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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.

2024-25 seasonthrough ratings as of 2025-04-0724 weekly snapshots

Obinna Anochili-Killen (Marshall) led qualified players at 3.2; number 100 was at 1.4.

The top 100 of 3,454 qualified players, from 5,126 on rated teams. Blocks per game: Blocks ÷ games played.

#PlayerTeamGBPGMPGPPGRPGAPGeFG%TS%USG%3P%FT%
1Obinna Anochili-KillenFMarshall323.226.314.45.70.958.0%61.3%24.4%32.8%70.1%
2Gabe DynesCYoungstown State343.121.86.85.80.469.9%66.4%—0.0%47.8%
3Justin Vander BaanCLafayette282.929.812.77.03.151.8%54.7%24.3%20.0%66.7%
4Ryan KalkbrennerCCreighton352.734.419.28.71.567.8%68.4%23.9%34.4%68.1%
5Max BrooksFUMass Lowell322.730.315.97.91.570.5%71.2%21.9%0.0%72.1%
6Jayden QuaintanceFArizona State242.629.79.47.91.554.2%53.6%18.4%18.8%47.9%
7Magoon GwathFSan Diego State262.625.08.55.20.755.7%57.1%18.9%37.8%63.0%
8Moustapha ThiamCUCF342.628.710.46.40.753.9%55.7%17.6%29.1%66.7%
9Justice AjogborCSaint Joseph's352.521.14.74.40.657.5%54.2%12.9%—39.1%
10Collin MetcalfCNortheastern322.421.84.05.00.758.7%57.9%11.9%0.0%51.2%
11Matt Van KomenCElon322.323.06.07.90.672.0%69.7%12.6%—53.5%
12Amarion DickersonGRobert Morris352.329.213.35.91.356.4%59.4%21.3%27.6%68.8%
13Yanic Konan NiederhauserFPenn State292.325.112.96.30.861.3%63.1%23.5%9.1%66.4%
14Miles RubinCLoyola Chicago372.323.99.65.51.371.4%68.3%18.7%—48.8%
15Bryan EtumnuFMerrimack322.330.78.46.10.657.4%59.9%14.3%31.4%71.9%
16Evan OttenFIdaho State302.222.55.45.40.356.8%58.1%12.5%50.0%61.2%
17Jerald ColonelFNorthwestern State312.220.14.75.51.058.0%56.5%12.5%—44.4%
18Nate BittleCOregon352.127.714.27.61.956.1%59.8%25.0%33.6%81.1%
19Luke BamgboyeFVCU352.116.83.83.30.559.8%58.5%12.0%0.0%48.6%
20Brock FelderFSouthern Utah312.123.25.86.21.059.4%60.6%12.7%0.0%65.1%
21Johni BroomeFAuburn362.130.318.610.82.953.4%54.7%30.5%27.8%58.7%
22Paul OtienoFQuinnipiac322.131.113.08.61.160.7%64.5%17.8%37.5%81.1%
23Thomas SorberFGeorgetown242.031.314.58.52.454.4%58.0%—16.2%72.4%
24Cooper SchwiegerFValparaiso342.032.715.87.81.152.5%57.8%24.0%29.9%85.0%
25Ileri Ayo-FaleyeFVermont332.030.111.25.21.351.3%55.4%21.1%33.6%71.3%
26Daniel BatchoFLouisiana Tech322.027.616.76.40.569.0%72.0%26.1%25.0%76.1%
27Quincy BallardCWichita State331.927.610.09.20.375.1%72.7%13.4%—55.7%
28Joseph TuglerFHouston401.921.65.55.90.953.2%53.7%14.9%27.3%53.8%
29Connor TurnbullFEvansville321.921.99.24.31.556.3%58.4%22.4%25.0%70.5%
