: Texas Tech OL Lonnie Edwards
No. 33: Missouri DE Jacquies Smith
No. 34: Oklahoma WR Kenny Stills
No. 35: Texas WR Mike Davis
No. 36: Texas DE Jackson Jeffcoat
No. 37: Kansas State DB David Garrett
No. 38: Oklahoma OL Gabe Ikard
No. 39: Texas Tech RB Eric Stephens
No. 40: Baylor OL Philip Blake
No. 41: Missouri LB Zaviar Gooden
No. 42: Texas DL Alex Okafor
No. 43: Texas A&M DL Tony Jerod-Eddie
No. 44: Kansas RB James Sims
No. 45: Texas Tech S Cody Davis
No. 46: Iowa State CB Leonard Johnson
No. 47: Kansas State S Ty Zimmerman
No. 48: Baylor DE/LB Tevin Elliot
No. 49: Kansas State DE Brandon Harold
No. 50: Kansas DE Toben Opurum