since Bernie Flowers in 1952 and earned First Team-All Big Ten honors. With career totals of 3,629 yards and 21 touchdowns, Stubblefield ranked as the all-time NCAA receptions leader with 325 in his college career (until it was broken by Ryan Broyles of the University of Oklahoma on October 15, 2011). His teammate, John Standeford, had set the Big Ten Conference record with 266 receptions in 2003. Stubblefield was named to the Sun Bowl's 75th anniversary team. Statistics Source: Numbers in bold are Purdue school records Professional career Carolina Panthers Stubblefield went undrafted by the NFL after his successful college career. He was signed as a free agent by the Carolina Panthers on April 26, 2005. Hamilton Tiger-cats He played during the 2005 season with the Hamilton Tiger-cats in the Canadian Football League. St. Louis Rams On January 6, 2006, Stubblefield was signed to the St. Louis Rams. Return to the Hamilton Tiger-cats Stubblefield returned to the Tiger-cats on March 6, 2007. Coaching career Central Washington After a brief stint playing at the professional level, Stubblefield returned to his home state of Washington, where he served as a wide receiver coach for the Wildcats at Central Washington University, an NCAA division II program. Eastern Michigan After just one season with Central Washington, Stubblefield joined the Eastern Michigan staff to become an assistant coach under head coach, Jeff Genyk. Illinois State After Genyk was replaced by Ron English, Stubblefield moved on to Illinois State to be an assistant and wide receiver coach. He joined head coach Brock Spack, who was a former defensive coordinator at Purdue. Central Michigan On February 18, 2011, Central Michigan announced the addition of Stubblefield as their wide receivers coach. New Mexico Stubblefield coached wide receivers for New Mexico in 2012. Wake Forest Stubblefield moved on to Wake Forest in 2013. Utah In February 2014, Stubblefield was named the wide receivers coach at Utah. University of Miami Taylor Stubblefield joined the University of Miami football program in January 2019, accepting the position of wide receivers coach. Penn State Taylor Stubblefield joined the Pennsylvania State University football program in January 2020, accepting the position of wide receivers coach. In 2020, Jahan Dotson led the Big Ten in receiving with 884 yards. Dotson was also tied as the national leader for receptions of over 60 yards (4) and went on to earn honorable mention All-American. Stubblefield also coached Parker