List of NCAA Division I FBS career field goals leaders

The following is a list of football placekickers in NCAA Division I FBS and its predecessors who have made 70 or more field goals in their collegiate careers. Statistics are current through the end of the 2017 season. Players active during the 2018 season are shown in bold.

Rank[1] Player Seasons by university Total field goals[2]
1 Zane Gonzalez Arizona State (2013–2016) 96
2 Daniel Carlson Auburn (2014–2017) 92
3 Dustin Hopkins Florida State (2009–2012) 88
4 Billy Bennett Georgia (2000–2003) 87
5 Kai Forbath UCLA (2007–2010) 85
6 Andy Phillips Utah (2013–2016) 84
7 Leigh Tiffin Alabama (2006–2009) 83
8 Jake Elliott Memphis (2013–2016) 81
Jonathan Barnes Louisiana Tech (2014–2017) 81
10 Jeff Jaeger Washington (1983–1985) 80
Nick Novak Maryland (2001–2004) 80
Alexis Serna Oregon State (2004–2007) 80
Jeremy Ito Rutgers (2004–2007) 80
Matt Weller Ohio (2009–2012) 80
15 John Lee UCLA (1982–1985) 79
Jason Elam Hawaii (1988–1992) 79
17 Luis Zendejas Arizona State (1981–1984) 78
Philip Doyle Alabama (1987–1990) 78
Kevin Kelly Penn State (2005–2008) 78
Ross Martin Duke (2012–2015) 78
21 Kevin Butler Georgia (1981–1984) 77
Max Zendejas Arizona (1982–1985) 77
Michael Badgley Miami (FL) (2014–2017) 77
24 Blair Walsh Georgia (2008–2011) 76
25 Dave Teggart Connecticut (2008–2011) 74
26 Derek Schmidt Florida State (1984–1987) 73
Carlos Huerta Miami (FL) (1988–1991) 73
Steve Azar Northern Illinois (2000–2003) 73
29 Mike Nugent Ohio State (2001–2004) 72
30 Fuad Reveiz Tennessee (1981–1984) 71
Mason Crosby Colorado (2003–2006) 71
Sam Swank Wake Forest (2005–2008) 71
Brett Swenson Michigan State (2006–2009) 71
34 Barry Belli Fresno State (1984–1987) 70
Roman Anderson Houston (1988–1991) 70
Nelson Welch Clemson (1991–1994) 70
Stephen Gostkowski Memphis (2002–2005) 70
Justin Medlock UCLA (2003–2006) 70
Caleb Sturgis Florida (2008–2012) 70
Austin Rehkow Idaho (2013–2016) 70

References and notes

  1. ↑ Rank is through the end of the 2017 season.
  2. ↑ Total is through the end of the 2017 season.
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