Braden Smith Assist Tracker as Purdue Guard Chases NCAA History

Purdue guard Braden Smith is chasing Bobby Hurley's all-time assist record. We're keeping track of where Smith stands throughout the 2025-26 season.

Purdue Boilermakers guard Braden Smith (3) dribbles the ball | Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images

Braden Smith has already etched his name in the Purdue history books. The senior guard is now trying to make NCAA history by breaking Bobby Hurley's all-time assist record, as he was responsible for 1,076 assists during his career at Duke.

Smith already owns Purdue's all-time record, passing Bruce Parkinson for the top spot during the 2024-25 campaign. Can Smith capture the college basketball record before his career concludes?

We're keeping track of Smith has he chases NCAA history throughout his senior campaign.

NCAA All-Time Assist Leaders

Duke guard Bobby Hurley (11) | RVR Photos-Imagn Images

1. Bobby Hurley, Duke — 1,076
2. Chris Corchiani, NC State — 1,038
3. Ed Cota, North Carolina — 1,030
4. Jason Brickman, Long Island — 1,007
5. Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State — 983
6. Steve Blake, Maryland — 972
7. Sherman Douglas, Syracuse — 960
8. Tony Miller, Marquette — 956
9. Aaron Miles, Kansas — 954
10. Greg Anthony, UNLV — 950
11. Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State — 947
12. Billy Allen, Nevada — 940
13. Gary Payton, Oregon State — 938
14. DJ Cooper, Ohio — 934
15. Kameron Langley, North Carolina A&T — 902
16. Orlando Smart, San Francisco — 902
17. Andre LaFleur, Northeastern — 894
18. Chico Fletcher, Arkansas State — 893
19. Cassius Winston, Michigan State — 890
20. Jim Les, Bradley — 884
21. Frank Smith, Old Dominion — 883
22. Ryan Nembhard, Gonzaga — 882
23. Braden Smith, Purdue — 881
24. Scott Machado, Iona — 880
25. Yuri Collins, St. Louis — 878
26. Taurence Chisholm, Delaware — 877
27. Dajaun Harris, Kansas — 865
28. Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State — 863
29. Speedy Smith, Louisiana Tech — 858
30. Grayson Marshall, Clemson — 857
31. Anthony Manuel, Bradley — 855
32. Colbey Ross, Pepperdine — 854
33. Brett Comer, Florida Gulf Coast — 845
34. Sahvir Wheeler, Washington — 843
35. Jalen Pickett, Penn State — 841
36. Chaz Williams, UMass — 840
37. Danny Tarkanian, UNLV — 837
38. Pooh Richardson, UCLA — 833
39. Chris Thomas, Notre Dame — 833
40. Ace Baldwin, Penn State — 831
41. Sean Tuohy, Ole Miss — 830
42. Butch Moore, SMU — 828
43. Darius Brown, Utah State — 826
44. Ronald Moore, Siena — 823
45. Chris Duhon, Duke — 819
46. Jonathon Jones, Oakland — 819
47. Mateen Cleaves, Michigan State — 816
48. Elijah Hawkins, Texas Tech — 815
49. Emmett Naar, Saint Mary's — 815
50. Jared Jordan, Marist — 813
51. Cameron Parker, Portland State — 813
52. Russell Brown, Arizona — 810
53. Drafton Davis, Marist — 804
54. Jacque Vaughn, Kansas — 804
55. Maurice Watson, Creighton — 800
56. Marc Brown, Siena — 796
57. Kay Felder, Oakland — 788
58. Brandin Knight, Pitt — 785
59. Jon Elmore, Marshall — 783
60. Jacob Gilyard, Richmond — 782

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