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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

Erik Stevenson (South Carolina) led qualified players at 98.4%; number 100 was at 85.0%.

The top 100 of 1,168 qualified players, from 5,063 on rated teams. Free-throw %: FTM ÷ FTA.

#PlayerTeamGMPGPPGRPGAPGeFG%TS%USG%3P%FT%
1Erik StevensonGSouth Carolina3127.211.64.72.846.2%50.9%23.3%33.3%98.4%
2Foster LoyerGDavidson2930.116.13.23.357.1%63.8%26.1%43.8%93.5%
3Aaron EstradaGHofstra3235.218.55.75.054.0%57.2%—33.0%93.5%
4Reyne SmithGCharleston3227.612.12.31.453.3%58.7%19.0%37.5%92.9%
5Shawn WilliamsGArkansas-Pine Bluff2834.316.62.13.451.9%56.2%24.3%37.2%92.7%
6Joe QuintanaGLoyola Marymount2933.113.13.01.855.5%60.5%19.7%43.0%92.5%
7Mason ArchambaultGSouth Dakota3133.414.53.42.354.3%62.5%20.4%39.4%92.4%
8RJ GlasperGIncarnate Word3132.915.63.22.548.0%52.2%—35.9%91.8%
9Joe Bryant Jr.GNorfolk State3132.516.75.13.250.7%57.5%26.8%34.8%91.5%
10AJ GreenGNorthern Iowa3136.418.83.72.551.9%58.3%27.2%38.8%91.5%
11Mekhi LairyGMiami (OH)3228.013.62.93.448.3%52.8%28.0%33.1%91.5%
12Joe FrenchGBethune-Cookman2833.115.82.60.656.4%59.8%24.1%44.1%91.2%
13Donald CareyGGeorgetown2833.913.54.42.953.5%58.3%19.6%38.8%91.0%
14Riley MillerGSt. Thomas-Minnesota2931.715.42.82.258.9%63.2%22.7%41.0%90.8%
15Kevion NolanGJacksonville2532.413.93.84.048.0%52.4%24.6%36.6%90.8%
16Collin GillespieGVillanova3834.215.63.83.256.5%60.8%23.2%41.5%90.5%
17DJ DavisGUC Irvine2421.58.81.61.649.4%55.3%—40.0%90.4%
18CJ FlemingGBellarmine3334.915.52.91.755.4%60.4%21.9%38.2%90.3%
19Isiaih MosleyGMissouri State3431.620.46.22.357.4%61.7%32.2%42.7%90.2%
20Isaiah StevensGColorado State3134.714.73.24.752.1%56.8%23.4%37.7%90.2%
21Denver JonesGFlorida International3126.812.53.72.347.1%55.0%25.0%34.5%89.6%
22Jalen JohnsonGMercer3230.813.34.71.354.2%58.2%22.7%39.0%89.5%
23Jahmir YoungGCharlotte3135.819.65.93.753.0%58.5%28.9%34.1%89.2%
24Xavier BledsonGIndiana State2625.39.13.23.748.3%55.9%23.6%36.5%89.2%
25Azar SwainGYale3133.019.24.11.649.3%54.6%30.5%34.8%89.1%
26Jaelen HouseGNew Mexico3132.216.93.64.547.3%54.7%29.4%31.8%88.9%
27Jordan BohannonGIowa3626.911.01.31.854.1%59.2%18.5%38.2%88.9%
28Bernie AndreFUT Martin2524.610.16.30.846.5%52.2%21.9%29.9%88.7%
29Doug EdertGSaint Peter's3323.99.52.50.956.7%63.5%17.9%41.1%88.7%
30Xander RiceGBucknell3232.513.12.43.947.9%55.8%22.7%42.4%88.4%
31Buddy BoeheimGSyracuse3238.019.23.43.149.0%53.1%26.5%34.1%88.4%
