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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.

2021-22 seasonthrough ratings as of 2022-04-0421 weekly snapshots

Jamarion Sharp (Western Kentucky) led qualified players at 4.6; number 100 was at 1.4.

The top 100 of 3,315 qualified players, from 5,063 on rated teams. Blocks per game: Blocks ÷ games played.

#PlayerTeamGBPGMPGPPGRPGAPGeFG%TS%USG%3P%FT%
1Jamarion SharpFWestern Kentucky324.628.08.27.60.372.6%68.1%12.7%—39.7%
2Walker KesslerCAuburn344.625.611.48.10.962.7%62.7%19.1%20.0%59.6%
3Johni BroomeFMorehead State343.928.316.810.51.255.5%56.9%—0.0%63.6%
4Chet HolmgrenCGonzaga323.726.914.19.91.968.0%69.1%21.4%39.0%71.7%
5Ike ObiaguCSeton Hall293.221.02.64.10.254.7%57.4%——65.4%
6Drew PemberFUNC Asheville313.026.915.76.61.455.2%62.1%28.2%35.6%86.3%
7Hall ElisiasFBryant253.022.68.85.90.755.8%61.4%16.9%23.1%77.1%
8Osun OsunniyiCSt. Bonaventure322.930.611.37.51.561.5%62.2%18.5%50.0%64.1%
9Kevin SamuelCFlorida Gulf Coast332.930.011.59.71.164.4%59.9%19.1%0.0%29.7%
10Jayveous McKinnisFJackson State272.931.412.410.30.656.6%57.2%20.4%0.0%58.0%
11KC NdefoFSaint Peter's342.825.910.56.12.448.0%49.9%27.0%28.6%53.7%
12Mark WilliamsCDuke392.823.611.27.40.972.1%72.6%18.7%0.0%72.7%
13Jesse EdwardsCSyracuse242.828.012.06.51.069.5%68.0%18.3%—59.8%
14Clifton MooreFLa Salle302.830.312.96.11.251.5%55.3%—24.6%72.3%
15Christian KolokoCArizona372.825.412.67.31.463.5%66.1%20.8%0.0%73.5%
16Ryan KalkbrennerCCreighton342.629.413.17.70.965.1%67.4%19.5%25.0%73.6%
17Obinna Anochili-KillenFMarshall332.627.411.66.60.953.7%55.9%20.4%31.8%70.7%
18E.J. LiddellFOhio State322.633.219.47.92.554.6%59.8%30.6%37.4%76.5%
19Terrell Brown-SoaresFSan Diego252.622.88.47.00.549.7%51.6%—25.0%67.6%
20Kaodirichi Akobundu-EhioguFUT Arlington292.621.74.74.80.467.9%69.4%10.1%100.0%85.7%
21Dajour DickensFHampton262.518.25.45.50.558.9%60.8%15.4%—65.9%
22Kur KuathFMarquette322.519.05.63.90.671.3%69.9%12.4%—55.2%
23Jalyn HintonFSE Louisiana332.532.013.88.02.564.0%67.7%18.4%0.0%76.4%
24Austin JohnsonFLong Beach State252.421.45.86.00.250.4%54.9%15.0%—80.6%
25Jordan MinorFMerrimack302.430.315.18.21.252.7%54.7%29.6%9.1%61.5%
26Stephen ClarkFThe Citadel312.431.69.76.13.656.0%56.2%17.4%28.6%54.8%
27Makhel MitchellFRhode Island312.426.510.75.61.350.2%51.1%24.1%0.0%52.5%
28Trayce Jackson-DavisFIndiana352.332.318.38.11.958.9%61.3%26.7%0.0%67.4%
29DaRon Holmes IICDayton352.330.712.86.11.365.1%64.4%20.1%14.3%58.6%