30Vianney SalatchoumCFlorida International301.923.510.35.10.652.0%54.0%24.2%44.4%66.7%
31Zvonimir IvisicCArkansas351.919.18.54.30.857.9%59.9%22.5%37.6%72.4%
32Cole HargroveFDrexel331.832.59.97.51.759.9%61.4%15.3%20.7%67.6%
33Arnas SakenisCSIU Edwardsville261.816.64.53.80.754.7%54.2%14.7%—50.0%
34Chad MoodieFAlabama A&M301.828.210.86.01.552.5%50.7%22.1%0.0%41.0%
35Niko RocakFUC Davis321.824.95.46.81.356.4%60.7%11.9%34.4%71.0%
36N'famara DaboFBrown251.817.53.74.40.657.1%55.1%12.1%—46.7%
37Caelum Swanton-RodgerFOld Dominion341.820.65.54.91.156.9%56.5%15.5%0.0%51.1%
38Earl TimberlakeGBryant331.835.815.58.14.751.1%54.8%21.4%36.0%71.3%
39Yaxel LendeborgFUAB371.833.617.711.44.254.9%59.2%24.0%35.7%75.7%
40Carter WellingFUtah Valley321.824.613.16.31.452.9%56.0%28.0%35.3%64.6%
41Tre-Vaughn MinottCPortland State311.722.57.67.60.466.9%66.0%14.7%—59.2%
42Baba MillerFFlorida Atlantic341.730.011.37.02.755.3%57.0%19.6%34.2%64.3%
43Drayton JonesCSouth Carolina State331.723.613.05.51.456.4%61.5%26.7%—69.2%
44Felix OkparaFTennessee381.725.87.16.40.359.2%61.5%14.2%100.0%71.9%
45Mason NicholsonFJacksonville State361.725.97.57.40.464.4%62.9%13.1%—53.2%
46Kadin ShedrickFTexas351.726.58.86.10.657.7%61.4%15.7%35.0%68.1%
47Adam HamiltonCLamar321.724.19.47.01.247.7%49.2%22.4%0.0%55.8%
48Andrew HolifieldFLamar331.627.810.45.61.355.5%58.0%18.8%37.8%73.9%
49Cooper BowserFFurman351.625.68.34.71.764.6%63.9%15.7%0.0%58.1%
50Oswin ErhunmwunseFProvidence321.620.06.85.60.272.3%68.3%15.6%—47.5%
51Abdul MomohFCentral Connecticut311.625.78.66.11.059.2%60.0%18.1%0.0%60.2%
52Landon LewisFBrown231.629.013.76.81.357.3%57.8%25.1%0.0%57.7%
53Jesus Carralero MartinFBethune-Cookman331.629.05.65.12.842.2%47.6%—25.7%75.0%
54Keeyan ItejereFNorthern Kentucky331.626.97.35.50.759.2%59.5%14.1%—58.1%
55Aday MaraCUCLA331.613.06.44.01.059.0%59.4%——57.7%
56Samson AletanCYale301.620.77.53.80.859.1%60.5%16.7%0.0%63.2%
57Zack AustinFPittsburgh321.632.19.24.70.755.3%60.0%13.6%38.1%90.2%
58Toyaz SolomonFUNC Asheville321.631.115.77.21.761.4%61.9%—27.3%61.9%
59Chris MpakaFTarleton State321.619.98.55.30.450.2%52.7%27.0%50.0%58.6%
60Thomas Batties IIIFHarvard271.632.711.05.01.751.0%53.9%19.3%38.2%73.4%
61Boubacar CoulibalyFPepperdine341.626.59.76.91.162.3%63.5%17.2%0.0%65.3%
62Flory BidungaFKansas341.616.35.95.40.369.8%67.9%15.8%—53.3%
63Chad VenningFBoston College291.626.312.44.10.754.8%56.5%25.4%0.0%62.7%
64Jamille ReynoldsFSouth Florida291.626.212.57.70.753.7%56.8%25.1%14.8%68.8%
