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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.

2022-23 seasonthrough ratings as of 2023-04-0323 weekly snapshots

Jamarion Sharp (Western Kentucky) led qualified players at 4.1; number 100 was at 1.3.

The top 100 of 3,371 qualified players, from 5,089 on rated teams. Blocks per game: Blocks ÷ games played.

#PlayerTeamGBPGMPGPPGRPGAPGeFG%TS%USG%3P%FT%
1Jamarion SharpFWestern Kentucky324.128.57.47.70.262.8%60.3%12.5%0.0%50.0%
2Connor VanoverCOral Roberts343.225.812.77.20.859.0%61.5%21.9%32.4%81.4%
3Liam RobbinsCVanderbilt263.223.015.06.81.054.3%60.0%31.7%36.5%73.1%
4Colin CastletonCFlorida263.031.216.07.72.750.3%55.5%—13.3%72.9%
5Trayce Jackson-DavisFIndiana322.934.620.910.84.058.1%60.8%29.5%—69.5%
6Aziz BandaogoFUtah Valley372.929.411.510.41.260.9%62.2%18.1%33.3%63.6%
7Jesse EdwardsCSyracuse322.732.614.510.31.659.4%62.5%21.3%100.0%72.9%
8Jordan MinorFMerrimack282.633.517.49.42.351.7%53.7%30.8%11.1%58.7%
9Isaiah CozartFEastern Kentucky372.523.99.97.50.463.5%62.8%16.7%—56.4%
10Kevin SamuelCSouth Alabama342.529.010.19.00.565.2%60.2%18.5%—26.8%
11Dereck Lively IICDuke342.420.65.25.41.166.7%66.2%11.6%15.4%60.0%
12Johni BroomeFAuburn332.426.514.28.41.353.9%54.6%27.7%29.0%56.0%
13Micah HandlogtenCMarshall322.325.37.69.81.266.6%64.9%13.4%8.3%54.3%
14Drew PemberFUNC Asheville352.333.720.99.12.352.8%61.8%31.5%37.3%83.6%
15Victor BafuttoFUL Monroe322.327.07.36.91.150.3%53.0%16.2%—64.8%
16Amari WilliamsCDrexel302.227.313.78.82.353.0%55.2%30.6%26.7%60.6%
17Jake StephensCChattanooga242.232.122.09.83.463.0%66.9%30.7%40.8%82.0%
18Justin AbsonFApp State322.222.46.25.91.260.9%57.2%14.9%50.0%38.8%
19Joshua MorganFUSC292.224.47.05.20.558.2%58.1%—0.0%55.1%
20Zack AustinFHigh Point312.129.214.15.41.352.8%56.4%23.4%33.3%78.6%
21Ryan KalkbrennerCCreighton342.132.315.96.11.270.5%72.5%20.1%31.6%79.5%
22Zach EdeyCPurdue342.131.722.312.91.560.7%63.9%33.0%—73.4%
23Clifford OmoruyiCRutgers342.130.313.29.60.951.3%53.3%24.3%18.2%60.4%
24Ahmad RandFMilwaukee342.118.98.04.80.562.2%63.0%—21.1%64.9%
25Branden CarlsonCUtah312.029.216.47.51.555.1%58.7%28.4%33.1%77.4%
26Akok AkokFGeorgetown312.030.06.56.21.052.2%53.7%—28.2%73.9%
27Alex GrossFMorehead State342.024.412.07.40.857.2%59.7%25.1%—70.1%
28Dame AdelekunFDartmouth272.023.313.87.22.557.6%58.8%—41.2%61.8%
29DaRon Holmes IICDayton341.934.218.48.11.759.7%62.1%27.6%31.6%66.9%
30Moussa CisseCOklahoma State321.922.66.88.00.658.2%55.2%16.2%—41.0%
