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Nov 5, 2015; Manhattan, KS, USA; Baylor Bears wide receiver Corey Coleman (1) carries the ball as Kansas State Wildcats defensive backs Kaleb Prewett (4) and Duke Shelley (8) defend at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium. The Bears won 31-24. Mandatory Credit: Scott Sewell-USA TODAY Sports

Season Stats: 58 receptions, 1178 yards, 20 touchdowns

Last game vs Kansas State: 11 receptions, 216 yards, 2 touchdowns  

With Baker Bayfield out, Coleman will need to be Jarrett Stidham’s best friend. This might be a Heisman candidate who should have been on this list earlier, possibly over a Baker Mayfield, or Devontae Booker, but after his 200 yard performance with a true freshman quarterback, here he is.

Earlier, it was Seth Russell who was in the limelight, but since his injury, Coleman comes into the picture. He’s pulled in 100+ receiving yards in every game this season, besides Iowa State, where he went for 85 yards, and still caught two touchdowns.

He’s averaging over six catches a game, and over 20 yards a reception, Baylor’s vertical offense at its finest. With only a few more games, against some of the toughest Big 12 teams, a few more usual performances and he will be  in NYC.

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