Does Amari Cooper break the SEC career yardage record?

IF we play 3 games; Cooper has to avg 150 yards per game. Which seems like a HUGE task.

However, we could end playing the next 3 POSSIBLE games against:

Mizzou (35th against the pass; allowing 204.1 yds per game)
Florida State (62nd against the pass; allowing 225.3 yds per game)
TCU (92nd against the pass; allowing 250.6 yds per game)
Baylor (100th against the pass; allowing 256.4 yds per game)
Oregon (111th against the pass; allowing 271.8 yds per game)

What doest the SEC rant think? Does he make it or fail? I say he gets 4 TDs to become the SEC Leader in TD receptions but fails just short of yardage.

Also, inb4 Amari is avg because LSU's D held him to 8 catches, 83 yards, 1 TD with 3-5 drops (I don't know the exact number; but it was a lot). LSU Passing D is ranked 5th in the NCAA in allowing passing yards.