30Max BrooksFUMass Lowell292.322.810.76.20.763.1%63.1%——59.7%
31Brison GreshamFTexas Southern312.319.77.36.90.464.4%65.7%17.2%0.0%69.8%
32Isaiah WhaleyFUConn322.228.57.74.81.155.3%57.9%13.8%29.1%74.0%
33Nate MensahFSan Diego State322.224.87.06.90.648.4%49.6%18.0%25.0%53.3%
34Colin CastletonCFlorida282.230.616.29.01.554.6%58.3%26.8%0.0%70.3%
35Marcus Bingham Jr.FMichigan State352.218.79.36.30.357.0%59.8%24.7%41.5%74.7%
36Yauhen MassalskiFSan Francisco322.227.213.59.41.659.9%59.0%25.2%22.2%51.2%
37Zack AustinFHigh Point322.234.714.48.01.549.7%52.2%23.2%32.2%72.4%
38Jaylan GaineyFBrown292.124.39.36.90.470.3%68.3%15.8%—51.9%
39Jalen DurenCMemphis292.125.312.08.11.359.7%60.8%23.4%0.0%62.5%
40Mouhamadou GueyeFPittsburgh322.129.29.86.31.152.0%54.9%18.6%36.4%77.0%
41Tre WilliamsFDuquesne262.131.410.85.71.246.4%47.7%21.5%14.9%56.1%
42Chris SodomCDelaware State282.120.42.95.80.250.7%51.1%12.0%—50.0%
43Amari WilliamsCDrexel282.020.69.57.31.152.9%55.8%26.4%50.0%63.2%
44Ryghe LyonsCNicholls332.022.97.44.21.554.4%55.5%—35.0%69.0%
45Jake StephensCVMI302.033.219.69.03.365.4%68.4%26.2%49.0%80.4%
46Norchad OmierFArkansas State292.028.917.912.21.263.4%65.9%28.5%33.3%72.9%
47Theo AkwubaFLouisiana252.025.69.17.90.754.8%58.1%18.1%33.3%67.9%
48Keegan MurrayFIowa351.931.923.58.71.561.4%63.8%29.9%39.8%74.7%
49Trevon BrazileFMissouri251.921.56.65.10.858.2%59.4%—33.3%62.0%
50Kadin ShedrickFVirginia351.920.86.95.10.264.1%66.4%17.3%0.0%70.9%
51Nelly Junior JosephCIona331.928.413.08.21.555.0%58.0%23.1%25.0%65.7%
52Adama SanogoCUConn291.929.214.88.81.050.4%53.0%27.8%0.0%68.6%
53Moussa CisseCOklahoma State291.920.07.26.50.355.9%56.7%19.0%—56.2%
54Efe AbogidiFWashington State371.820.88.15.80.653.1%58.4%19.2%23.1%78.9%
55Jubrile BeloFMontana State341.826.912.86.71.158.5%63.2%23.5%50.0%71.6%
56Johnny McCantsFNew Mexico State311.726.58.65.52.356.5%55.8%18.9%24.7%50.5%
57Ebenezer DowuonaFNC State311.724.54.14.10.255.9%58.1%8.3%—66.7%
58Josh OduroFGeorge Mason271.731.617.77.51.754.9%58.1%—29.2%70.1%
59Nick OngendaCDePaul301.723.98.74.30.851.0%52.4%20.0%—55.9%
60Joel SorianoCSt. John's301.718.96.45.51.156.9%59.8%——72.9%
61Jalen ThomasFGeorgia State281.725.67.96.20.646.4%48.8%17.9%28.6%70.7%
62Jalen SlawsonFFurman341.730.914.57.43.754.2%58.3%25.9%30.6%79.5%
63Nick JourdainFTemple291.723.66.65.30.839.9%45.1%—19.7%68.5%
64Clevon BrownFFlorida International311.725.28.35.30.954.0%53.8%18.8%25.0%48.6%
65Armando BacotFNorth Carolina391.731.616.313.11.557.0%59.6%24.4%12.5%67.0%
