Duke Scoring List Update: Colorado State

Wendell Moore scored 10 points to give him 12 for his career, moving up 57 spots to 363. He passed Mike Buckmire, Joey Baker, Patrick Davidson, Jordan Tucker, Jay Heaps and Ron Burt, among others. He tied Wright Hollingsworth, Andy Means, Bob Moyer and George Barrett.

He is 130 points shy of Tony Moore for the Duke Moore scoring record. He’s 488 points shy of Wendell Carter Jr. for the Duke Wendell record.

Joey Baker scored four points to give him seven. He moved up 25 spots to 381 passing Nick Pagliuca, Brennan Besser, Sean Obi, Jordan Tucker and Bill Flentye. He tied Rod Boyce and Fred Cox, among others. He is now 14 points away from Joey Beard’s Duke Joey record (although the Joe record is much higher). He moved past Baker Perry (6 points) for the Duke Baker record.

Vernon Carey Jr. scored 11 to give him 22. He moved up 27 spots to 338, passing Eric Boateng, Stan Brunson, Ted Mann and Joey Beard, tying Rob Hardy.

Matthew Hurt scored nine to give him 20, moving up 24 spots to 341. He passed Justin Caldbeck, Joe Brand, Bill Zimmer, Andy Borman and tied Ted Mann.

Hurt is 892 points shy of Matt Jones (Duke Matt record) and 1,075 points shy of Howard Hurt (Duke Hurt record.) Hurt also moved into a tie with Michael Gbinije and Shelden Williams for 90 on the Duke 3-pointers list.

Cassius Stanley scored 19 to give him 32, moving up 35 spots to 319, passing Olek Czyz, Michael Thompson, Andre Sweet, Jamal Boykin and tying Pat Lyons.

Jack White scored 2 to reach 192, moving up one spot. He broke a tie with Kenny Young and tied Kyrie Irving for 225. He’s 1,087 points shy of Jack Marin for the Duke Jack scoring record.

Javin DeLaurier scored five to give him 286. That broke a tie with Ron Herbster and gave him sole possession of 188 place. DeLaurier also moved past Dahntay Jones into 90 on the rebounding list.

Alex O’Connell scored 14 to give him 302. He moved up nine spots to 177, passing Bill Mock, Marty Doherty, Jack Kalbfus, Ron Wendelin and Kenny Blakeney.

Tre Jones scored 15 to give him 368. He moved up three spots to 164, passing Brad Evans, Fred Lind and Chris Burgess. He’s 607 points shy of Dahntay for the Duke Jones scoring record.

Tre and Tyus Jones also passed Caleb and Cody Martin of NC State for 22 place on the ACC brothers’ scoring list.