ALL Time Scoring Lists: Luka (2,306 Pts) is #7 on the B1G ALL Time Scoring List. JBo is #9 & Weezy #24 on Iowa's ALL Time Scoring List

[Franisdaman]

As we have been discussing since Nov 25 (the start of the season):

If there were no covid or injury issues, we would have expected the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 7 and Feb 18.

Now with the Jan 14 Michigan State & Jan 24 Nebraska games postponed, expect the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 13 and Feb 28.


13 Remaining Regular Season Games:

Jan 21 vs Indiana
Jan 29 at Illinois
Feb 4 vs Ohio State
Feb 7 at Indiana
Feb 10 vs Rutgers

Feb 13 at Michigan State (would need to average 30.4 ppg over these 6 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 18 at Wisconsin
Feb 21 vs Penn State

Feb 28 at Ohio State (would need to average 20.3 ppg over these 9 games to PASS Roy Marble)

March 4 at Michigan
March 7 vs Wisconsin

vs Michigan State (Jan 14 game POSTPONED due to MSU covid issues)
vs Nebraska (Jan 24 game POSTPONED due to Nebby covid issues)

 

[Franisdaman]

Savor every moment.

Watch:

 

[Franisdaman]

Luka's next 3 pointer is his 100th.

Another way the game has changed? Roy Marble had just 26 TOTAL three pointers in the 3 seasons he was able to take advantage of it Luka will AVERAGE over 26 three pointers over his 4 year Iowa career.

1 Roy Marble...2,116 (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 134 GP, .539 FG%,, 15.8 ppg; 26 three pt goals)

2 Luka Garza...1,935 (4 yrs: 2018-2021, 110 GP, .556 FG%, 17.6 ppg; 99 three pt goals)

 

[Franisdaman]

 

[Franisdaman]

As we have been discussing since Nov 25 (the start of the season):

Luka Garza is now at 1,963 career points, and is now 154 points from PASSING Roy Marble.

If there were no covid or injury issues, we would have expected the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 7 and Feb 18.

Now with the Jan 14 Michigan State & Jan 24 Nebraska games postponed, expect the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 13 and Feb 28.


12 Remaining Regular Season Games:

Jan 29 at Illinois
Feb 4 vs Ohio State
Feb 7 at Indiana
Feb 10 vs Rutgers

Feb 13 at Michigan State (would need to average 30.8 ppg over these 5 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 18 at Wisconsin
Feb 21 vs Penn State

Feb 28 at Ohio State (would need to average 19.3 ppg over these 8 games to PASS Roy Marble)

March 4 at Michigan
March 7 vs Wisconsin

vs Michigan State (Jan 14 game POSTPONED due to MSU covid issues)
vs Nebraska (Jan 24 game POSTPONED due to Nebby covid issues)

 

[Franisdaman]

As we have been discussing since Nov 25 (the start of the season):

Luka Garza is now at 1,963 career points, and is now 154 points from PASSING Roy Marble.

If there were no covid or injury issues, we would have expected the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 7 and Feb 18.

Now with the Jan 14 Michigan State & Jan 24 Nebraska games postponed, expect the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 13 and Feb 28.


12 Remaining Regular Season Games:

Jan 29 at Illinois
Feb 4 vs Ohio State
Feb 7 at Indiana
Feb 10 vs Rutgers

Feb 13 at Michigan State (would need to average 30.8 ppg over these 5 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 18 at Wisconsin
Feb 21 vs Penn State

Feb 28 at Ohio State (would need to average 19.3 ppg over these 8 games to PASS Roy Marble)

March 4 at Michigan
March 7 vs Wisconsin

vs Michigan State (Jan 14 game POSTPONED due to MSU covid issues)
vs Nebraska (Jan 24 game POSTPONED due to Nebby covid issues)

F Nebraska.

This news won't help in getting the Jan 24 postponed game in.

Luckily Luka is still on track to become #1 no later than Feb 28 with at least 2 regular season games to spare.

 

[Franisdaman]

As we have been discussing since Nov 25 (the start of the season):

Luka Garza is now at 1,963 career points, and is now 154 points from PASSING Roy Marble.

If there were no covid or injury issues, we would have expected the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 7 and Feb 18.

