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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

Darius McGhee (Liberty) led qualified players at 38.2%; number 100 was at 28.5%.

The top 100 of 1,865 qualified players, from 5,063 on rated teams. Usage: Share of the team's shot-ending plays (FGA + 0.475 × FTA + TOV) used while on the floor.

#PlayerTeamGMPGPPGRPGAPGeFG%TS%USG%3P%FT%
1Darius McGheeGLiberty3333.724.64.53.657.4%60.7%38.2%39.0%88.1%
2Toni RocakFUC San Diego2726.915.26.52.048.0%52.3%36.3%25.0%67.1%
3Jao ItukaGMarist2822.015.33.11.655.4%60.2%36.1%41.0%76.8%
4Peter KissGBryant2735.725.25.83.250.2%54.5%35.9%29.6%78.4%
5Bryce HamiltonGUNLV3232.321.85.02.250.0%53.8%35.9%34.6%76.8%
6Jordan DingleGPennsylvania2631.820.93.62.452.0%55.2%35.6%33.5%81.0%
7Antoine DavisGDetroit Mercy2937.023.93.64.453.1%56.7%35.4%37.9%88.2%
8Jomaru BrownGEastern Kentucky2919.112.21.91.643.4%48.9%35.1%31.4%79.0%
9Scotty Pippen Jr.GVanderbilt3633.120.43.64.547.6%54.1%34.6%32.5%74.9%
10Zach EdeyCPurdue3719.014.47.71.264.8%65.5%34.5%—64.9%
11LJ ThorpeFUNC Asheville3224.214.13.83.751.5%55.8%34.3%40.0%73.9%
12Orlando RobinsonFFresno State3633.219.48.42.951.9%55.9%34.0%35.2%71.6%
13Tavian Dunn-MartinGFlorida Gulf Coast3333.621.43.16.050.8%56.6%33.3%36.8%87.8%
14Jose PerezGManhattan3033.218.93.24.543.2%51.2%33.3%25.9%80.2%
15Jordan WalkerGUAB3431.820.32.84.950.5%55.4%33.3%39.6%88.0%
16Kenneth Lofton Jr.FLouisiana Tech3327.016.510.52.854.4%57.4%32.8%20.0%67.2%
17David AzoreGUT Arlington2634.619.84.51.844.9%52.8%32.7%30.9%84.3%
18Trevion WilliamsFPurdue3720.112.07.43.055.4%56.5%32.6%35.7%59.7%
19DJ BurnsFWinthrop3220.915.04.51.162.6%63.1%32.5%0.0%64.6%
20Anthony RobertsGStony Brook2929.616.34.22.646.7%51.3%32.4%31.5%82.3%
21Jalen ConeGNorthern Arizona3234.718.83.03.647.8%52.3%32.3%35.2%82.7%
22Kofi CockburnCIllinois2830.720.910.60.859.3%61.3%32.3%—65.5%
23Isiaih MosleyGMissouri State3431.620.46.22.357.4%61.7%32.2%42.7%90.2%
24Ques GloverGSamford2931.119.22.84.450.3%55.0%32.1%30.8%78.9%
25Bryce FowlerGSacramento State2933.519.05.34.052.1%54.9%32.0%32.2%69.2%
26Douglas WilsonFSouth Dakota State3425.016.45.51.657.1%60.3%31.7%33.3%68.4%
27Charles Manning Jr.GSouth Alabama3130.815.43.83.645.9%50.8%31.6%24.5%76.8%
28Savion FlaggGSam Houston3233.418.68.22.250.8%51.2%31.5%35.1%51.5%
29Javon Freeman-LibertyGDePaul2434.921.77.33.249.0%53.6%31.4%36.8%73.9%
