MOST POINTS - NCAA CAREER (minimum 2,500)
.Points...First...Last...Yrs...Gms
.Avg
.G2E..P2E..08-09
1
..3,667 ...1967...1970... 3
.. 83
44.2
67..1,500
39.5...Pete Maravich, LSU
2
..3,249 ...1974...1978... 4
106
30.7
48..1,082
28.5...Freeman Williams, Portland St
3
..3,217 ...1986...1990... 4
131
24.6
47..1,050
27.6...Lionel Simmons, La Salle
4
..3,165 ...1989...1993... 4
109
29.0
45...998
..26.3...Alphonso Ford, Mississippi Valley
5
..3,066 ...1979...1983... 4
110
27.9
40...899
..23.7...Harry Kelly, Texas Southern
6
..3,058 ...2002...2006... 4
118
25.9
40...891
..23.4...Keydren Clark, St. Peters
7
..3,008 ...1984...1988... 4
125
24.1
38...841
..22.1...Hersey Hawkins, Bradley
8
..2,973 ...1957...1960... 3
.. 88
33.8
36...806
..21.2...Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati
9
..2,951 ...1984...1988... 4
147
20.1
35...784
..20.6...Danny Manning, Kansas
10
2,914 ...1981...1985... 4
120
24.3
33...747
..19.7...Alfredrick Hughes, Loyola (Ill.)
11
2,884 ...1965...1968... 3
.. 93
31.0
32...717
..18.9...Elvin Hayes, Houston
12
2,850 ...1976...1979... 3
.. 94
30.3
31...683
..18.0...Larry Bird, Indiana St
13
2,832 ...1973...1977... 4
116
24.4
30...665
..17.5...Otis Birdsong, Houston
14
2,804 ...1987...1991... 4
111
25.3
29...637
..16.8...Kevin Bradshaw, Bethune- Cookman & U.S. Intl
15
2,801 ...1989...1993... 4
128
21.9
28...634
..16.7...Allan Houston, Tennessee
16
2,769 ...2002...2006... 4
139
19.9
27...602
..15.8...J.J. Redick, Duke
17
2,723 ...1986...1990... 4
117
23.3
25...556
..14.6...Hank Gathers, Southern Cal & Loyola Marymount
18
2,708 ...1983...1987... 4
122
22.2
24...541
..14.2...Reggie Lewis, Northeastern
19
2,703 ...1984...1988... 4
118
22.9
24...536
..14.1...Daren Queenan, Lehigh
20
2,696 ...1984...1988... 4
121
22.3
24...529
..13.9...Byron Larkin, Xavier
21
2,679 ...2003...2008... 5
128
20.9
23...512
..13.5...Bo McCalebb, New Orleans
22
2,669 ...1983...1987... 4
127
21.0
23...502
..13.2...David Robinson, Navy
23
2,661 ...1982...1985... 3
104
25.6
22...494
..13.0...Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma
24
2,632 ...1999...2003... 4
122
21.6
21...465
..12.2...Troy Bell, Boston College
25
2,628 ...1976...1980... 4
114
23.1
21...461
..12.1...Michael Brooks, La Salle
26
2,613 ...1989...1993... 4
132
19.8
20...446
..11.7...Calbert Cheaney, Indiana
27
2,609 ...1987...1991... 4
126
20.7
20...442
..11.6...Mark Macon, Temple
28
2,608 ...1988...1992... 4
127
20.5
20...441
..11.6...Don MacLean, UCLA
29
2,605 ...1981...1985... 4
116
22.5
20...438
..11.5...Joe Dumars, McNeese St
30
2,602 ...1999...2003... 4
120
21.7
20...435
..11.4...Henry Domercant, Eastern Ill
31
2,591 ...1983...1987... 4
110
23.6
19...424
..11.2...Terrance Bailey, Wagner
32
2,587 ...1951...1955... 4
104
24.9
19...420
..11.1...Dickie Hemric, Wake Forest
33
2,581 ...1975...1979... 4
108
23.9
19...414
..10.9...Calvin Natt, La.-Monroe
34
2,580 ...1984...1988... 4
130
19.8
19...413
..10.9...Derrick Chievous, Missouri
35
2,574 ...1984...1988... 4
125
20.6
18...407
..10.7...Skip Henderson, Marshall
36
2,560 ...1968...1971... 3
.. 74
34.6
18...393
..10.3...Austin Carr, Notre Dame
37
2,555 ...1985...1989... 4
133
19.2
18...388
..10.2...Sean Elliott, Arizona
38
2,551 ...1987...1991... 4
124
20.6
17...384
..10.1...Rodney Monroe, North Carolina St
39
2,548 ...1967...1970... 3
.. 77
33.1
17...381
..10.0...Calvin Murphy, Niagara
40
2,542 ...1993...1997... 4
122
20.8
17...375
...9.9...Keith Van Horn, Utah
41
2,538 ...1951...1954... 3
.. 78
32.5
17...371
...9.8...Frank Selvy, Furman
42
2,537 ...1982...1986... 4
133
19.1
17...370
...9.7...Johnny Dawkins, Duke
43
2,535 ...1980...1984... 4
114
22.2
17...368
...9.7...Willie Jackson, Centenary (La.)
