List of NCAA Division I men's basketball season scoring leaders
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List of NCAA Division I men's basketball season scoring leaders

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Season	Player	Pos.	Cl.	Team	Games played	Field goals made	3-point field goals made	Free throws made	Total points	PPG	Ref.

1947–48	Murray Wier	G	Sr	Iowa	19	152	—	95	399	21.0

1948–49	Tony Lavelli	F	Sr	Yale	30	228	—	215	671	22.4

1949–50	Paul Arizin*	F	Sr	Villanova	29	260	—	215	735	25.3

1950–51	Bill Mlkvy	F	Sr	Temple	25	303	—	125	731	29.2

1951–52	Clyde Lovellette*	C	Sr	Kansas	28	352	—	182	795	28.4

1952–53	Frank Selvy	G	Jr	Furman	25	272	—	194	738	29.5

1953–54	Frank Selvy (2)	G	Sr	Furman	29	427	—	355	1,209	41.7

1954–55	Darrell Floyd	G	Jr	Furman	25	344	—	209	897	35.9

1955–56	Darrell Floyd (2)	G	Sr	Furman	28	339	—	268	946	33.8

1956–57	Grady Wallace	F	Sr	South Carolina	29	336	—	234	906	31.2

1957–58	Oscar Robertson*	G	So	Cincinnati	28	352	—	280	984	35.1

1958–59	Oscar Robertson* (2)	G	Jr	Cincinnati	30	331	—	316	978	32.6

1959–60	Oscar Robertson* (3)	G	Sr	Cincinnati	30	369	—	273	1,011	33.7

1960–61	Frank Burgess	G	Sr	Gonzaga	26	304	—	234	842	32.4

1961–62	Billy McGill	C/F	Sr	Utah	26	394	—	221	1,009	38.8

1962–63	Nick Werkman	F	Jr	Seton Hall	22	221	—	208	650	29.5

1963–64	Howie Komives	G	Sr	Bowling Green	23	292	—	260	844	36.7

1964–65	Rick Barry*	F	Sr	Miami (FL)	26	340	—	293	973	37.4

1965–66	Dave Schellhase	G	Sr	Purdue	24	284	—	213	781	32.5

1966–67	Jimmy Walker	G	Sr	Providence	28	323	—	205	851	30.4

1967–68	Pete Maravich*	G	So	LSU	26	432	—	274	1,138	43.8

1968–69	Pete Maravich* (2)	G	Jr	LSU	26	433	—	282	1,148	44.2

1969–70	Pete Maravich* (3)	G	Sr	LSU	31	522	—	337	1,381	44.5

1970–71	Johnny Neumann	F/G	So	Ole Miss	23	366	—	191	923	40.1

1971–72	Bo Lamar	G	Jr	Southwest Louisiana	29	429	—	196	1,054	36.3

1972–73	Bird Averitt	G	Sr	Pepperdine	25	352	—	144	848	33.9

1973–74	Larry Fogle	G	So	Canisius	25	326	—	183	835	33.4

1974–75	Bob McCurdy	G	Sr	Richmond	26	321	—	213	855	32.9

1975–76	Marshall Rogers	G	Sr	Texas–Pan American	25	361	—	197	919	36.8

1976–77	Freeman Williams	F/G	Jr	Portland State	26	417	—	176	1,010	38.8

1977–78	Freeman Williams (2)	F/G	Sr	Portland State	27	410	—	149	969	35.9

1978–79	Lawrence Butler	G	Sr	Idaho State	27	310	—	192	812	30.1

1979–80	Tony Murphy	G	Sr	Southern	29	377	—	178	932	32.1

1980–81	Zam Fredrick	G	Sr	South Carolina	27	300	—	181	781	28.9

1981–82	Harry Kelly	F	Jr	Texas Southern	29	336	—	190	862	29.7

1982–83	Harry Kelly (2)	F	Sr	Texas Southern	29	333	—	169	835	28.8

1983–84	Joe Jakubick	G	Sr	Akron	27	304	—	206	814	30.1

