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

[17][18]

1948–49

Tony Lavelli

F

Sr

Yale

30

228

—

215

671

22.4

[3][19]

1949–50

Paul Arizin*

F

Sr

Villanova

29

260

—

215

735

25.3

[20][21]

1950–51

Bill Mlkvy

F

Sr

Temple

25

303

—

125

731

29.2

[22][23]

1951–52

Clyde Lovellette*

C

Sr

Kansas

28

352

—

182

795

28.4

[24][25]

1952–53

Frank Selvy

G

Jr

Furman

25

272

—

194

738

29.5

[8][9]

1953–54

Frank Selvy (2)

G

Sr

Furman

29

427

—

355

1,209

41.7

[8][9]

1954–55

Darrell Floyd

G

Jr

Furman

25

344

—

209

897

35.9

[10][11]

1955–56

Darrell Floyd (2)

G

Sr

Furman

28

339

—

268

946

33.8

[10][11]

1956–57

Grady Wallace

F

Sr

South Carolina

29

336

—

234

906

31.2

[3][26]

1957–58

Oscar Robertson*

G

So

Cincinnati

28

352

—

280

984

35.1

[27][28]

1958–59

Oscar Robertson* (2)

G

Jr

Cincinnati

30

331

—

316

978

32.6

[27][28]

1959–60

Oscar Robertson* (3)

G

Sr

Cincinnati

30

369

—

273

1,011

33.7

[27][28]

1960–61

Frank Burgess

G

Sr

Gonzaga

26

304

—

234

842

32.4

[29][30]

1961–62

Billy McGill

C/F

Sr

Utah

26

394

—

221

1,009

38.8

[31][32]

1962–63

Nick Werkman

F

Jr

Seton Hall

22

221

—

208

650

29.5

[33][34]

1963–64

Howie Komives

G

Sr

Bowling Green

23

292

—

260

844

36.7

[35][36]

1964–65

Rick Barry*

F

Sr

Miami (FL)

26

340

—

293

973

37.4

[37][38]

1965–66

Dave Schellhase

G

Sr

Purdue

24

284

—

213

781

32.5

[39][40]

1966–67

Jimmy Walker

G

Sr

Providence

28

323

—

205

851

30.4

[41][42]

1967–68

Pete Maravich*

G

So

LSU

26

432

—

274

1,138

43.8

[4][5]

1968–69

Pete Maravich* (2)

G

Jr

LSU

26

433

—

282

1,148

44.2

[4][5]

1969–70

Pete Maravich* (3)

G

Sr

LSU

31

522

—

337

1,381

44.5

[4][5]

1970–71

Johnny Neumann

F/G

So

Ole Miss

23

366

—

191

923

40.1

[43][44]

1971–72

Bo Lamar

G

Jr

Southwest Louisiana

29

429

—

196

1,054

36.3

[45][46]

1972–73

Bird Averitt

G

Sr

Pepperdine

25

352

—

144

848

33.9

[47][48]

1973–74

Larry Fogle

G

So

Canisius

25

326

—

183

835

33.4

[49][50]

1974–75

Bob McCurdy

G

Sr

Richmond

26

321

—

213

855

32.9

[51][52]

1975–76

Marshall Rogers

G

Sr

Texas–Pan American

25

361

—

197

919

36.8

[53][54]

1976–77

Freeman Williams

F/G

Jr

Portland State

26

417

—

176

1,010

38.8

[55][56]

1977–78

Freeman Williams (2)

F/G

Sr

Portland State

27

410

—

149

969

35.9

[55][56]

1978–79

Lawrence Butler

G

Sr

Idaho State

27

310

—

192

812

30.1

[57][58]

1979–80

Tony Murphy

G

Sr

Southern

29

377

—

178

932

32.1

[3][59]

1980–81

Zam Fredrick

G

Sr

South Carolina

27

300

—

181

781

28.9

[60][61]

1981–82

Harry Kelly

F

Jr

Texas Southern

29

336

—

190

862

29.7

[59][62]

1982–83

Harry Kelly (2)