30Lance JonesGSouthern Illinois2930.214.73.71.953.1%53.9%31.4%33.9%56.8%
31Derek St. HilaireGNew Orleans3133.420.13.92.647.7%53.2%31.2%32.4%82.6%
32Shamar GivanceGEvansville3031.813.74.13.945.6%49.3%31.2%30.8%66.7%
33JD NotaeGArkansas3633.118.34.63.745.8%49.8%31.2%29.7%77.4%
34PJ HallCClemson3027.615.55.81.652.6%56.2%31.2%30.8%78.1%
35Noah FarrakhanGEastern Michigan2631.416.63.82.348.3%51.7%31.0%40.8%75.8%
36Chris ManonGCornell2618.09.93.71.851.2%53.6%31.0%31.1%64.8%
37Wade Taylor IVGTexas A&M4017.58.21.82.241.2%46.3%30.8%27.8%77.7%
38Matt BradleyGSan Diego State3231.516.95.42.750.5%54.9%30.7%40.1%77.9%
39Gerrale GatesFHoly Cross2831.816.28.62.142.9%47.7%30.7%28.6%75.2%
40Jordan Ivy-CurryGUTSA2127.713.92.32.342.4%46.0%30.7%33.8%80.4%
41Ahsan AsadullahCLipscomb2528.615.29.04.652.1%53.8%30.7%32.1%63.5%
42Blake WesleyGNotre Dame3529.314.43.72.446.5%49.5%30.6%30.3%65.7%
43E.J. LiddellFOhio State3233.219.47.92.554.6%59.8%30.6%37.4%76.5%
44Alonzo Verge Jr.GNebraska3128.414.54.55.548.0%52.6%30.6%31.5%77.0%
45Dylan PennGBellarmine3334.416.64.25.051.2%53.4%30.5%24.2%72.2%
46Azar SwainGYale3133.019.24.11.649.3%54.6%30.5%34.8%89.1%
47Daniel OrtizGNorth Alabama3025.814.43.11.347.0%49.9%30.4%34.3%78.7%
48C.J. RobertsGLamar2728.713.52.42.444.2%48.4%30.4%30.4%72.0%
49Airion SimmonsFAbilene Christian3420.911.95.51.954.3%56.0%30.4%34.2%62.6%
50Teddy AllenGNew Mexico State3433.419.66.72.551.4%57.7%30.3%33.5%87.6%
51Donovan WilliamsFUNLV2722.112.73.31.155.6%57.6%30.2%43.6%63.8%
52Marcus GarrettGBethune-Cookman3028.413.64.42.846.9%49.7%30.1%30.2%60.0%
53Malek GreenFCanisius2918.010.94.40.753.5%55.9%30.0%32.7%68.4%
54Anders NelsonGSt. Thomas-Minnesota2928.414.63.42.847.8%51.5%29.9%28.4%79.5%
55Keegan MurrayFIowa3531.923.58.71.561.4%63.8%29.9%39.8%74.7%
56Fardaws AimaqFUtah Valley3234.418.913.61.751.2%55.4%29.9%43.5%72.3%
57John-Michael WrightGHigh Point3234.918.44.43.447.8%52.8%29.8%36.3%77.8%
58KJ SimonGUT Martin3031.016.94.91.847.5%50.0%29.8%29.2%70.7%
59Dhieu DeingGUTSA2527.213.65.31.543.1%46.1%29.7%29.9%75.4%
60Drew TimmeFGonzaga3228.018.46.82.859.6%61.6%29.6%28.6%67.8%
61Marcus HammondGNiagara2934.018.14.72.951.4%56.1%29.6%37.0%83.1%
62Ryan DavisFVermont3026.417.35.61.366.1%68.1%29.6%44.1%77.1%
63Jordan MinorFMerrimack3030.315.18.21.252.7%54.7%29.6%9.1%61.5%
64Miles ColemanFNJIT2933.015.65.71.747.3%51.0%29.6%32.6%75.0%
65Max AbmasGOral Roberts3036.822.83.43.752.8%56.8%29.5%38.9%85.0%