1984–85	Xavier McDaniel	F/C	Sr	Wichita State	31	351	—	142	844	27.2

1985–86	Terrance Bailey	G	Jr	Wagner	29	321	—	212	854	29.4

1986–87	Kevin Houston	G	Sr	Army	29	311	—	268	953	32.9

1987–88	Hersey Hawkins	G	Sr	Bradley	31	377	87	284	1,125	36.3

1988–89	Hank Gathers	F/C	Jr	Loyola Marymount	31	419	0	177	1,015	32.7

1989–90	Bo Kimble	G	Sr	Loyola Marymount	32	404	92	231	1,131	35.3

1990–91	Kevin Bradshaw	G	Sr	U.S. International	28	358	60	278	1,054	37.6

1991–92	Brett Roberts	F	Sr	Morehead State	29	278	66	193	815	28.1

1992–93	Greg Guy	G	Jr	Texas–Pan American	19	189	67	111	556	29.3

1993–94	Glenn Robinson	F	Jr	Purdue	34	368	79	215	1,030	30.3

1994–95	Kurt Thomas	C	Sr	TCU	27	288	3	202	781	28.9

1995–96	Kevin Granger	G	Sr	Texas Southern	24	194	30	230	648	27.0

1996–97	Charles Jones	G	Jr	Long Island	30	338	109	118	903	30.1

1997–98	Charles Jones (2)	G	Sr	Long Island	30	326	116	101	869	29.0

1998–99	Alvin Young	G	Sr	Niagara	29	253	65	157	728	25.1

1999–00	Courtney Alexander	G	Sr	Fresno State	27	252	58	107	669	24.8

2000–01	Ronnie McCollum	G	Sr	Centenary	27	244	85	214	787	29.1

2001–02	Jason Conley	G	Fr	VMI	28	285	79	171	820	29.3

2002–03	Ruben Douglas	G	Sr	New Mexico	28	218	94	253	783	28.0

2003–04	Keydren Clark	G	So	Saint Peter's	29	233	112	197	775	26.7

2004–05	Keydren Clark (2)	G	Jr	Saint Peter's	28	230	109	152	721	25.8

2005–06	Adam Morrison	F	Jr	Gonzaga	33	306	74	240	926	28.1

2006–07	Reggie Williams	G	Jr	VMI	33	338	76	176	928	28.1

2007–08	Reggie Williams (2)	G	Sr	VMI	25	269	43	114	695	27.8

2008–09	Stephen Curry	G	Jr	Davidson	34	312	130	220	974	28.6

2009–10	Aubrey Coleman	G	Sr	Houston	35	305	51	235	896	25.6

2010–11	Jimmer Fredette	G	Sr	BYU	37	346	124	252	1,068	28.9

2011–12	Reggie Hamilton	G	Sr	Oakland	36	281	118	262	942	26.2

2012–13	Erick Green	G	Sr	Virginia Tech	32	261	61	218	801	25.0

2013–14	Doug McDermott	F	Sr	Creighton	35	330	96	178	934	26.7

2014–15	Tyler Harvey	G	Jr	Eastern Washington	32	230	128	150	738	23.1

2015–16	James Daniel III	G	Jr	Howard	30	226	80	280	812	27.1

2016–17	Marcus Keene	G	Jr	Central Michigan	32	313	125	208	959	30.0

2017–18	Trae Young	G	Fr	Oklahoma	32	261	118	236	876	27.4

2018–19	Chris Clemons	G	Sr	Campbell	33	304	139	246	993	30.1

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A center/forward from the University of Utah, McGill was the NCAA scoring leader in the 1961–1962 season with 1,009 points in 26 games (38.8 points per game).

final_sentence: A center/forward from the University of Utah, McGill was the NCAA scoring leader in the 1961–1962 season with 1,009 points in 26 games (38.8 points per game).