32Mark SearsGOhio3535.719.66.04.150.5%57.8%28.8%40.8%88.4%
33Tyler RobertsonGPortland3235.815.36.44.548.0%54.6%22.9%35.8%88.3%
34Antoine DavisGDetroit Mercy2937.023.93.64.453.1%56.7%35.4%37.9%88.2%
35Joseph Girard IIIGSyracuse3334.113.82.84.251.5%56.0%22.5%40.3%88.2%
36Donovan SimsGMiddle Tennessee3728.011.64.52.747.1%52.0%23.9%33.3%88.2%
37Keon EllisGAlabama3330.912.16.11.855.7%61.2%17.2%36.6%88.1%
38Brandon SlaterFVillanova3830.18.53.71.655.4%61.0%15.0%33.7%88.1%
39Jan ZidekFPepperdine2928.913.33.71.347.4%52.3%24.1%30.3%88.1%
40Darius McGheeGLiberty3333.724.64.53.657.4%60.7%38.2%39.0%88.1%
41Jordan WalkerGUAB3431.820.32.84.950.5%55.4%33.3%39.6%88.0%
42Marquis EatonGArkansas State2931.411.52.83.542.6%48.9%23.3%31.3%87.9%
43Tristen NewtonGEast Carolina3034.817.74.85.049.9%57.5%27.5%33.3%87.9%
44Tavian Dunn-MartinGFlorida Gulf Coast3333.621.43.16.050.8%56.6%33.3%36.8%87.8%
45Xavier JohnsonGUT Rio Grande Valley3020.79.61.51.143.0%50.4%26.6%28.6%87.8%
46Eli BrooksGMichigan3436.012.83.72.952.4%56.4%18.7%39.4%87.7%
47Teddy AllenGNew Mexico State3433.419.66.72.551.4%57.7%30.3%33.5%87.6%
48Mark FreemanGIllinois State3125.08.82.63.543.9%50.0%24.3%38.6%87.5%
49Chris LykesGArkansas3717.37.61.01.540.3%51.9%23.5%28.1%87.5%
50Kadar WallerGMississippi Valley State2418.55.81.51.632.6%46.0%21.7%22.6%87.5%
51Alfonso PlummerGIllinois3330.214.62.51.155.9%59.6%23.0%40.8%87.4%
52Jamari BlackmonGNorth Alabama2726.49.82.82.445.9%52.0%20.9%35.1%87.3%
53Mikey DixonGIdaho3129.416.63.21.949.4%57.5%28.4%40.0%87.2%
54Grant SherfieldGNevada2835.719.14.26.448.7%54.2%29.5%33.3%87.1%
55Josh JeffersonGMiddle Tennessee2928.014.73.21.956.2%60.7%24.6%37.0%87.1%
56Umoja GibsonGOklahoma3532.113.32.11.556.8%60.5%21.3%39.0%87.1%
57Jarod LucasGOregon State3133.713.52.31.252.6%56.9%20.2%38.6%87.1%
58Taylor FunkFSaint Joseph's2836.113.26.61.853.8%57.7%18.4%37.3%87.0%
59Nic LynchCLehigh3221.09.74.40.658.4%62.8%22.3%45.9%87.0%
60Iverson MolinarGMississippi State3434.117.53.13.648.3%55.3%27.6%25.2%86.8%
61Kendric DavisGSMU3234.619.43.84.453.1%60.3%27.9%37.2%86.8%
62Sasha StefanovicGPurdue3730.410.42.53.053.9%57.9%17.1%38.0%86.7%
63Sean McNeilGWest Virginia3233.612.22.51.450.2%54.2%—36.8%86.7%
64Cole SwiderFSyracuse3334.513.96.81.455.1%58.0%19.7%41.1%86.6%
65Daivien WilliamsonGWake Forest3330.211.82.51.256.3%60.9%18.2%39.5%86.5%
66Collin WelpFUC Irvine2527.813.86.61.744.5%50.3%—22.4%86.5%