65Jaylen PetersonFPresbyterian331.621.36.15.60.855.9%56.7%——56.9%
66Tarris Reed Jr.CUConn351.619.99.67.31.067.0%67.1%22.5%—64.4%
67Moussa CisseCMemphis351.618.25.76.50.554.8%53.7%——48.8%
68Daimion CollinsFLSU301.620.48.04.30.560.2%60.8%18.4%20.6%61.3%
69Peter CareyCSiena231.616.35.63.01.061.9%65.3%16.7%—80.6%
70Alex KarabanFUConn331.535.814.35.32.853.0%56.9%20.8%34.7%82.8%
71Somto CyrilCGeorgia331.514.14.63.80.562.6%59.3%17.7%0.0%48.8%
72Rasheer FlemingFSaint Joseph's351.531.214.78.51.361.9%63.8%21.3%39.0%74.3%
73Lance WareFUT Arlington261.532.413.49.61.358.4%58.7%22.2%0.0%56.6%
74Tyon Grant-FosterGGrand Canyon261.527.514.85.92.143.8%50.3%30.6%23.2%68.6%
75Myles WilmothFSiena281.516.42.93.50.637.0%43.4%13.8%29.2%71.9%
76Denijay HarrisFSouthern Miss321.534.516.710.61.351.3%56.4%24.7%28.6%72.0%
77Ethan ButlerFNorthern Illinois191.524.78.94.10.754.9%56.4%19.4%20.0%65.7%
78AJ ClaytonFOhio291.528.414.05.31.059.2%61.7%22.3%37.5%78.7%
79Samuel AriyibiFUtah Tech291.523.28.35.61.751.7%55.4%20.7%35.3%66.7%
80Javonte BrownCRhode Island311.520.68.15.80.565.8%64.9%——58.9%
81Shah MuhammadFMassachusetts311.512.53.52.20.063.6%65.4%11.9%—68.4%
82Jeremiah CherryFUNLV331.523.89.95.30.762.7%62.4%20.8%—58.1%
83Abdou TsimbilaFFordham331.519.55.75.60.454.3%56.5%16.4%—73.5%
84Julian ReeseFMaryland361.528.513.39.01.355.5%59.9%22.0%0.0%73.4%
85Tuongthach GatkekFLittle Rock301.529.39.16.32.356.8%57.5%16.8%—58.0%
86Jamal West Jr.FNicholls321.526.312.36.51.250.8%56.8%22.4%13.3%71.3%
87Jonnivius SmithFUTSA301.524.17.27.60.852.8%55.6%16.6%57.9%65.3%
88Ayodele TaiwoFHoward281.510.72.32.40.553.7%52.4%15.2%0.0%41.2%
89Taylor Bol BowenFFlorida State291.524.98.05.20.856.1%59.3%16.4%41.4%78.0%
90Viktor LakhinCClemson341.523.611.46.41.554.7%57.1%—37.5%69.6%
91Samson JohnsonCUConn341.519.37.53.51.076.6%77.1%16.4%—76.0%
92Connor WithersFBryant351.534.411.15.53.349.8%53.6%16.7%32.9%83.1%
93Nelly Junior JosephCNew Mexico351.531.114.211.01.256.4%58.8%—0.0%65.2%
94Cesare EdwardsCGeorgia State331.531.716.27.11.354.5%57.1%25.3%43.5%74.8%
95JT ToppinFTexas Tech331.527.318.29.41.257.4%59.2%31.9%32.7%67.6%
96PJ EasonFGrambling331.523.45.95.90.849.4%52.5%15.9%—63.8%
97Austin RappFPortland311.533.013.86.52.551.9%55.8%23.5%35.2%81.5%
98Daniel RiveraFMassachusetts291.428.611.97.41.845.2%47.7%22.8%22.7%55.1%
99Kalifa SakhoFSam Houston321.425.17.96.30.566.0%63.1%14.8%—48.2%
100Jamai FeltFBowling Green321.420.55.76.30.365.1%64.0%13.6%25.0%57.4%

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.