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College Basketball Player Leaders

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Who scores, rebounds and passes the most, who does it most efficiently, and who carries the largest share of a team's offence.

2023-24 seasonthrough ratings as of 2024-04-0824 weekly snapshots

Kyron Gibson (Drake) led qualified players at 4.40; number 100 was at 2.47.

The top 100 of 2,236 qualified players, from 5,118 on rated teams. Assists per turnover: Assists ÷ turnovers.

#PlayerTeamGA/TOMPGPPGRPGAPGeFG%TS%USG%3P%FT%
1Kyron GibsonGDrake354.4016.43.61.51.345.3%49.5%12.8%30.3%87.5%
2CJ FultonGCharleston354.1424.04.13.14.152.0%53.3%9.8%33.7%68.4%
3Bruce ThorntonGOhio State354.0033.715.73.74.849.5%55.4%23.5%33.3%85.0%
4Jemarl Baker Jr.GNew Mexico354.0017.64.41.51.054.9%55.5%11.3%38.0%70.0%
5Matt VerettoFVermont293.9021.98.73.21.352.4%54.4%21.0%34.4%68.0%
6Tyler McGhieGUC San Diego233.8828.613.92.91.357.5%58.2%22.7%41.4%64.7%
7Zyon PullinGFlorida333.7733.515.53.94.949.3%57.4%20.3%44.9%84.7%
8Donovan NewbyGUNC Wilmington313.7523.97.32.01.951.2%56.7%15.2%32.5%86.4%
9Shykeim PhillipsGUNC Wilmington313.7126.214.13.23.754.5%58.5%25.9%34.2%80.6%
10Joe AndersonGLipscomb323.6830.98.42.94.457.6%58.8%13.8%40.0%76.0%
11Hunter McIntoshGNevada323.6417.75.91.21.360.9%62.3%15.1%44.9%74.1%
12Cam SpencerGUConn403.6332.814.34.83.660.6%64.0%19.3%44.0%91.1%
13Wheza PanzoGIona333.6231.89.62.61.452.9%53.4%15.2%36.6%66.7%
14Aly KhalifaCBYU293.5919.45.73.74.048.0%49.5%17.3%31.5%62.1%
15Avery FeltsGArkansas State373.5621.05.92.10.954.5%55.1%13.3%36.9%68.8%
16Ta'Lon CooperGSouth Carolina343.5133.79.94.24.259.1%60.6%14.7%45.9%71.7%
17Darius Brown IIGUtah State353.4036.012.34.36.554.0%57.4%—39.8%86.5%
18Mike DePersiaGLe Moyne323.3625.84.33.93.538.8%42.5%12.2%24.6%63.6%
19Lincoln BallGAmerican University323.3528.64.86.32.139.9%45.4%11.6%22.9%67.7%
20Oscar BerryGNorth Florida313.3118.83.62.01.443.6%46.7%11.8%25.8%73.9%
21Javon BennettGDayton313.2928.68.42.13.349.1%53.5%17.2%31.6%82.0%
22Rylan JonesGSamford353.2826.09.43.05.054.6%57.0%17.8%37.7%73.4%
23Drake DobbsGSt. Thomas-Minnesota333.2830.39.52.02.554.5%59.6%16.2%31.9%82.8%
24Marion HumphreyGTexas A&M-Corpus Christi303.2225.44.72.53.933.7%41.3%12.9%13.0%69.0%
25Bobby PettifordGEast Carolina333.2026.57.82.33.448.3%50.0%17.3%26.4%65.9%
26Chucky HepburnGWisconsin353.1933.39.23.33.949.8%53.1%15.8%32.2%73.7%
27Ellis MagnusonGEastern Washington323.1525.53.22.34.551.4%56.6%8.4%31.3%78.1%
28Barrington HargressGUC Riverside343.1431.612.63.14.545.2%48.1%23.1%31.1%67.3%
29Jamal SheadGHouston373.1131.112.93.76.345.8%49.5%25.6%30.9%77.9%
30Brandon WhitneyGMontana363.0831.510.32.94.153.4%58.8%17.1%40.6%81.3%
31Dayvion McKnightGXavier343.0634.312.43.74.851.5%55.6%17.9%37.2%81.3%
32Colin PorterGLiberty323.0531.27.92.83.951.4%54.2%14.8%36.3%77.8%
