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USC

Walter Matthews

94th beats 94% of the NCAAF TEs; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Playing Timevs NCAAF TEs
Games Played1
EfficiencyOffensevs NCAAF TEs
Points Added per Play0.45
Total Points Added0.537th382/609
ReceivingOffensevs NCAAF TEs
Receptions124th347/622
Receiving Yards1245th339/622
Yards per Catch12.0
Receiving Touchdowns035th193/622
Longest Catch1242nd347/622
Ball SecurityOffensevs NCAAF TEs
Fumbles052nd1/641
Fumbles Lost051st1/641
1 games
DateOppRECREC YDSREC TDLONG REC
USCSep 5, 2026FRESFRES112012

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