NEW HAVEN, Conn. - San José State’s Danny Scudero has been named to the 2025 Walter Camp Foundation All-America Second Team, as announced Friday night on ESPN.
Scudero becomes just the third player in program history to earn Walter Camp All-America honors. He follows Nick Nash, who was selected to the First Team last season.
A Biletnikoff Award semifinalist and All-Mountain West First Team selection, Scudero produced one of the most prolific receiving seasons ever by a Spartan. He concluded the 2025 regular season leading the nation in receiving yards (1,291) and yards per game (107.6) — the fifth-highest single-season total in school history. His 88 receptions rank third all-time at San José State, fourth nationally, and first in the Mountain West. He also recorded 10 touchdown catches, tied for the fifth-most in a single season in program history and 10th nationally.
Scudero’s historic campaign included a record-setting performance on Oct. 11 at Wyoming, where he hauled in four touchdown receptions, establishing a new SJSU single-game record and tying the Mountain West mark. The four scores also matched the most touchdown catches by any FBS player in a game this season.
Danny Scudero, WR, Redshirt Sophomore, San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty HS/Sac State
- All-Mountain West First Team (2025)
- Second Team CBS Sports/247 Sports All-America Team (2025)
- AP Midseason All-America Second-Team (2025)
- Finished the regular season leading the nation with 1,291 receiving yards and 107.6 yards per game.
- Scudero’s 1,291 receiving yards are the fifth most recorded in a single season in SJSU history
- Scudero’s 88 receptions this regular season were also the third most recorded in a single season in SJSU history and were the fourth most in the country, and first in the Mountain West
- Scudero’s 10 touchdowns in the regular season finished tied for fifth in a single season in SJSU history and were the 10th most in the country
- Fastest to 1,000 yards in SJSU history and did so in his eighth game at SJSU
- Career-high 12 catches for 79 yards at SDSU (11/22/25)
- Career-high 215 receiving yards on seven catches with two touchdowns vs. Hawai‘i (11/01/25)
- SJSU record four touchdown receptions, including a career-best 72-yard touchdown, 10 catches for 180 yards at Wyoming (10/11/25)
- Seven catches for 151 yards, including career-best 70-yard touchdown reception vs. New Mexico (10/03/25)
- Career-best 11 catches and two touchdowns, plus 135 receiving yards at Stanford (09/27/25)
- Six catches for 130 yards, including a career-long 56-yard reception vs. Idaho (09/20/25)
- Nine catches for 189 yards with a long of 46, plus a 45-yd touchdown vs. CMU (08/29/25)
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