Now with the Jan 14 Michigan State RESCHEDULED & the Jan 24 Nebraska game postponed, expect the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 10 and Feb 21.


Luka's Current PPG, B1G Games only, 2020-2021: 24.9 (199 pts/8 games)

Maintaining this pace, Garza will reach 2,137 career points and pass Roy's 2,116 at Wisconsin on Feb 18.

The 12 Remaining Regular Season Games:

Jan 29 at Illinois
Feb 2 vs Michigan State (Jan 14 game was POSTPONED due to MSU covid issues)
Feb 4 vs Ohio State
Feb 7 at Indiana

Feb 10 vs Rutgers (would need to average 30.8 ppg over these 5 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 13 at Michigan State
Feb 18 at Wisconsin (would need to average 22 ppg over these 7 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 21 vs Penn State (would need to average 19.3 ppg over these 8 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 28 at Ohio State
March 4 at Michigan
March 7 vs Wisconsin

vs Nebraska (Jan 24 game POSTPONED due to Nebby covid issues)

 

[Franisdaman]

From yesterday's (Jan 27) press conference:

Q. When you recruited Garza (1,963 career points), Bohannon (1,457), Wieskamp (1,041), did you think they had the potential to be 1,000-point scorers or has any of that surprised you?

FRAN McCAFFERY: No, I think I would have expected them all to be 1,000-point scorers, and I think they would have expected it, too. You don't always think of a guy being a 2,000-point scorer. That's a little different.

But as I've said many times, I felt that Luka would be a star in this league pretty much from the minute he got here. To put the numbers up he did as a freshman is really hard to do in this league, and he was terrific, and I thought he was really good with Tyler.

So it's been fun watching those guys produce the way that they have. I'm proud of them, but I'm happy for them. Happy for them, happy for their families.

 

[Franisdaman]

Pretty good company

 

[HawkRugged17]

 

[Franisdaman]

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Their math is correct.

Iowa's highest scoring trio (Armstrong, Horton, Marble) in program history with 5,193 points. Bohannon, Garza, Wieskamp are second with 4,461 points... and counting.

2,116...Roy Marble (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 134 GP, .539 FG%,, 15.8 ppg; 26 three pt goals)

1,705...BJ Armstrong (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 130 GP, .492 FG%,, 13.1 ppg; 136 three pt goals)

1,372...Ed Horton (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 131 GP, .516 FG%,, 10.5 ppg; 1 three pt goals)
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5,193 TOTAL POINTS
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1,963...Luka Garza (4 yrs: 2018-2021, 111 GP, .555 FG%, 17.7 ppg; 100 three pt goals)

1,457...Jordan Bohannon (4+ yrs: 2017-2019, 10 games in 2020 & 2021; 127 GP, .390 FG%, 11.5 ppg; 323 three pt goals)

1,041...Joe Wieskamp (3 yrs: 2019-2021, 81 GP, .463 FG%, 12.9 ppg; 138 three pt goals)
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4,461 TOTAL POINTS
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[Franisdaman]

 

[Franisdaman]

As we have been discussing since Nov 25 (the start of the season):

Luka Garza is now at 1,982 career points, and is now 135 points from PASSING Roy Marble.

If there were no covid or injury issues, we would have expected the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 7 and Feb 18.

Now with the Jan 14 Michigan State RESCHEDULED & the Jan 24 Nebraska game postponed, expect the all time scoring record to fall sometime between Feb 10 and Feb 21.


Luka's Current PPG, B1G Games only, 2020-2021: 24.2 (218 pts/9 games)

Maintaining this pace, Garza will reach 2,127 career points and pass Roy's 2,116 at Wisconsin on Feb 18.

The 11 Remaining Regular Season Games:

Feb 2 vs Michigan State (Jan 14 game was POSTPONED due to MSU covid issues)
Feb 4 vs Ohio State
Feb 7 at Indiana

Feb 10 vs Rutgers (would need to average 33.8 ppg over these 4 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 13 at Michigan State
Feb 18 at Wisconsin (would need to average 22.5 ppg over these 6 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 21 vs Penn State (would need to average 19.3 ppg over these 7 games to PASS Roy Marble)

Feb 28 at Ohio State
March 4 at Michigan
March 7 vs Wisconsin

vs Nebraska (Jan 24 game POSTPONED due to Nebby covid issues)

 

[Franisdaman]

The orig post has been updated with all of the stats.