66Lamar Norman Jr.GWestern Michigan3034.719.83.11.855.2%57.5%29.5%37.3%79.8%
67Terry RobertsGBradley3128.814.54.94.150.7%53.0%29.5%34.5%70.0%
68Austin WilliamsGHartford2732.816.15.23.453.7%55.6%29.5%30.8%61.9%
69Grant SherfieldGNevada2835.719.14.26.448.7%54.2%29.5%33.3%87.1%
70Tosan EvbuomwanFPrinceton2830.016.06.75.154.4%55.2%29.4%11.8%56.4%
71Jaelen HouseGNew Mexico3132.216.93.64.547.3%54.7%29.4%31.8%88.9%
72MJ RandolphGFlorida A&M3038.618.96.23.547.9%52.2%29.4%23.9%68.7%
73Alondes WilliamsGWake Forest3534.118.56.45.254.9%57.6%29.4%28.2%69.1%
74Cameron HenryGIndiana State2830.014.35.52.952.2%55.1%29.3%33.3%71.6%
75Damian DunnGPittsburgh2730.414.94.22.044.3%52.1%29.3%30.1%83.4%
76Marques WarrickGNorthern Kentucky3231.316.82.92.349.4%53.3%29.2%35.3%81.8%
77Evan Gilyard IIGKansas City3130.016.71.53.353.4%57.8%29.1%41.3%80.9%
78Hayden BrownFThe Citadel3032.118.89.52.355.6%57.5%29.1%28.4%62.7%
79Noah CarterFNorthern Iowa3226.615.04.11.853.8%58.1%29.1%29.9%79.4%
80Jalen RuckerGArmy3132.017.13.83.149.7%52.9%29.1%36.8%76.9%
81David RoddyGColorado State3132.919.27.52.963.0%64.5%29.1%43.8%69.1%
82Jacob GermanyFUTSA3227.415.17.30.648.8%52.2%29.0%9.1%70.8%
83Dan FridayGBrown2520.98.62.22.440.7%44.4%29.0%24.5%77.8%
84Jahmir YoungGCharlotte3135.819.65.93.753.0%58.5%28.9%34.1%89.2%
85Ryan RollinsGToledo3432.718.96.03.651.5%55.9%28.9%31.1%80.2%
86Grant BasileFWright State3632.618.48.52.053.7%57.7%28.9%28.3%78.4%
87Ray HarrisonGPresbyterian3235.717.13.93.041.8%48.0%28.9%24.3%85.1%
88Jermaine CouisnardGSouth Carolina2624.812.02.53.246.9%49.9%28.9%32.3%67.9%
89Jaden IveyGPurdue3631.417.34.93.153.3%57.9%28.9%35.8%74.4%
90John Hugley IVFPittsburgh3229.614.87.91.348.2%54.6%28.8%16.7%71.0%
91Mark SearsGOhio3535.719.66.04.150.5%57.8%28.8%40.8%88.4%
92Jamal Mashburn Jr.GNew Mexico3233.918.22.72.147.9%52.4%28.8%34.2%78.7%
93Jordan ShepherdGCalifornia3232.814.62.92.342.9%48.6%28.7%29.2%79.0%
94Ezra ManjonGUC Davis2433.515.03.63.444.2%47.3%28.7%20.0%71.6%
95Ricardo WrightGMarist3029.013.64.21.748.9%51.3%28.7%37.4%70.9%
96Russell DeanGHampton2835.114.94.23.939.0%46.6%28.7%27.2%72.4%
97Noah KirkwoodGHarvard2632.817.75.73.054.1%56.8%28.6%35.3%80.5%
98Kario OquendoGGeorgia3128.815.24.30.850.4%54.5%28.6%27.2%71.2%
99Antonio ReevesGIllinois State3334.920.13.51.854.5%58.1%28.5%39.0%81.8%
100Sam GriffinGTulsa3130.314.61.71.946.8%50.1%28.5%33.3%85.1%

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.