Big Ten Conference Career 2-Point Field Goals Leaders

Known as: Big Ten Conference, Western Conference

Record: 119 Seasons, 16523-11860, (Records do not reflect forfeits and vacated games)

NCAA Tournament: 256 Teams (402-250), 50 Final Fours, 10 Championships

Ranked in AP Poll: 172 (Preseason), 183 (Final), 3382 (Total)

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Leaders are based on stats from the 1985-86 through 2016-17 seasons.
Not all leaderboards are available for seasons prior to 1992-93.

Since 1992-93

Since 1992-93 Table
Rank	Player	2P	From	To	Last School
1	Alando Tucker	697	2003	2007	Wisconsin
2	JaJuan Johnson	691	2008	2011	Purdue
3	Jamelle Cornley	622	2006	2009	Penn State
4	Evan Eschmeyer	621	1996	1999	Northwestern
5	A.J. Hammons	607	2013	2016	Purdue
	Alan Henderson	607	1992	1995	Indiana
7	Terence Dials	604	2002	2006	Ohio State
8	Paul Davis	601	2003	2006	Michigan State
9	Michael Redd	573	1998	2000	Ohio State
10	Raymar Morgan	569	2007	2010	Michigan State
11	Branden Dawson	566	2012	2015	Michigan State
12	Mike Davis	555	2008	2011	Illinois
13	D.J. White	547	2005	2008	Indiana
14	DeShawn Sims	543	2007	2010	Michigan
15	Brian Cook	541	2000	2003	Illinois
16	E'Twaun Moore	537	2008	2011	Purdue
17	Jarrett Stephens	533	1996	2000	Penn State
18	William Buford	529	2009	2012	Ohio State
	Aaron White	529	2012	2015	Iowa
20	James Augustine	528	2003	2006	Illinois
21	Maurice Taylor	523	1995	1997	Michigan
22	Kalin Lucas	521	2008	2011	Michigan State
23	Kirk Haston	518	1999	2001	Indiana
	Andre Hutson	518	1998	2001	Michigan State
25	Quinton Brooks	516	1993	1996	Michigan State
26	Greg Brunner	511	2003	2006	Iowa
27	Courtney Sims	507	2004	2007	Michigan
28	Nigel Hayes	504	2014	2017	Wisconsin
29	Glenn Robinson	503	1993	1994	Purdue
30	D.J. Newbill	500	2011	2015	Penn State
31	Calvin Booth	499	1996	1999	Penn State
32	Robert Traylor	496	1996	1998	Michigan
33	Shavon Shields	485	2013	2016	Nebraska
	Evan Turner	485	2008	2010	Ohio State
35	Brad Miller	483	1995	1998	Purdue
36	Quincy Lewis	482	1996	1999	Minnesota
37	Bernard Robinson	481	2001	2004	Michigan
38	Andrae Patterson	472	1995	1998	Indiana
39	Maceo Baston	471	1995	1998	Michigan
	Geary Claxton	471	2005	2008	Penn State
41	Dusty Rychart	468	1999	2002	Minnesota
	Jess Settles	468	1994	1999	Iowa
43	Juwan Howard	466	1992	1994	Michigan
	Mike Tisdale	466	2008	2011	Illinois
45	Sam Jacobson	465	1995	1998	Minnesota
46	A.J. Guyton	464	1997	2000	Indiana
	Deshaun Thomas	464	2011	2013	Ohio State
48	Drew Crawford	455	2010	2014	Northwestern
49	Dan Coleman	452	2005	2008	Minnesota
	Draymond Green	452	2009	2012	Michigan State
51	Jitim Young	440	2001	2004	Northwestern
52	Lavell Blanchard	436	2000	2003	Michigan
53	Tim Frazier	434	2010	2014	Penn State
54	Jared Sullinger	431	2011	2012	Ohio State
	Deon Thomas	431	1991	1994	Illinois
56	Melsahn Basabe	430	2011	2014	Iowa