Note that Joe W (1,060) passed Reggie Evans (1,054) last night.

Joe has 11 regular season games, the BTT and the NCAA Tournament to score 171 points, which would allow him to pass @PHawkKenyon for #25 on the list.


#25 Kenyon Murray...1,230 (4 yrs: 1993-1996, 124 GP, .462 FG%, 9.9 ppg; 49 three pt goals)

Joe Wieskamp...1,060 (3 yrs: 2019-2021, 82 GP, .463 FG%, 12.9 ppg; 143 three pt goals)

 

[Franisdaman]

 

[Franisdaman]

Is this good? I think this is good.

 

[Franisdaman]

Will Garza set a FG% record as well? His shooting percentage is pretty amazing, especially in the era of 3 point shooting.

I would think so. And who da thunk Tyler Cook would be on this list of 5?

.552 Luka Garza (2018-present)
.545 Greg Stokes (1982-1985)...35 years ago
.543 John Johnson (1969-1970)...50 years ago
.542 Tyler Cook (2017-2019)
.539 Roy Marble (1986-1989)...31 years ago

Its amazing how consistent Luka has been.

On Dec 5, he was at .552
On Feb 3, he is at .553

 

[Franisdaman]

So if we get all 22 remaining games in and only 1 game in each tourney he’d need to average 17 to pass Marble. If he can average 20+ will only need 20 games. If avg 24, only needs 17 games. #WearYourMask

Amazing, isn't it, how on Dec 12 we were all trying to calculate when he might break the record?

In B1G games only, he is averaging 24.5 ppg, so he likely needs 5 games to get the 108 points that will break the Iowa all time record on Feb 18.

Luckily, he will have 4 or 5 (if Nebraska is rescheduled) regular season games to pad the record.

Next 5 games:
Feb 4 vs OSU
Feb 7 at IU
Feb 10 vs Rutgers
Feb 13 at MSU
Feb 18 at Wisconsin

 

[ChiPackHawk]

As I recall Iowa was without Lester for several game his Sr year when the went to the Final Four. Not sure how many games he missed but he was not100% when he returned.

Lester missed a number of games and certainly was not healthy when he came back. Still my all-time favorite Hawkeye. Garza has a pretty good shot at getting in the top 5 and that's likely where he will stay. Top scorers just won't be around that long anymore.

 

[El Simbolo]

Amazing, isn't it, how on Dec 12 we were all trying to calculate when he might break the record?

In B1G games only, he is averaging 24.5 ppg, so he likely needs 5 games to break the Iowa all time record on Feb 18.

Luckily, he will have 4 or 5 (if Nebraska is rescheduled) regular season games to pad the record.

Next 5 games:
Feb 4 vs OSU
Feb 7 at IU
Feb 10 vs Rutgers
Feb 13 at MSU
Feb 18 at Wisconsin

I’d say it’s too bad he likely won’t do it at home, but I guess without fans maybe that doesn’t matter. Are MSU and Wisconsin allowing parents to attend?

 

[Franisdaman]

After tonight's game:

1 Roy Marble...2,116 (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 134 GP, .539 FG%,, 15.8 ppg; 26 three pt goals)

2 Luka Garza...2,025
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17 Jeff Horner...1,502 (4 yrs: 2003-2006, 123 GP, .391 FG%,, 12.2 ppg; 262 three pt goals)

18 Jordan Bohannon...1,490 (330 three pt goals)
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25 Kenyon Murray...1,230 (4 yrs: 1993-1996, 124 GP, .462 FG%, 9.9 ppg; 49 three pt goals)

Joe Wieskamp...1,082

 

[Hawksfor3]

1 Roy Marble...2,116 (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 134 GP, .539 FG%,, 15.8 ppg; 26 three pt goals)

2 Luka Garza...2,025

Getting closer!

 

[Franisdaman]

Check this out & watch:

 

[Franisdaman]

Getting closer!

The stats in the orig post have been updated.

In B1G games only this season, he is averaging 23.7 ppg (261 points/11 B1G games).

