Showing posts with label Duke basketball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Duke basketball. Show all posts

Sunday, February 1, 2026

After Hundreds of Simulations, It Comes Down to UCLA 1972 vs Indiana 1976

UCLA 1972 — the only back-to-back undefeated team in college basketball history — improved to 8–0 against the greatest Value Add Basketball Game teams of all time and will now face the last remaining undefeated team, Indiana 1976, for our all-time title.

Duke 2001 was a worthy All-Time Final Four opponent. Our recent advanced calculations of the top 50 teams of all time show that Shane Battier is one of only three players to lead two top-10 all-time teams (along with Bill Walton and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar). Battier’s two free throws with five minutes remaining created an extra possession while pulling Duke within 64–59. Battier scored again with 1:30 to play to cut the lead to 69–63, but Duke could get no closer as UCLA pulled away for a 74–65 win to advance to the all-time championship.

In the end, Bill Walton’s nine blocked shots gave UCLA a decisive edge in the paint. UCLA finished with 28 two-point baskets compared to Duke’s 21, which proved to be the difference in the game. Walton led all scorers with 20 points. In nearly every other phase, Duke played UCLA even. Duke held a slight 5–4 edge in three-pointers, made two more free throws (8–9 shooting), and used strong team rebounding to match UCLA 32–32 on the boards. UCLA had one other very slight edge in forcing 15 turnovers while Duke force 14, and both teams committed 16 fouls, and both rosters featured five future NBA players.

The 1972 UCLA team improves to 8–0 and is now one game away from winning back-to-back titles, having won our original tournament of the first 96 teams created in the Value Add Basketball Game. They are now on the verge of winning the tournament to determine the best team among all 300 teams created to date, five years later.

The 2001 Duke team falls to 5–2 against elite competition, with their only other loss coming in an upset against Paul Pierce’s 1997 Kansas team, alongside five wins over other all-time great teams.

The 1976 Indiana team, which will face UCLA in the all-time title game, features the best defense of any team in our game. Indiana is 6–1, allowing just 54 points per game against the greatest teams in history, with their only loss coming in a 70–68 stunner against Draymond Green’s Michigan State team in the original 96-team tournament.

While Kareem’s UCLA team still ranks as having the best individual cards in the game, these are the top two teams based on the results of hundreds of Value Add Basketball Games played to date, making this a true No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup — with no Cinderella story involved. 

Pos       Duke 2001             Pts   3pt2ptFTAtt     RebStlBlkFl    NBA?,Season Stats, Ht      
1-PGJay Williams1223002102nba,21.6 Pts, 3.3 reb,6'2
2-SGNate James193500311212.3 Pts, 5.2 reb,6'6
3-SGShane Battier803225162nba,19.9 Pts, 7.3 reb,6'8
4-PFMike Dunleavy401238113nba,12.6 Pts, 5.7 reb,6'9
5-CCarlos Boozer1004229002nba,13.3 Pts, 6.5 reb,6'9
PosBenchPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFlNBA?,Season Stats, Ht
1-PGChris Duhon401221001nba,7.2 Pts, 3.2 reb,6'1
2-SGMatt Christensen2010010011.6 Pts, 2.3 reb,6'10
3-SGNick Horvath2010010012.8 Pts, 2.3 reb,6'10
4-PFCasey Sanders2010010012.5 Pts, 1.8 reb,6'11
5-CAndre Sweet2010010014.1 Pts, 2.6 reb,6'6
 15 Turnovers6552189324816 
            
PosUCLA 1972Pts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFlNBA?,Season Stats, Ht
1-PGGreg Lee904121201nba,8.7 Pts, 2.0 Reb,6'4
2-SGHenry Bibby703114303nba,15.7 Pts, 3.5 Reb,6'1
3-SGLarry Farmer101312300210.7 Pts, 5.5 Reb,6'5
4-PFJamaal Wilkes812125212nba,13.5 Pts, 8.2 Reb,6'6
5-CBill Walton20092311092nba,21.1 Pts, 15.5 Reb,6'11
PosBenchPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFlNBA?,Season Stats, Ht
1-PGAndy Hill2010010012.7 Pts, 0.8 Reb,6'0
2-SGJon Chapman5110011011.6 Pts, 1.6 Reb,6'5
3-SGTommy Curtis2010010014.1 Pts, 2.1 Reb,5'11
4-PFLarry Hollyfield4020030027.3 Pts, 3.3 Reb,6'4
5-CSwen Nater712002001nba,6.7 Pts, 4.8 Reb,6'11
 14 Turnovers744286103281016




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Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Broome Sweeps Auburn to Come-From-Behind Thriller Over 1982 Idaho

The 1982 Idaho VABG basketball player cards had the most balanced and strongest shooting ranges of any team we’ve seen among our 300 great all-time teams. All five starters either scored or were fouled on at least all rolls of 1–12 on the 20-sided die, making them look scary hard to beat. They look like a team that played at a slightly slower pace but would have been one of the top offenses on www.kenpom.com if it had existed then.