44
2,534 ...1988...1992... 4
113
22.4
17...367
...9.7...Steve Rogers, Alabama St
44
2,534 ...1980...1984... 4
121
20.9
17...367
...9.7...Steve Burtt, Iona
46
2,531 ...1991...1995... 4
118
21.4
17...364
...9.6...Shawn Respert, Michigan St
47
2,530 ...1980...1984... 4
108
23.4
17...363
...9.6...Joe Jakubick, Akron
48
2,526 ...1976...1980... 4
107
23.6
16...359
...9.4...Andrew Toney, La.-Lafayette
49
2,524 ...1976...1980... 4
109
23.2
16...357
...9.4...Ron Perry, Holy Cross
49
2,524 ...1997...2001... 4
113
22.3
16...357
...9.4...Ronnie McCollum, Centenary (La.)
51
2,522 ...2004...2008... 4
134
18.8
16...355
...9.3...Jaycee Carroll, Utah State
52
2,518 ...1977...1981... 4
122
20.6
16...351
...9.2...Mike Olliver, Lamar
53
2,516 ...1988...1992... 4
131
19.2
16...349
...9.2...Bryant Stith, Virginia
54
2,503 ...1962...1965... 3
.. 83
30.2
15...336
...8.8...Bill Bradley, Princeton
54
2,503 ...2003...2007... 4
128
19.6
15...336
...8.8...Caleb Green, Oral Roberts
56
2,502 ...1984...1988... 4
125
20.0
15...335
...8.8...Jeff Grayer, Iowa St
57
2,500 ...1955...1958... 3
.. 80
31.3
15...333
...8.8...Elgin Baylor, Albertson & Seattle
evidently, ol' hansgay is better than i prefer to give him credit for too
3-TIME CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS (reverse chronological order)
.1st.2nd..Total..First...Last...
1
.....2
1
3 ...2005...2008
..Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina
2
.....1
2
3 ...1997...2000
..Mateen Cleaves, Michigan St.
3
.....2
1
3 ...1985...1988
..Danny Manning, Kansas
4
.....3
0
3 ...1982...1985
..Patrick Ewing, Georgetown
5
.....3
0
3 ...1982...1985
..Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma
6
.....2
1
3 ...1981...1984
..Sam Perkins, North Carolina
7
.....3
0
3 ...1980...1983
..Ralph Sampson, Virginia
8
.....2
1
3 ...1975...1978
..Phil Ford, North Carolina
9
.....3
0
3 ...1972...1975
..David Thompson, NCSU
10
...3
0
3 ...1971...1974
..Bill Walton, UCLA
11
...3
0
3 ...1967...1970
..Pete Maravich, LSU
12
...2
1
3 ...1967...1970
..Calvin Murphy, Niagara
13
...3
0
3 ...1966...1969
..Lew Alcindor, UCLA
14
...2
1
3 ...1963...1966
..Cazzie Russell, Michigan
15
...1
2
3 ...1961...1964
..Cotton Nash, Kentucky
16
...3
0
3 ...1959...1962
..Jerry Lucas, Ohio St.
17
...2
1
3 ...1959...1962
..Terry Dischinger, Purdue
18
...3
0
3 ...1957...1960
..Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati
19
...3
0
3 ...1952...1955
..Tom Gola, La Salle
20
...1
2
3 ...1952...1955
..Don Schlundt, Indiana
21
...3
0
3 ...1946...1949
..Ralph Beard, Kentucky
22
...2
1
3 ...1946...1949
..Alex Groza, Kentucky
23
...1
2
3 ...1945...1949
..Tony Lavelli, Yale
24
...1
3
4 ...1943...1948
..Arnold Ferrin, Utah
25
...2
1
3 ...1941...1947
..Andrew Phillip, Illinois
26
...3
0
3 ...1943...1946
..George Mikan, DePaul
27
...3
0
3 ...1943...1946
..Robert Kurland, Oklahoma St.
28
...3
0
3 ...1935...1938
..Hank Luisetti, Stanford
29
...3
0
3 ...1935...1938
..John Moir, Notre Dame
30
...3
0
3 ...1935...1938
..Paul Nowak, Notre Dame
31
...3
0
3 ...1931...1934
..Ed Krause, Notre Dame
32
...3
0
3 ...1929...1932
..John Wooden, Purdue
from what i read, if he makes all american this year he will become the second 4 time consensus all american in ncaa history and if he is a 1st teamer this year he will be the first 3 time 1st team all american in history.
this thread isn't about him. i ran across these stats on another board and thought someone here might like to see them. didn't realize alan houston scored that many points. i seem to remember him only averaging like 16 points or so. interesting names on that all time scoring list
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i think i'll always remember the 90 tourney as its probably as far as i go back and actually remember anything, but with all the story lines going on in that dance and watching kimble, the L train, lethal weapon 3, UNLV's run & gun, thomas hill's box cut at duke...it was pure magic.
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Posted 19 May 2008 - 09:05 AM
i still can remember jordan's shot, the whittenburg/bailey 'alley opp', keith smart's shot and a bunch of others from back in the 80's. i don't remember many individual games from that far back though other than most of the flyin illini's games in '89. that's probably my favorite team of all time. no one on the roster over 6'8 and they were fucking badass with gill, anderson, bardo, battle, hamilton and liberty. vegas was a fucking pro team masquerading as a college squad. lj was a fucking beast. i bet they could still make the final four right now with that team they had
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