When it comes to All Time Scoring:

(1) If he keeps the 23.7 ppg up, at the end of the regular season he will be at 2,238 career points, which would be #7 on the B1G All Time Scoring List.

(2) At 23.7 ppg, he likely needs 4 games to get the 92 points that will break the Iowa all time record on Feb 18.

Luckily, Luka will have 4 or 5 ADDITIONAL (if Nebraska is rescheduled) regular season games to pad the Iowa All Time record.

Iowa's Next 4 Games:
Feb 7 at IU
Feb 10 vs Rutgers
Feb 13 at MSU
Feb 18 at Wisconsin

 

[HawkAlum2002]

I'm presuming you got the B10 all time scoring list from Sports Reference, but that one only goes back to '85. Here is the list with the extra few guys mixed in like Mount and Alford. He may still get to top 6 though at his current rate if they play Nebraska and a Big Ten Tourney.

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
12 2164 Cazzie Russell Michigan
13 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
14 2145 Scott Skiles Michigan St
15 2136 E'twan Moore Purdue
16 2130 Deon Thomas Illinois
17 2129 Ethan Happ Wisconsin
18 2116 Roy Marble Iowa
19 2103 Voshon Leonard Minnesota
20 2100 AJ Guyton Indiana
21 2038 John Shurna NW
22 2025 Luka Garza Iowa

 

[Franisdaman]

Marble, Armstrong and Horton are Iowa's highest scoring trio in program history with 5,193 points.

Garza, Bohannon and Wieskamp are second with 4,597 points...and counting.

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2,116...Roy Marble (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 134 GP, .539 FG%,, 15.8 ppg; 26 three pt goals)

1,705...BJ Armstrong (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 130 GP, .492 FG%,, 13.1 ppg; 136 three pt goals)

1,372...Ed Horton (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 131 GP, .516 FG%,, 10.5 ppg; 1 three pt goals)
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5,193 TOTAL POINTS
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2,025...Luka Garza (4 yrs: 2018-2021, 114 GP, .552 FG%, 17.8 ppg; 103 three pt goals)

1,490...Jordan Bohannon (4+ yrs: 2017-2019, 10 games in 2020 & 2021; 130 GP, .391 FG%, 11.5 ppg; 330 three pt goals)

1,082...Joe Wieskamp (3 yrs: 2019-2021, 84 GP, .461 FG%, 12.9 ppg; 148 three pt goals)
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4,597 TOTAL POINTS
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[Hawksfor3]

Great to see "The 3-headed Monster" again!

 

[13thman]

I'm presuming you got the B10 all time scoring list from Sports Reference, but that one only goes back to '85. Here is the list with the extra few guys mixed in like Mount and Alford. He may still get to top 6 though at his current rate if they play Nebraska and a Big Ten Tourney.

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
12 2164 Cazzie Russell Michigan
13 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
14 2145 Scott Skiles Michigan St
15 2136 E'twan Moore Purdue
16 2130 Deon Thomas Illinois
17 2129 Ethan Happ Wisconsin
18 2116 Roy Marble Iowa
19 2103 Voshon Leonard Minnesota
20 2100 AJ Guyton Indiana
21 2038 John Shurna NW
22 2025 Luka Garza Iowa

Off the top of my head without looking it up, that list is incomplete. Mike McGee and Mike Woodson are missing.

 

[HawkRugged17]

 

[Franisdaman]

The stats in the orig post have been updated.

In B1G games only this season, he is averaging 23.3 ppg (279 points/12 B1G games).

When it comes to All Time Scoring:

(1) Luka (2,043) passed Troy Lewis (2,038) of Purdue & John Shurna (2,038) of Northwestern for 27th on the B1G All Time scoring list.

(2) If he keeps the 23.3 ppg up, at the end of the regular season he will be at 2,229 career points, which would be #8 on the B1G All Time Scoring List (2,224 points, Louis Bullock, Michigan).

(3) At 23.3 ppg, he likely needs 3 games to get the 74 points that will break the Iowa all time record on Feb 18.

Luckily, Luka will have 4 or 5 ADDITIONAL (if Nebraska is rescheduled) regular season games to pad the Iowa All Time record.