They won their first 12 games, including neutral-site wins over #16 Oregon State, Oregon, and Iowa State by an average margin of over 20 points per game. They then lost back-to-back games at Montana and Notre Dame by two points each — yes, they were four points from starting 25–0 — because they followed that with 11 more wins in a row to get to 23–2, ending with a Sweet 16 win over then-#16 Iowa and a surge to #6 in the country.

By then, AC Green and Oregon State had recovered from the early-season blowout loss and were up to #4 in the country, setting up an Elite 8 rematch as a #4 vs. #6 game. Oregon State won the rematch to end Idaho’s incredible season at 23–3.

We honestly looked at the cards and thought they looked very tough to beat, even though our math showed 2025 Auburn as a slight favorite. Auburn looked like the top team in the country for most of the 2025 season before slowing down a little near the end and finally losing in the Final Four.

Idaho led most of the way, as you can see from the scoresheet, and only an incredible game by Johni Broome (28 points, 14 rebounds, four blocked shots) kept the game close, as Auburn trailed 58–53 with six minutes (11 possessions) left to play.

However, Broome went inside for two, then Chad Baker-Mazara hit a three-pointer to make it 58–58. Broome then dominated the boards and scored two more buckets, including one off an offensive rebound. He grabbed yet another offensive rebound and kicked it out to Miles Kelly, who nailed a three-pointer (the three-point range increases by one in the Value Add Basketball Game if a teammate grabs an offensive board and passes it out to you) to cap a 12–0 run and make it 65–58.

Idaho fought back to within four points twice in the closing minutes, but when they had to go for the steal or foul while trailing 66–70, they ended up fouling Baker-Mazara. He sank both free throws as a 90% shooter (free throws are good on a 1–18 on the 20-sided die), and Auburn won 74–68, holding the ball on the final possession.

That makes Auburn one of two 2025 teams in our Elite 8 of new teams added to the game. They will play the oldest team in our game, the 1939 dynasty Long Island University team, which has been dominant in the tournament so far. The bracket and box score are below, and the final spot to be filled will face the other 2025 team in the tournament — Duke — with their opponent coming from either Jim Valvano’s amazing national champion NC State team or the exciting Dunk City Florida Gulf Coast squad from 2013.




Pos1982 IdahoPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFl Actual Season Stats,Ht
1-PGKenny Owens804003202 15.6 Pts, 2.1 Reb, 4.2 Ast,6'0
2-SGBrian Kellerman1826003301 12.5 Pts, 3.0 Reb, 4.4 Ast,6'5
3-SGPhil Hopson803244101 12.9 Pts, 6.6 Reb, 1.3 Ast,6'6
4-PFGordie Herbert1407006101 12.6 Pts, 6.5 Reb, 3.6 Ast,6'6
5-CKelvin Smith1005008023 10.3 Pts, 6.6 Reb, 1.0 Ast,6'6
PosBenchPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFl Actual Season Stats,Ht
1-PGFreeman Watkins201001001 3.2 Pts, 1.2 Reb, 0.3 Ast,6'3
2-SGMatt Haskins201001001 1.0 Pts, 0.3 Reb, 0.4 Ast,6'4
3-SGBen Ross201001001 1.5 Pts, 0.5 Reb, 0.2 Ast,6'4
4-PFAntwine Murchison201001001 1.1 Pts, 0.6 Reb, 0.4 Ast,6'7
5-CPete Prigge201002011 2.6 Pts, 1.9 Reb, 0.7 Ast,6'8
 14 Turnovers6823024307313 ,
             
Pos2025 AuburnPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFl Actual Season Stats,Ht
1-PGDenver Jones511001101 10.9 Pts, 2.0 Reb, 2.6 Ast,6'4
2-SGMiles Kelly821001201 NBA-11.3 Pts, 3.7 Reb, 1.1 Ast,6'4
3-SGChad Baker-Mazara1424003134 12.3 Pts, 3.0 Reb, 2.7 Ast,6'7
4-PFChaney Johnson601446101 9.1 Pts, 4.9 Reb, 1.3 Ast,6'7
5-CJohni Broome280132214241 NBA - 18.6 Pts, 10.8 Reb, 2.9 Ast,6'10
PosBenchPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFl Actual Season Stats,Ht
1-PGTahaad Pettiford301122101 11.6 Pts, 2.2 Reb, 3.0 Ast,6'1
2-SGJP Pegues201001001 1.4 Pts, 1.2 Reb, 0.9 Ast,6'1
3-SGChris Moore201001001 1.1 Pts, 1.5 Reb, 0.4 Ast,6'6
4-PFJa'Heim Hudson201002001 1.4 Pts, 1.0 Reb, 0.4 Ast,6'7
5-CDylan Cardwell402003001 NBA-5.0 Pts, 5.1 Reb, 1.6 Ast,6'11
 12 Turnovers7452678348713 4.7 Pts, 4.9 Reb, 1.1 Ast,6'4