	Roy Devyn Marble	430	2011	2014	Iowa
	John Shurna	430	2009	2012	Northwestern
59	Jeff Newton	428	2000	2003	Indiana
	Michael Wilkinson	428	2002	2005	Wisconsin
61	Frank Kaminsky	426	2012	2015	Wisconsin
62	Malcolm Hill	424	2014	2017	Illinois
	Jason Singleton	424	1996	1999	Ohio State
64	Michael Finley	422	1992	1995	Wisconsin
	Shawn Respert	422	1991	1995	Michigan State
66	Kenyon Murray	420	1993	1996	Iowa
	Shaun Pruitt	420	2005	2008	Illinois
68	Jordan Morgan	419	2011	2014	Michigan
69	Jon Leuer	418	2008	2011	Wisconsin
	Jae'Sean Tate	418	2015	2017	Ohio State
71	Ken Johnson	416	1998	2001	Ohio State
	Morris Peterson	416	1996	2000	Michigan State
73	Andre Wooldridge	415			Iowa
74	Goran Suton	413	2006	2009	Michigan State
75	Alex Olah	409	2013	2016	Northwestern
	Roger Powell	409	2002	2005	Illinois
77	Talor Battle	405	2008	2011	Penn State
78	Rodney Williams	404	2010	2013	Minnesota
79	Cody Zeller	399	2012	2013	Indiana
80	Mateen Cleaves	397	1997	2000	Michigan State
81	Charlie Bell	394	1998	2001	Michigan State
82	Carl Landry	393	2005	2007	Purdue
83	Luke Recker	392	1998	2002	Iowa
84	Jarrod Gee	389	1995	1998	Illinois
	Tavaras Hardy	389	1999	2002	Northwestern
86	Ralph Sampson	388	2009	2012	Minnesota
87	Jerry Hester	387	1994	1998	Illinois
	Spencer Tollackson	387	2005	2008	Minnesota
89	Verdell Jones	386	2009	2012	Indiana
	Adreian Payne	386	2011	2014	Michigan State
91	John Amaechi	385	1991	1995	Penn State
92	Kiwane Garris	383	1994	1997	Illinois
93	Brian Brown	382	1999	2002	Ohio State
94	Brian Evans	381	1993	1996	Indiana
	Ethan Happ	381	2016	2017	Wisconsin
96	Ryan Bowen	379	1995	1998	Iowa
	Manny Harris	379	2008	2010	Michigan
	Ray Jackson	379	1992	1995	Michigan
99	Gyasi Cline-Heard	376	1998	2001	Penn State
	Isaac Haas	376	2015	2017	Purdue
	Terone Johnson	376	2011	2014	Purdue
102	David Lighty	375	2007	2011	Ohio State
103	Troy Williams	374	2014	2016	Indiana
104	Lawrence Funderburke	371	1990	1994	Ohio State
105	Chad Austin	368	1995	1998	Purdue
	Cedric Neloms	368	1992	1995	Northwestern
107	Robbie Hummel	367	2008	2012	Purdue
	Christian Watford	367	2010	2013	Indiana
109	Pierre Pierce	366	2002	2005	Iowa
110	Brian Cardinal	365	1997	2000	Purdue
	Yogi Ferrell	365	2013	2016	Indiana
112	Marcus Landry	364	2006	2009	Wisconsin
113	Ryan Evans	363	2010	2013	Wisconsin
	Bryant McIntosh	363	2015	2017	Northwestern
115	Jimmy King	361	1992	1995	Michigan
	Demetri McCamey	361	2008	2011	Illinois
117	Zak Irvin	359	2014	2017	Michigan
	Voshon Lenard	359	1992	1995	Minnesota
119	Andy Kowske	358	1998	2001	Wisconsin
	Victor Oladipo	358	2011	2013	Indiana
121	Sam Dekker	357	2013	2015	Wisconsin
122	Keith Appling	353	2011	2014	Michigan State
123	Vedran Vukusic	352	2002	2006	Northwestern
124	Louis Bullock	351	1996	1999	Michigan
125	John Thomas	349	1994	1997	Minnesota

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