Iowa's Next 3 Games:
Feb 10 vs Rutgers
Feb 13 at MSU
Feb 18 at Wisconsin

 

[Franisdaman]

I'm presuming you got the B10 all time scoring list from Sports Reference, but that one only goes back to '85. Here is the list with the extra few guys mixed in like Mount and Alford. He may still get to top 6 though at his current rate if they play Nebraska and a Big Ten Tourney.

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
12 2164 Cazzie Russell Michigan
13 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
14 2145 Scott Skiles Michigan St
15 2136 E'twan Moore Purdue
16 2130 Deon Thomas Illinois
17 2129 Ethan Happ Wisconsin
18 2116 Roy Marble Iowa
19 2103 Voshon Leonard Minnesota
20 2100 AJ Guyton Indiana
21 2038 John Shurna NW
22 2025 Luka Garza Iowa

Off the top of my head without looking it up, that list is incomplete. Mike McGee and Mike Woodson are missing.

Thanks for your input.

The orig post has been updated with this list:

Current B1G Career Scoring List:

1 2613 Calbert Cheaney Indiana
2 2531 Shawn Respert Michigan St
3 2442 Glen Rice Michigan
4 2439 Mike McGee Michigan
5 2438 Steve Alford Indiana
6 2323 Rick Mount Purdue
7 2263 Steve Smith Michigan St
8 2224 Louis Bullock Michigan
9 2217 Alando Tucker Wisconsin
10 2213 Talor Battle Penn St
11 2207 Lamar Stevens Penn St
12 2164 Cazzie Russell Michigan
13 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
14 2145 Scott Skiles Michigan St
15 2136 E'twan Moore Purdue
16 2130 Ethan Happ Wisconsin
17 2129 Deon Thomas Illinois
18 2116 Roy Marble Iowa
19 2103 Voshon Leonard Minnesota
20 2100 AJ Guyton Indiana
21 2061 Mike Woodson Indiana
22 2043 Luka Garza Iowa
23 2038 John Shurna Northwestern

 

[HawkAlum2002]

Since my other list still missed some guys, I just looked up each of the real B10 schools individually to see who else we left out. Luka should pass them all anyway, but you can add a few more. Surprised the Gophers never had a 2000 point scorer though, Mychal Thompson missed it by 8 points.

2222 Gary Grant Michigan
2192 Don Schlundt Indiana
2175 Joe Barry Carroll Purdue
2096 Dennis Hopson Ohio State
2074 Dale Schellhase Purdue
2038 Troy Lewis Purdue (just passed him last game)

You'd think they'd just put out a B10 media guide that would make this list much simpler!

 

[Franisdaman]

Since my other list still missed some guys, I just looked up each of the real B10 schools individually to see who else we left out. Luka should pass them all anyway, but you can add a few more. Surprised the Gophers never had a 2000 point scorer though, Mychal Thompson missed it by 8 points.

2222 Gary Grant Michigan
2192 Don Schlundt Indiana
2175 Joe Barry Carroll Purdue
2096 Dennis Hopson Ohio State
2074 Dale Schellhase Purdue
2038 Troy Lewis Purdue (just passed him last game)

You'd think they'd just put out a B10 media guide that would make this list much simpler!

and why would that reference web site cut off at the year 1986? just makes this all the more difficult.....grrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[HawkAlum2002]

and why would that reference web site cut off at the year 1986? just makes this all the more difficult.....grrrrrrrrrrrr

Originally it was just Baseball-Reference but then they gradually added all the other sports over the past 15 years Even just a year ago a lot of the stats for some college basketball even as recent as the mid-90s were copies of the handwritten final stats from the school that got uploaded, so they've come a long way from that and it's probably why it will take some time to update those career lists. All the BJ, Marble, Horton years were still just handwritten copies until this past year but now they have their own profiles. For college football, they still don't have the bowl stats for every year added in (they used to count as exhibitions so even the schools themselves didn't always include them pre-96 or whenever they changed that for NCAA stats purposes). So Chuck Long for instance only has his 1984 Freedom Bowl stats for some reason but not his other four bowl games. It's still my go to for all sports stats though, but there are still some gaps to fill in.

 

[Franisdaman]

 

[HawkRugged17]

 

[Franisdaman]

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awesome game for Joe & the Garzilla!

