Trayce Jackson-Davis Finishes No. 3 on Indiana's All-Time Scoring List
Updated Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 11:15 p.m. ET
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana forward Trayce Jackson-Davis has been enjoying his Hoosiers history lessons as he passes one great player after another on the school's all-time scoring list.
And now that it's all done, the 6-foot-9 forward from Greenwood, Ind., has finished third on Indiana's list.
He finished his junior season ranked No. 15 all-time, and passed 12 players this season, with Don Schlundt being the latest. Here is the complete list of the 54 Indiana players who have scored 1,000 points or more during their Hoosiers careers.
Indiana sixth-year senior Race Thompson narrowly missed making this list. He scored 20 points against Kent State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament and added 11 against Miami. He finished with 997 points.
Indiana's all-time leading scorers
- Calbert Cheaney (1989-93) ..................... 2,613
- Steve Alford (1983-87) .............................. 2,438
- Trayce Jackson-Davis (2019-23) .......... 2,258
- Don Schlundt (1951-55) ............................ 2,192
- A.J. Guyton (1996-2000) .......................... 2,100
- Mike Woodson (1976-80) ......................... 2,061
- Kevin "Yogi'' Ferrell (2012-16) ................... 1,986
- Alan Henderson (1991-95) ........................ 1,979
- Damon Bailey (1990-94) ........................... 1,741
- Kent Benson (1973-77) .............................. 1,740
- Christian Watford (2009-13) .................... 1,730
- Eric Anderson (1988-92) .......................... 1,715
- Brian Evans (1992-96) ............................... 1,701
- Scott May (1973-76) .................................. 1,593
- Greg Graham (1989-93) ........................... 1,590
- Randy Wittman (1978-83) ........................ 1,549
- Archie Dees (1955-58) .............................. 1,546
- Bracey Wright (2002-05) ......................... 1,498
- D.J. White (2004-08) ................................ 1,447
- Walt Bellamy (1958-61) ............................ 1,441
- Ray Tolbert (1977-81) ................................ 1,427
- Robert Johnson (2014-18) ...................... 1,413
- Kirk Haston (1998-2001) .......................... 1,406
- Jimmy Rayl (1960-63) .............................. 1,401
- Juwan Morgan (2015-19) ........................ 1,374
- Andrae Patterson (1994-98) ................... 1,365
- Uwe Blab (1981-85) .................................. 1,357
- Verdell Jones III (2009-13) ...................... 1,347
- Ted Kitchel (1978-83) ............................... 1,336
- Jordan Hulls (2009-13) ............................ 1,318
- Tom Bolyard (1960-63) ............................ 1,299
- Joby Wright (1969-72) ............................. 1,272
- Steve Green (1972-75) ............................. 1,265
- Tom Van Arsdale (1962-65) .................... 1,252
- Dick Van Arsdale (1962-65) .................... 1,240
- James Blackmon Jr. (2015-17) .............. 1,235
- Steve Downing (1970-73) ....................... 1,220
- Tom Coverdale (1999-2003) ................. 1,217
- Jeff Newton (1999-2003) ...................... 1,203
- Quinn Buckner (1973-76) ...................... 1,195
- Cody Zeller (2011-13) ............................. 1,157
- Will Sheehey (2010-14) .......................... 1,120
- Victor Oladipo (2010-13) ....................... 1,117
- Troy Williams (2013-16) .......................... 1,115
- Marshall Strickland (2002-06) .............. 1,106
- Vernon Payne (1965-68) ....................... 1,101
- Joe Cooke (1968-70) ............................ 1,099
- Bob Leonard (1951-54) ......................... 1,098
- Daryl Thomas (1983-87) ....................... 1,095
- Rick Calloway (1985-88) ...................... 1,073
- Jay Edwards (1987-89) ......................... 1,038
- Al Durham (2017-21) ............................. 1,035
- Harry "Butch'' Joyner (1965-68) ......... 1,030
- Jared Jeffries (2000-02) ...................... 1,008
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SENIOR NIGHT SPEECH: Trayce Jackson-Davis led the Hoosiers to a 75-73 overtime victory against Michigan on Sunday with 27 points, nine rebounds, six assists, two blocks and two steals. Here's what he said in his Senior Night speech. CLICK HERE