F

Sr

Texas Southern

29

333

—

169

835

28.8

[59][62]

1983–84

Joe Jakubick

G

Sr

Akron

27

304

—

206

814

30.1

[3][59]

1984–85

Xavier McDaniel

F/C

Sr

Wichita State

31

351

—

142

844

27.2

[63][64]

1985–86

Terrance Bailey

G

Jr

Wagner

29

321

—

212

854

29.4

[65][66]

1986–87

Kevin Houston

G

Sr

Army

29

311

—

268

953

32.9

[67][68]

1987–88

Hersey Hawkins

G

Sr

Bradley

31

377

87

284

1,125

36.3

[69][70]

1988–89

Hank Gathers

F/C

Jr

Loyola Marymount

31

419

0

177

1,015

32.7

[12][71]

1989–90

Bo Kimble

G

Sr

Loyola Marymount

32

404

92

231

1,131

35.3

[13][71]

1990–91

Kevin Bradshaw

G

Sr

U.S. International

28

358

60

278

1,054

37.6

[72][73]

1991–92

Brett Roberts

F

Sr

Morehead State

29

278

66

193

815

28.1

[74][75]

1992–93

Greg Guy

G

Jr

Texas–Pan American

19

189

67

111

556

29.3

[59][76]

1993–94

Glenn Robinson

F

Jr

Purdue

34

368

79

215

1,030

30.3

[77][78]

1994–95

Kurt Thomas

C

Sr

TCU

27

288

3

202

781

28.9

[79][80]

1995–96

Kevin Granger

G

Sr

Texas Southern

24

194

30

230

648

27.0

[59][76]

1996–97

Charles Jones

G

Jr

Long Island

30

338

109

118

903

30.1

[81][82]

1997–98

Charles Jones (2)

G

Sr

Long Island

30

326

116

101

869

29.0

[81][82]

1998–99

Alvin Young

G

Sr

Niagara

29

253

65

157

728

25.1

[59][83]

1999–00

Courtney Alexander

G

Sr

Fresno State

27

252

58

107

669

24.8

[84][85]

2000–01

Ronnie McCollum

G

Sr

Centenary

27

244

85

214

787

29.1

[86][87]

2001–02

Jason Conley

G

Fr

VMI

28

285

79

171

820

29.3

[88][89]

2002–03

Ruben Douglas

G

Sr

New Mexico

28

218

94

253

783

28.0

[90][91]

2003–04

Keydren Clark

G

So

Saint Peter's

29

233

112

197

775

26.7

[92][93]

2004–05

Keydren Clark (2)

G

Jr

Saint Peter's

28

230

109

152

721

25.8

[92][93]

2005–06

Adam Morrison

F

Jr

Gonzaga

33

306

74

240

926

28.1

[29][94]

2006–07

Reggie Williams

G

Jr

VMI

33

338

76

176

928

28.1

[6][7]

2007–08

Reggie Williams (2)

G

Sr

VMI

25

269

43

114

695

27.8

[6][7]

2008–09

Stephen Curry

G

Jr

Davidson

34

312

130

220

974

28.6

[95][96]

2009–10

Aubrey Coleman

G

Sr

Houston

35

305

51

235

896

25.6

[97][98]

2010–11

Jimmer Fredette

G

Sr

BYU

37

346

124

252

1,068

28.9

[99][100]

2011–12

Reggie Hamilton

G

Sr

Oakland

36

281

118

262

942

26.2

[101][102]

2012–13

Erick Green

G

Sr

Virginia Tech

32

261

61

218

801

25.0

[103]

2013–14

Doug McDermott

F

Sr

Creighton

35

330

96

178

934

26.7

[104]

2014–15

Tyler Harvey

G

Jr

Eastern Washington

32

230

128

150

738

23.1

[105]

2015–16

James Daniel III

G

Jr

Howard

30

226

80

280

812

27.1

[106]

2016–17

Marcus Keene

G

Jr

Central Michigan

32

313

125

208

959

30.0

[107]

2017–18

Trae Young

G

Fr

Oklahoma

32

261

118

236

876

27.4

[108]

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