66Grant BasileFWright State361.632.618.48.52.053.7%57.7%28.9%28.3%78.4%
67Chuba OhamsFFordham301.631.414.811.61.850.0%53.0%28.0%33.3%62.8%
68Jadyn ParkerFNorth Florida301.621.78.35.10.459.5%60.7%19.7%50.0%63.2%
69Yor AneiFDePaul301.615.44.64.10.455.0%58.2%16.8%0.0%70.7%
70Ricky Lindo Jr.FGeorge Washington271.627.57.77.81.451.1%52.6%18.2%37.7%60.9%
71Nick MuszynskiCBelmont321.626.315.85.22.556.9%60.5%—18.9%76.7%
72Branden CarlsonCUtah241.626.013.66.01.154.4%57.9%26.3%30.9%81.8%
73Oscar TshiebweCKentucky341.631.917.415.11.160.6%62.6%24.3%—69.1%
74Kareem ReidFGardner-Webb311.620.89.35.11.056.3%57.0%24.2%0.0%60.0%
75Nana OpokuFMount St. Mary's301.629.810.86.30.958.7%59.1%18.8%42.9%58.8%
76Charles ThompsonFTowson341.626.710.86.71.360.4%61.2%19.6%0.0%62.8%
77Lucas MoermanCAir Force271.620.04.13.90.649.0%48.1%16.0%32.6%38.5%
78Ty FlowersFLong Island University291.634.719.27.83.255.2%57.2%26.2%39.0%75.0%
79Charles BediakoCAlabama331.517.86.74.30.769.2%68.3%15.2%0.0%61.2%
80Keegan RecordsFColgate351.522.99.96.21.464.3%63.4%20.4%33.3%54.5%
81Teafale Lenard Jr.GMiddle Tennessee371.520.16.93.30.562.4%62.4%17.1%33.8%60.0%
82Hunter DickinsonCMichigan321.532.318.68.62.358.8%61.7%27.8%32.8%80.2%
83Trey Jemison IIICUAB341.524.57.07.40.962.7%63.3%13.7%—63.1%
84Jonathan KomagumCSacramento State271.528.25.96.80.949.5%55.2%12.4%0.0%67.1%
85Abdul AdoFCincinnati321.517.42.44.50.654.5%51.4%——40.0%
86Hason WardFVCU291.520.36.54.80.855.3%56.5%18.6%0.0%66.7%
87Dylan RobertsonCBethune-Cookman191.532.68.56.10.557.8%57.6%13.6%0.0%52.0%
88Cheikh Mbacke DiongFUCF301.524.56.96.00.758.8%59.9%14.9%—63.0%
89Ludovic DufealFGardner-Webb261.523.34.26.21.547.6%51.7%11.7%13.0%64.4%
90Michael WeathersGSMU311.526.811.05.92.250.6%56.6%23.7%40.0%79.8%
91Markedric BellPFPrairie View A&M261.425.06.44.50.659.3%59.6%13.3%33.3%57.8%
92Jemel DavisFSouth Carolina State311.425.29.44.80.542.0%46.4%21.2%21.6%66.0%
93Brandon CarrollGWilliam & Mary291.424.48.25.10.846.5%48.8%20.8%30.7%61.5%
94Jack NungeCXavier361.426.513.47.41.160.5%63.3%22.0%36.5%70.6%
95Eliel NsosemeFGeorgia State181.425.28.99.50.555.5%55.3%16.8%—51.4%
96Makhi MitchellFRhode Island311.424.19.97.31.553.7%53.9%25.7%30.4%52.2%
97Ja'von FranklinFSouth Alabama321.428.012.27.81.065.5%65.9%19.7%0.0%63.9%
98Jay Allen-TovarFNew Mexico321.423.37.95.00.454.9%56.1%17.6%33.3%64.4%
99Dallas WaltonFWake Forest351.425.79.35.21.158.3%60.9%17.0%36.8%71.6%
100KJ SimonGUT Martin301.431.016.94.91.847.5%50.0%29.8%29.2%70.7%

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.