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The Big East's best kickers since 2004

Jeremy Ito leads with 80 field goals made in 49 games in the Big East; Dave Teggart had 74.

Every kicker with 5 or more games in the Big East since 2004, ranked by field goals made; the lines are each player's field goals made game by game, the top 8 drawn.

field goals made · by game

extra points made · by game

field goal attempts · by game

36 kickers with 5+ games in the Big Eastfield goals made

#	player	seasons	games	field goals made	extra points made	field goal attempts
1	Jeremy Ito	2004–2007	49	80	160	111
2	Dave Teggart	2008–2011	44	74	128	96
3	Maikon Bonani	2008–2012	46	69	112	91
4	San San Te	2008–2011	51	64	147	95
5	Pat McAfee	2005–2008	51	58	210	79
6	Jake Rogers	2007–2010	51	51	186	75
7	Conor Lee	2006–2008	37	50	113	60
8	Ross Krautman	2010–2012	38	48	106	61
9	Arthur Carmody	2005–2007	37	48	176	58
10	Dan Hutchins	2008–2010	28	41	86	54
11	Kevin Harper	2009–2012	27	41	72	58
12	Patrick Shadle	2005–2008	37	40	69	50
13	Tyler Bitancurt	2009–2011	39	39	143	53
14	Matt Nuzie	2004–2006	34	34	77	57
15	Tony Miliano	2011–2012	26	34	98	47
16	Tony Ciaravino	2006–2008	26	33	64	44
17	Chris Philpott	2008–2011	33	32	84	43
18	Josh Cummings	2004–2005	21	32	54	46
19	Delbert Alvarado	2006–2009	48	26	91	47
20	Kevin Lovell	2005–2006	23	22	46	32
21	Chad Christen	2010–2012	13	14	24	21
22	Brandon McManus	2012	12	14	41	17
23	Ryan Lichtenstein	2009–2010	13	13	27	17
24	Ryan Ohliger	2004	12	13	31	19
25	Collin Barber	2004	9	13	21	20
26	Eric Schwartz	2009–2010	14	12	43	21
27	Ryan Payne	2008–2009	16	11	38	19
28	Brad Cooper	2004	12	9	43	15
29	John Barker	2005–2007	10	8	0	12
30	Ryan Lux	2004	10	7	23	15
31	Kyle Federico	2012	5	6	13	11
32	Nick Borgese	2012	7	5	17	8
33	Mike Benzer	2005–2006	9	2	23	9
34	Ricky Krautman	2005	9	1	17	2
35	Brendan Carney	2004–2006	34	0	7	2
36	Michael Molinari	2011	6	0	0	0

Also in the Big East: quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, defenders, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.