33Jacobi WrightGSouth Carolina343.0522.95.91.81.943.7%47.1%16.0%32.2%71.4%
34Aden HollowayGAuburn353.0320.27.31.52.741.9%45.4%21.7%30.2%77.4%
35Reece BeekmanGVirginia343.0332.714.33.66.248.2%52.2%27.9%31.0%75.4%
36Kobe LangleyGUNC Greensboro323.0229.18.53.15.751.2%52.9%18.0%36.0%73.5%
37Pierre Crockrell IIGUC Irvine343.0126.48.01.86.449.6%50.4%19.1%33.3%70.6%
38Ryan NembhardGGonzaga353.0035.812.64.06.949.2%52.6%—32.1%75.2%
39Tyrese ProctorGDuke322.9530.410.53.03.752.5%54.5%18.4%35.2%75.5%
40Greg DolanGLoyola Chicago332.9516.23.72.11.846.3%47.8%14.2%35.0%66.7%
41Matthew NicholsonCNorthwestern292.9422.35.34.31.865.7%64.0%——52.5%
42Matt KnowlingFYale282.9228.211.64.92.656.9%57.8%20.5%14.3%60.8%
43Dallin HallGBYU342.9229.39.03.55.152.6%54.2%16.9%35.9%63.2%
44Mark ButlerGLafayette322.9029.67.42.83.750.0%52.8%15.2%0.0%62.1%
45Sam HofmanFTemple362.9030.05.85.71.646.9%48.4%—36.2%78.9%
46Isaiah StevensGColorado State362.8834.816.03.26.854.9%58.4%24.9%44.0%83.6%
47AJ HoggardGMichigan State352.8628.710.73.15.244.6%49.8%23.0%34.7%78.7%
48Brandon WeatherspoonGFlorida Atlantic342.8323.77.23.41.556.5%58.9%—34.5%84.4%
49Braden SmithGPurdue392.8134.012.05.87.551.3%54.2%20.3%43.1%79.5%
50Tre HollomanGMichigan State352.8019.75.71.62.458.1%59.9%15.0%42.5%80.0%
51Zakai ZeiglerGTennessee362.7931.611.82.86.149.9%53.3%20.5%34.4%70.6%
52Jaxon BrenchleyGDenver342.7929.211.15.62.856.9%60.7%17.1%41.4%73.2%
53Deivon SmithGUtah282.7929.513.36.37.151.5%54.0%25.0%40.8%67.7%
54Evan IpsaroGMiami (OH)292.7824.36.52.02.651.2%58.7%14.0%35.5%81.1%
55Dajuan HarrisGKansas342.7635.78.52.06.547.8%51.3%—38.4%80.4%
56Elijah HawkinsGMinnesota332.7433.39.53.67.549.0%54.3%17.8%36.4%78.4%
57Steven AshworthGCreighton352.7431.711.13.34.252.4%56.9%19.0%34.9%90.7%
58Ryan MoffattFColgate342.7129.610.44.31.754.9%56.8%17.8%37.3%74.1%
59Drew ThelwellGMorehead State342.7134.410.03.06.252.2%54.0%17.4%33.8%64.5%
60Xavier BrownGJames Madison362.7021.16.32.62.044.0%46.6%—33.9%65.4%
61Benny GealerGStanford322.7017.94.21.62.346.2%48.7%14.8%33.3%83.3%
62Augustas MarciulionisGSaint Mary's342.7033.112.43.35.349.3%53.6%21.5%34.3%76.3%
63Ryan LangborgGNorthwestern322.7033.312.73.02.555.1%57.3%—42.1%77.4%
64Tyler KolekGMarquette312.6933.015.34.97.756.3%60.0%24.2%38.8%85.1%
65Dwon OdomGGeorgia State312.6828.911.85.04.653.0%57.8%20.3%42.9%81.0%
66Alvaro CardenasGSan José State312.6735.513.23.35.552.4%55.2%21.5%38.5%80.9%
67Keith Higgins Jr.GLehigh232.6725.912.63.61.751.0%53.9%24.6%32.4%84.1%
68Michael MorenoFEastern Kentucky312.6428.28.86.41.958.0%57.6%14.1%38.2%48.0%
69Zach BlochGNorthern Colorado332.6422.95.81.90.960.7%64.1%10.9%41.3%86.1%
70Colby GarlandGDrake312.6319.55.72.82.351.4%54.6%16.6%21.9%81.3%
71Jeffrey MillsGAir Force282.6333.79.12.63.057.9%58.0%15.5%38.8%56.4%
72Justin WebsterGUNLV312.6324.27.51.61.450.0%54.3%16.3%33.3%90.7%
73Christian TuckerGUTSA322.6233.511.32.95.447.2%56.9%17.2%30.4%87.5%
