NCAA Sends Parting Message to Braden Smith After March Madness Loss
Summary
Braden Smith, a Purdue basketball player, finished his college career in the NCAA tournament after Purdue lost to Arizona. Smith became the all-time leader in assists for Division I men’s basketball and received recognition from the NCAA for his achievements.Key Facts
- Braden Smith played four seasons at Purdue and started all 148 games.
- He became the all-time leader in assists in Division I men’s basketball during the NCAA Tournament.
- Purdue lost to Arizona Wildcats in the Elite Eight, ending Smith's collegiate career.
- Smith scored 13 points, made seven assists, and collected five rebounds in his final game.
- The NCAA issued a parting message commending Smith for his career.
- Smith earned multiple Big Ten and All-American honors, including the 2024–25 Big Ten Player of the Year.
- Throughout his career, he averaged 13.0 points, 7.4 assists, and 4.5 rebounds per game.
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