31Brendan Medley-BaconCNorth Carolina Central301.927.212.05.50.868.4%70.8%19.4%—73.7%
32Manny BatesCButler261.927.811.65.51.461.9%62.7%20.6%0.0%65.1%
33KC NdefoFSeton Hall331.926.08.45.21.553.8%56.7%—20.0%65.7%
34Abdou TsimbilaFFordham331.918.45.26.20.244.4%49.9%17.5%0.0%71.9%
35Josh RobertsFManhattan271.931.312.29.80.470.2%68.5%16.3%—55.4%
36Teafale Lenard Jr.GMiddle Tennessee331.827.98.34.01.753.3%53.7%17.8%23.2%54.5%
37Olisa Blaise AkonobiCAlabama A&M311.819.87.85.60.457.4%59.8%19.9%—68.6%
38Stephen ClarkFThe Citadel321.834.616.36.52.850.5%53.1%28.0%22.4%67.2%
39Charles BediakoCAlabama371.820.86.46.00.665.9%61.5%13.7%0.0%35.5%
40Donovan ClinganCUConn391.813.16.95.60.565.5%63.3%24.5%0.0%51.7%
41Max BrooksFUMass Lowell341.820.38.35.40.962.9%61.7%20.2%100.0%50.0%
42Jadyn ParkerFNorth Florida301.820.26.84.70.758.9%58.2%17.1%—51.7%
43Hunter DickinsonCMichigan341.832.718.59.01.558.7%61.4%—42.1%72.7%
44Warren WashingtonFArizona State341.826.99.26.91.656.3%59.0%17.4%—66.7%
45Taylor HendricksFUCF341.734.715.17.01.455.7%58.9%21.0%39.4%78.2%
46Jesiah WestFWestern Illinois301.729.29.77.32.252.3%53.8%19.0%19.0%56.3%
47Adem BonaCUCLA331.722.97.75.30.767.5%66.1%16.1%—57.3%
48Trey Jemison IIICUAB391.725.29.18.40.558.6%60.3%16.4%0.0%64.4%
49Jason SpurginCSouthern Utah371.727.410.06.01.160.3%62.2%17.2%5.0%67.2%
50Johnny O'NeilFAmerican University301.732.011.36.61.455.7%56.5%21.2%39.2%61.4%
51Charles ThompsonFTowson331.729.912.28.01.756.5%58.3%21.0%—63.1%
52Grant NelsonFNorth Dakota State301.730.617.99.32.155.4%58.7%29.9%26.9%72.0%
53Nate MensahFSan Diego State391.720.76.05.90.652.4%55.7%16.1%50.0%64.8%
54Federiko FederikoFPittsburgh351.723.46.65.30.566.7%66.9%12.8%—64.7%
55Ibrahima DialloFSan José State351.717.36.06.00.558.7%58.0%—0.0%52.2%
56Ja'von FranklinFGeorgia Tech321.627.39.78.12.259.1%60.6%17.4%0.0%65.1%
57Braxton MeahCWashington311.627.38.87.20.670.6%71.0%14.6%—69.0%
58Kaodirichi Akobundu-EhioguFMemphis301.610.62.61.70.173.8%69.9%10.8%0.0%55.2%
59EJ JarvisFYale301.522.211.35.50.657.6%60.2%24.8%40.6%72.3%
60Jalen SlawsonFFurman361.530.715.67.13.261.5%65.4%24.1%39.4%77.5%
61Daniel BatchoFTexas Tech231.524.47.95.91.361.8%62.1%16.7%60.0%59.7%
62Eduardo AndreCFresno State291.521.18.35.90.858.2%61.8%22.3%0.0%77.8%
63Oso IghodaroCMarquette361.531.011.45.93.366.0%65.0%17.3%—54.1%
64Jay PalFCampbell321.531.012.36.91.463.0%65.1%20.1%32.9%73.4%
65Makhel MitchellFArkansas301.512.93.63.20.363.5%60.8%13.8%—45.5%