74Symir TorrenceGBinghamton242.6232.38.25.87.247.3%49.5%17.4%33.3%59.0%
75Aaron DeloneyGVermont352.6026.011.02.63.051.4%55.0%23.7%33.7%81.6%
76Justin MooreGVillanova292.6029.69.83.62.246.8%50.0%20.0%31.2%86.4%
77Keishawn DavidsonGBelmont332.5930.18.82.83.849.4%53.8%16.3%34.1%83.3%
78Nik GravesGCharlotte302.5829.710.43.12.851.2%59.0%18.8%32.9%80.2%
79Isaiah HillGFresno State322.5735.912.03.46.045.5%48.9%22.2%30.7%81.4%
80Xaivian LeeGPrinceton292.5731.117.15.73.752.0%56.5%28.9%33.8%79.8%
81Grant HuffmanGDavidson322.5634.012.85.15.348.0%51.7%22.9%26.9%72.3%
82Jalen WarleyGFlorida State332.5624.17.52.62.842.6%49.1%17.6%14.3%72.5%
83Wilson DubinskyGSouth Carolina State322.5618.67.71.71.453.4%55.1%19.2%37.2%76.7%
84Keller BoothbyFCornell292.5616.65.51.60.864.1%64.8%13.5%41.5%75.0%
85Michael O'ConnellGNC State412.5525.15.73.43.253.0%56.2%12.7%37.5%77.6%
86Keon ThompsonGMassachusetts302.5427.89.33.83.047.4%51.5%17.8%23.2%72.0%
87Michael BradleyGNorthern Kentucky332.5433.710.22.54.552.0%55.3%16.4%37.8%79.1%
88Richie SaundersGBYU342.5320.79.64.11.159.8%61.4%19.7%36.4%71.2%
89Tristen NewtonGUConn402.5333.215.16.66.249.5%56.1%24.8%32.1%80.8%
90Santiago VescoviGTennessee352.5325.36.33.72.548.4%52.7%13.6%32.6%79.6%
91Matt AlloccoGPrinceton292.5333.612.72.93.360.3%64.8%18.0%42.7%90.9%
92Jalen GaffneyGFlorida Atlantic342.5224.85.63.32.451.6%54.6%—39.1%72.7%
93Andrew RohdeGVirginia332.5025.24.31.82.737.0%37.4%15.7%25.7%43.8%
94Dallas GrazianiGSamford352.5018.64.11.42.660.5%61.1%11.2%42.6%63.0%
95Jack ClarkFClemson252.5023.54.74.91.447.6%51.1%—30.2%76.9%
96Roderick Coffee IIIFFlorida A&M272.4820.94.02.42.536.3%40.9%14.2%21.7%75.9%
97Chris PryorGLamar332.4827.311.52.43.653.6%57.3%20.5%39.2%82.3%
98Michael Green IIIGJames Madison362.4821.57.31.33.348.6%49.7%—36.5%65.5%
99Bryson LangdonGYoungstown State322.4825.78.12.03.645.7%48.4%18.4%28.3%74.5%
100Maurice OdumGPacific322.4728.38.72.64.643.7%48.5%20.3%29.6%73.3%

How this is measured

Season totals for every game a team played, tournaments included, from ESPN's statistics feed; every rate is computed from those totals. To be ranked a player must have appeared in 60% of his team's games, and:

  • eFG% and TS%: 5 field-goal attempts per team game
  • 3P%: 2 three-point attempts per team game; FT%: 2 free-throw attempts per team game
  • Usage, points per 40 and assists per turnover: 40% of his team's minutes

Usage is the share of a team's shot-ending plays (field-goal attempts, 0.475 × free-throw attempts, turnovers) a player used while he was on the floor. It is left blank where the players listed for a team do not add up to its minutes, which is about one team in seven in seasons before 2025-26: the feed names a player's current school, so his school in an earlier season is worked out from that season's rosters, and a few are wrong. The feed has no offensive rebounds, so there are no rebounding rates here.