 

[Franisdaman]

Luka is now #26 on the All Time B1G Career Scoring List:

1 2613 Calbert Cheaney Indiana
2 2531 Shawn Respert Michigan St
3 2442 Glen Rice Michigan
4 2439 Mike McGee Michigan
5 2438 Steve Alford Indiana
6 2323 Rick Mount Purdue
7 2263 Steve Smith Michigan St
8 2224 Louis Bullock Michigan
9 2222 Gary Grant Michigan
10 2217 Alando Tucker Wisconsin
11 2213 Talor Battle Penn St
12 2207 Lamar Stevens Penn St
13 2192 Don Schlundt Indiana
14 2175 Joe Barry Carroll Purdue
15 2164 Cazzie Russell Michigan
16 2147 Michael Finley Wisconsin
17 2145 Scott Skiles Michigan St
18 2136 E'twan Moore Purdue
19 2130 Ethan Happ Wisconsin
20 2129 Deon Thomas Illinois
21 2116 Roy Marble Iowa
22 2103 Voshon Leonard Minnesota
23 2100 AJ Guyton Indiana
24 2096 Dennis Hopson Ohio State
25 2074 Dave Schellhase Purdue
26 2065 Luka Garza Iowa
27 2061 Mike Woodson Indiana
28 2038 Troy Lewis Purdue
29 2038 John Shurna Northwestern

 

[Franisdaman]

Jordan moved up to #16 tonight.

Weezy is rapidly approaching the Top 25.


1 Roy Marble...2,116 (4 yrs: 1986-1989, 134 GP, .539 FG%,, 15.8 ppg; 26 three pt goals)

2 Luka Garza...2,065

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10 Jess Settles...1,611 (5 yrs: 1994-1997, 1999, 116 GP, .490 FG%,, 13.9 ppg; 113 three pt goals)

11 Adam Haluska...1,578 (3 yrs: 2005-2007; 98 GP, .430 FG%,, 16.1 ppg; 212 three pt goals); NOTE: 284 pts @ ISU = 1,862 in four years

12 Dean Oliver...1,561 (4 yrs: 1998-2001, 126 GP, .384 FG%,, 12.4 ppg; 161 three pt goals)

13 Andre Woolridge...1,525 (3 yrs: 1995-1997, 97 GP, .467 FG%,, 15.7 ppg; 104 three pt goals)

14 Don Nelson...1,522 (3 yrs: 1960-1962, 72 GP, .507 FG%,, 21.2 ppg)

15 Greg Brunner...1,516 (4 yrs: 2003-2006, 127 GP, .503 FG%,, 11.9 ppg; 42 three pt goals)

16 Jordan Bohannon...1,513

17 Peter Jok...1,508 (4 yrs: 2014-2017, 125 GP, .413 FG%, 12.1 ppg, 216 three pt goals)

18 Jeff Horner...1,502 (4 yrs: 2003-2006, 123 GP, .391 FG%,, 12.2 ppg; 262 three pt goals)
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25 @PHawkKenyon ...1,230 (4 yrs: 1993-1996, 124 GP, .462 FG%, 9.9 ppg; 49 three pt goals)

Joe Wieskamp...1,126

 

[Franisdaman]

The stats in the orig post have been updated.

In B1G games only this season, Luka is averaging 23.2 ppg (301 points/13 B1G games).

As you can see in the original post...

When it comes to All Time Scoring:

(1) Luka (2,065) passed Mike Woodson (2,061) of Indiana for 26th on the B1G All Time scoring list.

(2) If he keeps the 23.2 ppg up, at the end of the regular season he will be at 2,227 career points, which would be #8 on the B1G All Time Scoring List (the current #8 is 2,224 points, Louis Bullock, Michigan).

(3) At 23.2 ppg, he likely needs 2 (possibly 3) games to get the 52 points that will break the Iowa all time record on Feb 18 or Feb 21.

Luckily, Luka will have 4 or 5 ADDITIONAL (if Nebraska is rescheduled) regular season games to pad the Iowa All Time record.

Iowa's Next 3 Games:
Feb 13 at MSU
Feb 18 at Wisconsin
Feb 21 vs Penn State