all time leading B1G scorers

I had it on a timer, if no one pointed it out by a certain time this thread would have auto deleted...............thx
 
Luka is really moving up there with some all time greats now. E'twan Moore, who Luka should pass next game is still playing in the NBA. He's 31 I think and is on the bench of the Phoenix Suns and plays some pretty good ball.
 
Zstatman said:
Saw this mentioned on twitter so here's the list:

1 2613 Calbert Cheaney Indiana
2 2531 Shawn Respert Michigan St
3 2442 Glen Rice Michigan
4 2263 Steve Smith Michigan St
5 2224 Louis Bullock Michigan
6 2217 Alando Tucker Wisconsin
7 2213 Talor Batttle Penn St
8 2207 Lamar Stevens Penn St
9 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
10 2136 E'twan Moore Purdue
11 21299 Deon Thomas Illinois
12 2130 Ethan Happ Wisconsin
13 2116 Roy Marble Iowa
14 2103 Voshon Leonard Minnesota
15 2100 AJ Guyton Indiana
16 2038 John Shuma NW
17 1996 Kalin Lucas Michigan St
18 1990 William Buford Ohio St
19 1986 Joe Crispin Penn St
19 1986 Yogi Ferrell Indiana
21 1979 Alan Henderson Indiana
22 1969 Cassius Winston Michigan St
23 1948 Kiwane Harris Illinois
24 1920 Drew Crawford NW
24 1920 Carson Edwads Purdue
26 1919 JaJuan Johnson Purdue
27 1918 Luka

Interesting side note - at #29 Is Luke Recker who had a combined 1880 pints between Indiana and Iowa.

Aaron White at #31 at 1859
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Rick Mount of Purdue. Over 2300 points in 3 seasons
 
Some other notes of people ahead of Luka on this list:

Other than E'Twan Moore, Lamar Stevens is the only one currently on an NBA roster, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Glen Rice at age 30 is currently a free agent

Ethan Happ is playing in Italy

And, we can't forget the role Deon Thomas played in Iowa hoops history.......
 
Zstatman said:
Some other notes of people ahead of Luka on this list:

Other than E'Twan Moore, Lamar Stevens is the only one currently on an NBA roster, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Glen Rice at age 30 is currently a free agent

Ethan Happ is playing in Italy

And, we can't forget the role Deon Thomas played in Iowa hoops history.......
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*Glen Rice Jr is currently a free agent.

Glen Rice was his dad and the one that scored all those points.
 
Thx for the clarification, wash my mouth out with soap...........

Jr played his career at Georgia Tech.

Sr had the great career, he led Michigan to the 1989 Nat'l Championship and scored 184 points in the tournament that year, which still stands as the all time scoring record for the Big Dance.
 
Glen Rice Sr. may have been the B1G player of the decade in the 1980's.

Others in the team photo would be Scott Skiles, Steve Alford, Dennis Hopson, Nick Anderson and Marble.
 
Northside Hawk said:
Glen Rice Sr. may have been the B1G player of the decade in the 1980's.

Others in the team photo would be Scott Skiles, Steve Alford, Dennis Hopson, Nick Anderson and Marble.
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Well, you gave me a couple names to look up to see if they should be on the list.

Dennis Hopson scored 2096 points at Ohio St but Luka has already passed him.

Nick Anderson scored 1172 points in just two years at Illinois but we won't feel sorry for him as I noticed he made a cool $42M in his NBA career.
 
There are 4 regular season games left, and if we conservatively say the Hawks play 2 games in the BTT and 2 games in the NCAA tourney...and he averages a conservative 20 ppg in those 8 contests...that puts him at #6 all time.
 
1 2613 Calbert Cheaney Indiana
2 2531 Shawn Respert Michigan St
3 2442 Glen Rice Michigan
4 2438 Steve Alford Indiana
5 2323 Rick Mount Purdue
6 2263 Steve Smith Michigan St
7 2224 Louis Bullock Michigan
8 2217 Alando Tucker Wisconsin
9 2213 Talor Batttle Penn St
10 2207 Lamar Stevens Penn St
11 2164 Cazzie Russell Michigan
12 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
13 2145 Scott Skiles Michigan St
14 2142 Luka

16 vs Michigan
 
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1 2613 Calbert Cheaney Indiana
2 2531 Shawn Respert Michigan St
3 2442 Glen Rice Michigan
4 2438 Steve Alford Indiana
5 2323 Rick Mount Purdue
6 2263 Steve Smith Michigan St
7 2224 Louis Bullock Michigan
8 2217 Alando Tucker Wisconsin
9 2213 Talor Batttle Penn St
10 2207 Lamar Stevens Penn St
11 2166 Luka

24 vs OSU
 
So, where conceivably could Luka end up in the list? Do NCAA tourney games count or only conference and BIG tourney? Are we looking at another 85-100 pts? So somewhere in the #6 or #7 place. Is this correct?
 
Yes, all games count.

Fryiowa suggestts #6 finish, that seems reasonable. Luka would have to go on a real run to finish higher but if anyone can do it, it's Luka.
 
Luckily the 9, 8, 7 guys are pretty close. He could pass all three of those in one game.
 
Too much to hope we make it to the championship games of the BTT and NCAA, giving Luka 11 games, average 24.82, which would put him 1 point past Steve Alford............

Just sayin...........
 
Dadman said:
Too much to hope we make it to the championship games of the BTT and NCAA, giving Luka 11 games, average 24.82, which would put him 1 point past Steve Alford............

Just sayin...........
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Alford (baaaaarffff!) would probably be at the top of the heap if the three point line was in place for his entire career.

Certainly at least 175 of his fg's in his first three years would have been beyond the arc.
 
All data is interesting but have to remember...

"Modern" players play more games
"Modern" players have the 3-point line
"Older" players were not eligible to play as freshman

The "older" guys who rank high really impress me
 
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