Tylan Wallace’s sophomore season at Oklahoma State is comparable to Dez Bryant’s sophomore year and Hart Lee Dykes’ senior season — not bad company.
Wallace finished between Bryant and Dykes in receptions, had more yards than both, but was behind both in touchdown receptions.
Wallace caught 30 percent of Taylor Cornelius’ completions this season. With that high of a percentage, it’s wild to think Wallace’s 86 receptions are still 36 off Justin Blackmon’s school record. Wallace did, though, finish with 12 more receptions than James Washington had last season.
| Player | Receptions | Year | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Justin Blackmon | 122 | 2011 | Junior |
| Justin Blackmon | 111 | 2010 | Sophomore |
| Rashaun Woods | 107 | 2002 | Junior |
| Josh Stewart | 101 | 2012 | Sophomore |
| Dez Bryant | 87 | 2008 | Sophomore |
| Tylan Wallace | 86 | 2018 | Sophomore |
| Hart Lee Dykes | 84 | 1988 | Senior |
| Rashaun Woods | 80 | 2001 | Sophomore |
| Rashaun Woods | 77 | 2003 | Senior |
| James Washington | 74 | 2017 | Senior |
Wallace’s 1,491 receiving yards ranks second among sophomore’s in OSU’s history, trailing only Blackmon.