Honors
2006—Honorable Mention All-ACC ... second-team All-State by the Virginia Sports Information Directors Association and the Roanoke Times.

At Virginia
2007–Medical redshirt after suffering a knee injury during spring drills. 2006—Had breakout year as the team’s primary receiver ... saw his role increase dramatically when Deyon Williams went down with a foot injury early in training camp ... appeared in all 12 games and started nine of the final 10 games ... led the team with 52 receptions, 582 yards and four scores ... just the ninth player in UVa history to record 50 catches in a season ... ranked third in the ACC in receiving and seventh in receiving yards ... had team’s season high with 10 catches (95 yards) vs. Wyoming ... best receiving yardage game was vs. Maryland when he totaled 133 yards on just three catches, including 38- and 44-yard scoring receptions ... also caught UVa’s longest pass in that game ... his first touchdown catch was game-winner in overtime vs. Wyoming ... earned his first letter. 2005—Was brought along slowly as a true freshman ... made the travel squad but didn’t get into his first game until the sixth week against Florida State ... appeared in every game thereafter, including a start against Temple ... his first reception was a five-yard catch at North Carolina ... caught a team-leading five passes for 20 yards against Temple.

High School and Personal
Electrifying wide receiver for coach Tom Pugh at Holy Cross HS ... Daily News and Newsday Player of the Year as a senior after catching 61 passes for 1170 yards and 19 touchdowns, all figures that are league records ... Newsday and Daily News All-City and All-Queens ... 19 touchdown catches were one shy of the state record ... led team to a conference championship ... scored three touchdowns in the title game, including one on a 64-yard interception, despite playing with a fractured wrist ... intercepted five passes ... all-conference performer as a junior when he caught 40 passes for 1027 yards and 10 touchdowns ... also a standout in basketball and baseball ... honor student ... full name is Kevin Ogletree ... born 8-5-87 in Queens, N.Y. ... raised by his late grandmother, Patricia Rossianno ... now lives with his uncle, Mark Rossianno ... son of Leslie Ogletree ... has an older brother, Calvin ... great uncle played football at Fayetteville State and is in the school’s athletic Hall of Fame ... sociology major.

Career Highs
Receptions: 10 vs. Wyoming, 2006
Receiving Yards: 133 vs. Maryland, 2006
Receiving TDs: 2 vs. Maryland, 2006

Ogletree's Receiving