67Felipe HaaseFMercer3334.314.85.63.058.9%63.3%21.2%40.6%86.5%
68Alex BarcelloGBYU3532.116.83.83.355.4%60.0%24.8%42.1%86.5%
69George PapasGMonmouth3435.114.95.43.050.9%56.2%22.2%35.3%86.4%
70Brad DavisonGWisconsin3334.514.14.02.149.2%55.1%—34.7%86.4%
71Linton AclieseFEastern Washington3129.716.57.21.358.4%62.0%—35.2%86.3%
72Caleb LoveGNorth Carolina3934.215.93.43.645.8%51.2%26.4%36.0%86.3%
73Brendan BarryGDartmouth2535.714.62.91.953.9%56.6%21.6%41.1%86.3%
74Drew PemberFUNC Asheville3126.915.76.61.455.2%62.1%28.2%35.6%86.3%
75Jadon JonesGLong Beach State3327.810.54.31.055.6%59.8%17.8%37.1%86.1%
76Camren WynterGDrexel2934.815.85.34.647.7%51.3%26.8%27.8%86.1%
77Christian WrightGGeorgia3221.45.32.22.038.3%49.8%16.0%26.5%86.1%
78Michael ForrestGFlorida Atlantic3430.713.23.43.051.5%55.5%23.3%35.3%86.0%
79Jacob GilyardGRichmond3738.513.33.55.451.4%55.6%18.5%36.0%86.0%
80E.J. ClarkGAlabama State2821.18.21.52.046.4%56.8%20.0%43.4%86.0%
81Shavar ReynoldsGMonmouth3130.114.13.12.746.1%52.5%26.7%35.1%85.9%
82Johnny Hughes IIIFIncarnate Word2020.711.75.80.952.0%57.8%—35.3%85.9%
83Daryl Banks IIIGSaint Peter's3426.711.32.61.446.7%52.3%24.1%36.7%85.9%
84Cam SpencerGLoyola Maryland3036.918.94.83.253.5%57.2%25.9%35.3%85.8%
85R.J. ColeGUConn3333.515.83.44.148.4%53.6%24.9%33.9%85.8%
86Clark SlajchertGPennsylvania2523.710.72.21.352.4%56.6%23.8%35.3%85.7%
87Amorie ArchibaldGLouisiana Tech3431.412.53.72.553.5%59.2%19.1%36.7%85.6%
88Bryson MozoneFSouth Carolina Upstate3233.215.85.71.353.5%57.0%24.5%38.6%85.6%
89RayQuan EvansGFlorida State2724.88.02.53.244.3%50.6%—33.3%85.5%
90Michael FlowersGWashington State3732.514.23.23.451.9%55.9%22.4%36.9%85.4%
91Colin SlaterGLong Beach State3332.214.42.82.851.1%55.5%22.9%39.5%85.4%
92Jalon PipkinsGPurdue Fort Wayne3330.613.53.22.149.9%54.3%26.0%28.7%85.4%
93Devone GrantGMiami (OH)3233.017.54.74.149.7%53.4%28.2%34.3%85.3%
94Joel MurrayGLong Beach State3332.116.73.02.847.9%54.3%28.1%37.1%85.3%
95Mahki MorrisGAbilene Christian3624.710.82.91.550.3%56.1%22.2%29.7%85.2%
96Trey CalvinGWright State3434.314.63.33.451.8%54.7%22.2%38.2%85.1%
97Sam GriffinGTulsa3130.314.61.71.946.8%50.1%28.5%33.3%85.1%
98Ray HarrisonGPresbyterian3235.717.13.93.041.8%48.0%28.9%24.3%85.1%
99Max AbmasGOral Roberts3036.822.83.43.752.8%56.8%29.5%38.9%85.0%
100Hakim HartGMaryland3231.19.93.61.960.1%64.7%14.4%33.0%85.0%

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.