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Thursday, January 1, 2026

Flagg Late Steals Hold off 1971 Fordham Basketball, 75-69

 Charlie Yelverton, who averaged an amazing 23 points and 12 rebounds a game at only 6'2" for Fordham before moving to star shooting guard in the Italian professional leagues as a shooting guard, was unstoppable in matching Cooper Flagg's 24 points.

The day after 2025 national champ was stunned by Jimmy Valvano's 1980 Iona Cinderella team, Flagg came up with two late steals and breakaway baskets to hold off 1971 Fordham for a 75-69 win to advance to the tournaments Elite 8. Duke could now get an ACC Elite 8 game against Valvano's other Cinderella team - 1983 NC State, unless the Wolfpack falls to the Dunk City team from Florida Gulf Coast.

Outside of Yelverton, the all-NBA lineup of Duke used their huge size advantage (6'10 to 6'2 average) and all-NBA starting five to hold even the other future NBA Fordham player Ken Charles in check, as Flagg's 11 rebounds gave Duke a 33-24 edge and his 11 field goals give them a 32-25 edge. However, Fordham kept it to 66-63 with 4:30 to go by drawing 21 fouls and hitting 17 of 20 free throws.

With Fordham coming down with a chance to tie, Flagg stepped in front of a pass and laid it in at the other end of the break to make it 68-63. After Yelverton scored to make it 68-65, Flagg stole it against and laid it in for a 70-65 lead with 2:44 (5 possessions) to play.

Both Duke guards came up with offensive rebounds to help secure the win, as Tyrese Proctor grabbed a miss and was fouled - hitting 1 of 2 to keep it a two possession game at 71-67. Then later Kon Knueppel did the same with 3 possessions (1:30 to play) and put it in to stretch the lead to 75-67, and Duke won 75-69.

You can play your own games by clicking on the free Value Add Basketball Game, or printing out any of the all-time great men's or women's teams here.


Pos    Fordham 1971       Pts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFl   Season stats, ht,nba                         
1-PGJohn Burik5110026015'11, 9.5 Pts, 2.6 Reb, 5.6 Ast 
2-SGBill Mainor9122231026'1, 14.1 Pts, 3.3 Reb, 1.9 Ast 
3-SGKen Charles802445211NBA-6'3, 15.4 Pts, 5.1 Reb, 2.1 Ast 
4-PFBart Woytowicz5021230136'6, 10.2 Pts, 6.9 Reb, 1.2 Ast 
5-CCharlie Yelverton24010445132NBA-6'2, 23.3 Pts, 12.0 Reb, 1.8 Ast 
PosBenchPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFlPts, Reb,Ast,Ht,pro? 
1-PGTom Pipich6014410016'1, 2.4 Pts, 0.3 Reb, 0.7 Ast 
2-SGP.J. Carlesimo4020010016'1, 0.2 Pts, 0.0 Reb, 0.7 Ast 
3-SGBob Larbes3011210016'5, 1.8 Pts, 0.5 Reb, 0.3 Ast 
4-PFGeorge Zambetti3011210016'5, 6.0 Pts, 3.8 Reb, 1.0 Ast 
5-CTom Sullivan2010020016'4, 4.7 Pts, 4.9 Reb, 1.1 Ast 
 16 Turnovers6922317202410514  
             
PosDuke 2025Pts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFlPts, Reb,Ast,Ht,pro? 
1-PGKon Knueppel1223005202NBA-6'7, 14.4 Pts, 4.0 Reb, 2.7 Ast 
2-SGTyrese Proctor812124102NBA-6'5, 12.4 Pts, 3.0 Reb, 2.2 Ast 
3-SGSion James402003003NBA-6'5, 8.6 Pts, 4.2 Reb, 2.9 Ast 
4-PFCooper Flagg24011226422NBA-6'9, 19.2 Pts, 7.5 Reb, 4.2 Ast 
5-CKhaman Maluach913007033NBA-7'2, 8.6 Pts, 6.6 Reb, 0.5 Ast 
PosBenchPts3pt2ptFTAttRebStlBlkFlPts, Reb,Ast,Ht,pro? 
1-PGCaleb Foster2010010026'5, 4.9 Pts, 1.7 Reb, 1.4 Ast 
2-SGIsaiah Evans5110010016'6, 6.8 Pts, 1.1 Reb, 0.5 Ast 
3-SGMaliq Brown3011110026'8, 2.5 Pts, 3.7 Reb, 1.5 Ast 
4-PFMason Gillis2010010026'6, 4.1 Pts, 2.6 Reb, 0.8 Ast 
5-CPatrick Ngongba6022240026'11, 3.9 Pts, 2.7 Reb, 0.8 Ast 
 17 Turnovers7552767337521 


