
Oregon State freshman wide receiver Jesse Legree extended his consecutive 100-yard receiving streak to six games, surpassing the program record previously held by Mike Hass and Brandin Cooks. In a 59-14 victory over San Diego State, Legree recorded 10 catches for 191 yards and three touchdowns through three quarters, with scores of 11, 71, and 31 yards.
His performance has sparked intense debate on social media, with many supporters arguing he is currently the top wide receiver in the nation, even surpassing Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith, who posted 93 yards and two scores in a 45-16 win over Maryland.
Legree's early career trajectory draws comparisons to Michael Crabtree and Randy Moss, as he is only the third player in FBS history to score nine or more receiving touchdowns in his first five games. While some critics question the strength of his competition, coach JaMarcus Shephard maintains that the offense will continue to utilize Legree's versatility, including lining him up in the backfield.
The 5-foot-7 recruit, who was initially passed over by Alabama, has emphasized his confidence in securing contested catches despite his smaller frame.

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