On Sunday, Indiana forward Malik Reneau became the 55th player in program history to surpass the 1,000 point mark for his Indiana playing career.
One of his teammates might be the next.
Reneau has now amassed 1,005 career points in just under three full seasons at IU, while Trey Galloway is not far behind him with 949 points. It’s going to be a close call for Galloway, who is averaging 7.7 points per game this season. He could only get as little as five more games to score another 51 points — depending on how far the Hoosiers go in the postseason.
Against Purdue Sunday, Reneau scored 15 points and added six rebounds, four assists, one steal, and one block. He was a perfect 7-for-7 from the floor, becoming the 18th Hoosier all-time and first since De’Ron Davis at Michigan in 2020 to hit every shot from the field with a minimum of seven attempts in the game.
Over the last four contests, the Miami, Fla., native has averaged 16.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 3.3 assists. He has shot 57.4% (27-for-47) from the floor over that stretch.
If Reneau returns to IU for his senior season he’ll have a clear chance to pass 1,500 points and enter the programs all-time top-20 in points.
With nine assists on Sunday, Galloway moved into the top-10 on the all-time career assists charts at IU with 398. 257 of that total have come in the last two seasons as he has taken on more of a primary ball-handler role. Sunday was his seventh career game with at least eight assists. The Hoosiers are 6-1 in those games.
Galloway is currently ninth on the all-time assist chart. He’ll have a good chance to finish at least eighth if he can pass A.J. Guyton’s 403. Randy Wittman is seventh with 432, while Yogi Ferrell is the all-time leader with 633.
Galloway also looks like a lock to become the all-time IU leader in games played as a Hoosier. He has played in 135 through Sunday and is just two behind Ferrell’s 137.
INDIANA’S ALL-TIME 1,000 POINT SCORERS
1. Calbert Cheaney 2,613 1990-93 (Big Ten’s all-time leader)
2. Steve Alford 2,438 1984-87
3. Trayce Jackson-Davis 2,258 2020-23
4. Don Schlundt 2,192 1952-55
5. A.J. Guyton 2,100 1997-00
6. Mike Woodson 2,061 1977-80
7. Kevin “Yogi” Ferrell 1,986 2012-16
8. Alan Henderson 1,979 1992-95
9. Damon Bailey 1,741 1991-94
10. Kent Benson 1,740 1974-77
11. Christian Watford 1,730 2010-13
12. Eric Anderson 1,715 1989-92
13. Brian Evans 1,701 1993-96
14. Scott May 1,593 1974-76
15. Greg Graham 1,590 1990-93
16. Randy Wittman 1,549 1979-83
17. Archie Dees 1,546 1956-58
18. Bracey Wright 1,498 2003-05
19. D.J. White 1,447 2004-08
20. Walt Bellamy 1,441 1959-61
21. Ray Tolbert 1,427 1978-81
22. Robert Johnson 1,413 2014-18
23. Kirk Haston 1,406 1999-01
24. Jimmy Rayl 1,401 1961-63
25. Juwan Morgan 1,374 2015-19
26. Andrae Patterson 1,365 1995-98
27. Uwe Blab 1,357 1982-85
28. Verdell Jones III 1,347 2009-12
29. Ted Kitchel 1,336 1979-83
30. Jordan Hulls 1,318 2010-13
31. Tom Bolyard 1,299 1961-63
32. Joby Wright 1,272 1970-72
33. Steve Green 1,265 1973-75
34. Tom VanArsdale 1,252 1963-65
35. Dick VanArsdale 1,240 1963-65
36. James Blackmon Jr. 1,235 2015-17
37. Steve Downing 1,220 1971-73
38. Tom Coverdale 1,217 2000-03
39. Jeff Newton 1,203 2000-03
40. Quinn Buckner 1,195 1973-76
41. Cody Zeller 1,157 2011-13
42. Will Sheehey 1,120 2011-14
43. Victor Oladipo 1.117 2010-13
44. Troy Williams 1,115 2013-16
45. Marshall Strickland 1,106 2003-06
46. Vernon Payne 1,101 1966-68
47. Joe Cooke 1,099 1968-69
48. Bob Leonard 1,098 1952-54
49. Daryl Thomas 1,095 1984-87
50. Rick Calloway 1,073 1986-88
51. Jay Edwards 1,038 1988-89
52. Aljami Durham 1,031 2017-21
53. Butch Joyner 1,030 1966-68
54. Jared Jeffries 1,008 2001-02
55. Malik Reneau, 1,005 2023-25
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