66Nelly Junior JosephCIona351.531.814.99.31.155.0%57.5%23.5%0.0%62.4%
67Malevy LeonsFBradley351.530.511.16.01.254.7%58.8%18.7%35.4%77.6%
68Craig Porter Jr.GWichita State311.533.713.56.24.953.3%55.5%22.9%36.3%68.5%
69Kris BankstonFNorfolk State321.529.914.27.10.969.2%70.3%—40.0%70.9%
70Carte'Are GordonFGrambling221.527.112.77.01.456.8%57.2%24.2%33.3%56.4%
71Jordan O'NealFAlabama State271.427.48.17.10.650.6%54.7%15.8%0.0%65.9%
72Chad VenningFSt. Bonaventure321.428.012.75.60.758.1%59.3%23.8%0.0%63.9%
73Francis OkoroFSaint Louis321.422.16.88.50.756.5%57.5%17.6%—58.9%
74Ludovic DufealFGardner-Webb301.423.45.54.70.865.5%66.3%11.5%36.8%66.0%
75Kadin ShedrickFVirginia301.417.56.23.80.665.2%69.6%16.8%20.0%79.4%
76Joel SorianoCSt. John's331.430.415.211.91.356.3%60.4%——73.0%
77Corbin GreenFAir Force241.419.36.52.81.554.8%56.6%21.7%29.2%62.0%
78Obinna Anochili-KillenFMarshall321.425.48.74.81.050.5%53.1%16.9%14.0%63.3%
79David MuokaCUNLV321.418.34.64.70.454.2%52.6%13.1%—40.9%
80Collin NnameneFMorgan State301.412.62.23.00.544.0%46.9%13.3%0.0%51.2%
81Kahliel SpearFRobert Morris331.433.015.58.31.952.7%55.2%24.7%28.8%64.8%
82Viktor LakhinCCincinnati331.423.611.67.10.562.1%61.6%22.5%50.0%56.0%
83Justice AjogborCHarvard281.417.76.13.20.654.9%56.1%18.9%0.0%60.5%
84N'Faly DanteCOregon311.426.313.48.41.161.4%62.0%——61.7%
85Jalen DeLoachFVCU341.424.59.76.91.056.2%57.2%22.2%—58.0%
86Jeff NganduFKansas City321.425.85.45.90.554.0%54.8%11.9%0.0%56.8%
87Makhi MitchellFArkansas361.420.17.05.31.166.6%66.9%15.3%100.0%65.2%
88Even BraunsFBelmont311.421.27.05.31.258.3%60.6%16.4%0.0%68.9%
89Josiah HarrisFSt. Francis Brooklyn291.325.19.28.81.045.2%48.9%24.0%27.8%71.4%
90Dylan CardwellCAuburn321.313.43.73.81.174.7%69.6%12.3%0.0%31.8%
91Christian AnigweFUC Davis301.324.711.95.60.852.2%54.4%25.4%37.5%60.5%
92Izaiyah NelsonFArkansas State331.317.54.65.00.252.5%52.4%16.5%0.0%49.1%
93Yor AneiFDePaul211.316.75.03.40.845.8%48.2%18.1%0.0%64.0%
94J'Wan RobertsFHouston371.326.410.07.71.261.2%62.7%—0.0%68.6%
95Abou OusmaneFNorth Texas341.324.311.16.01.148.7%52.3%29.0%0.0%70.4%
96Seth PinkneyCFlorida International311.315.33.72.50.272.3%71.3%10.0%—63.6%
97Pano PavlidisFHartford281.324.68.05.81.259.3%59.4%17.6%24.2%57.4%
98Nelson Boachie-YiadomFHofstra351.321.43.54.31.764.6%63.8%——56.3%
99Andre ScreenCBucknell291.323.111.25.61.462.2%61.8%—0.0%56.8%
100Warren WilliamsFHofstra301.319.38.04.70.562.8%63.9%——64.3%

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.