From: rbutera@owlnet.rice.edu (Robert John Butera)
Subject: Re: NCAA All-time leaders
Organization: Rice University
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 05:01:30 GMT

In article <BuDJoJ.MGG@news.cso.uiuc.edu> jdt29225@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Jazzy J ) writes:
>
>	I'm interested in obtainning the following info.  Here goes:
>
>	-- The top 10 scorers in NCAA History

All Time NCAA Division I scoring leaders (through 1990-1991, includes
regular season and tournament games.  Note last years' season not in
this list ...)

TOTAL
                   school             years       # games     points

Pete Maravich      LSU               1968-70        83         3667
Freeman Williams   Portland St.      1975-78       106         3249
Lionel Simmons     LaSalle           1987-90       131         3217
Harry Kelly        Texas Southern    1980-83       110         3066
Hersey Hawkins     Bradley           1985-88       125         3008
Oscar Robertson    Cincinnati        1968-70        88         2973
Danny Manning      Kansas            1985-88       147         2951
Alfredick Hughes   Loyola-Il         1982-85       120         2914
Elvin Hayes        Houston           1966-68        93         2884
Larry Bird         Indiana State     1977-79        94         2850


AVERAGE

                   school             years      total pts.   avg. pts.

Pete Maravich      LSU               1968-70        3667        44.2
Austin Carr        Notre-Dame        1969-71        2560        34.6
Oscar Robertson    Cincinnati        1958-60        2973        33.8
Calvin Murphy      Niagra            1968-70        2548        33.1
Dwight Lamar       SW Louisiana      1972-73        1862        32.7
Frank Selvy        Furman            1952-54        2538        32.5
Rick Mount         Purdue            1968-70        2323        32.3
Darrell Floyd      Furman            1954-56        2281        32.1
Nick Werkman       Seton Hall        1962-64        2273        32.0
Willie Humes       Idaho State       1970-71        1510        31.5


>	-- The top 10 rebounders in nCAA history

I've got the top 5 for pre- and post-1973.  (some b-ball history buff
(Dr. Burch?) care to exlain the significance of 1973 for those of us
that were still riding bikes with training wheels at the time?)

pre-1973

Tom Gola           LaSalle           1952-55       118         2201
Joe Holup          G. Washington     1953-56       104         2030
Charlie Stack      Marshall          1953-56        88         1916
Ed Conlin          Fordham           1951-55       102         1884
Dickie Hemric      Wake Forest       1952-55       104         1802

post-1973

Derrick Coleman    Syracuse          1987-90       143         1537
Ralph Sampson      Viriginia         1980-83       132         1511
Pete Padgett       NV-Reno           1973-76       104         1464
Lionel Simmons     LaSalle           1987-90       131         1429
Anthony Bonner     St. Louis         1987-90       133         1424

>	
>	-- The top 10 assist men in NCAA History
>

(minimum 550)

TOTAL
                                                  games        total

Chris Corciani     NC State Roolz!   1988-91       124         1038
Keith Jennings     E. Tenn. State    1988-91       127          983
Sherman Douglas    Syracuse          1986-89       138          960
Gary Payton        Oregon State      1987-90       120          938
Andre LaFleur      Northeastern      1984-87       128          894

AVERAGE
                                                  total      per game
Avery Johnson      Cameron/South-BR  1986-88       838          8.91
Mark Wade          Oklahoma/UNLV     1985-87       693          8.77
Chris Corciani     NC State Roolz!   1988-91      1038          8.37
Tourence Chisholm  Delaware          1985-88       877          7.97
Anthony Manuel     Bradley           1986-89       855          7.92


Hope this helps!  Note - I have no clue where Cameron or South-BR are!
All of the above are for NCAA Division I.   ALL THE ABOVE DO NOT
INCLUDE LAST SEASON AND ARE THEREFORE SUBJECT TO ERROR.


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