Most Points in a College Football Career (Non-Kickers)

Travis Prentice scored more rushing touchdowns in his career at Miami of Ohio than any other player in college football history, so it’s really no surprise that Prentice is also the game’s all-time leading scorer, at least among non-kickers.

Between 1996 and 1999, the super-talented Prentice racked up 468 career points. Only Texas star Ricky Williams is close to Prentice’s record, with 452 career points.

Below is the list of the Top 10 leading scorers, among non-kickers, in college football history.

Travis Prentice, Miami of Ohio (1996-99): 468 career points
Ricky Williams, Texas (1995-98): 452
Taurean Henderson, Texas Tech (2002-05): 414
Brock Forsey, Boise State (1999-02): 408
Cedric Benson, Texas (2001-04): 404
Anthony Thompson, Indiana (1986-89): 394
Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (1996-99): 378
Marshall Faulk, San Siego State (1991-93): 376
Eric Crouch, Nebraska (1998-2001): 374
DeAngelo Williams, Memphis (2002-05): 362