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Saturday, December 27, 2025

2001 Duke vs. three 1970s Champs for all-time best; NITs N. Iowa 2015 ranks #106

We finished the first round of our “newly created” Value Add Basketball Game teams and made all the minor corrections to a handful of the 300 all-time great teams (e.g., Long Island’s free throw ranges all started with “11–” made instead of “1–” made, so it looked like a free throw would only have been made on an 11–15 on the 20-sided die instead of the correct 1–15).

We also updated and fixed a few mistakes in the log of the 367 games we have played between these teams and ran our updated Pomeroy-style rating of all 300 teams (which appear below). We then updated the rankings in our two all-time Final Fours we had put on hold to play the new teams. The undefeated 1972 UCLA team, which won our tournament of the first 96 teams created (we allowed each school only one team at first), and the undefeated 1975 UCLA team that won our tournament of the next 100+ teams created, now rank #1 and #2. However, they both still need to win a semifinal game to face each other in the final, as the 1972 squad must beat the last actual undefeated NCAA champ, 1976 Indiana.

For anyone old enough to remember the “Who invited Memphis to the Big East Tournament?” signs at the 1985 Final Four when the other three teams were from the Big East, you might envision the same “Who invited the 2001 Duke team to the 1970s all-time championship?” Duke was originally seeded #14 in this tournament but has improved to a #8 ranking through wins in the tournament, while Indiana has improved from #13 to #3. The two UCLA teams were seeded #1 and #2 and have won out.

Meanwhile, our separate NIT tournament included only teams that did not make our 32-team all-time NCAA tournament and are not in a power conference. In that tournament, the Missouri Valley representative, Northern Iowa 2015, is now threatening to move into the top 100 in our game at #106.




Below are the new teams we had created including 2025 teams but also going all the way back to the first dynasty Long Island University 1939 team. The 2025 Duke team's blowout of the 1948 New York University team shot them all they way up to #15 all-time, while Florida's narrow opening round won dropped them all the way to #78, even though Florida was the #1 seed and Duke the #4 seed before either played a game.

After factoring in their first game results, the highest ranked teams in the new tournament behind #15 Duke are #24 City College of New York (1950), #35 Jimmy Valvano's miracle 1983 NC State team, #46 Long Island University 1939, and #54 Auburn 2025 - while none of the other 11 new Sweet 16 teams are in the top 100 all-time teams in our game. The eight new all-time teams from 2025 that we calculated but did not add to the overall tournament were three SEC teams just for surviving perhaps the toughest conference history and five teams that we added to make sure every college conference was represented - and we plan to just play them in single games in case there are any mistakes on the cards - but while it looks like a first round of a tournament we just plan to play each of them once.

Here is the updated top 300 and we were able to add the rankings of the top 100 players in the game and included that off to the right of the team with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ranking as the No. 1 college player of all-time. The top line shows that in the first 367 games the average points per game scored is 73.0 per team.

RnkTeam and Best Player        WLPtsAllowSoSRatStar                                  PlRnk
0Overall record and ave.36736773.073.0-0.7-2.5Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1
1UCLA 19727072.460.03.018.0Bill Walton 2
2UCLA 19755078.268.26.616.0Dave Meyers 
3Indiana 19765169.754.21.315.9Scott May38
4North Carolina 19826168.763.48.013.5Michael Jordan 4
5Kansas 19975177.866.22.813.0Paul Pierce 81
6Kansas 20085272.459.11.712.0Mario Chalmers 
7Houston 19683173.063.84.312.0Elvin Hayes 10
8Duke 20015178.073.33.510.8Shane Battier42
9Connecticut 20236175.166.0-0.310.7Adama Sanogo 
10Kentucky 20128374.567.61.110.6Anthony Davis 7
11North Carolina 20053272.264.43.810.6Sean May85
12Cincinnati 19622269.870.06.510.4Paul Hogue 
13Virginia 20194172.665.44.09.6Kyle Guy 
14UCLA 19642276.876.35.89.6Walt Hazzard62
15Duke 20251092.052.0-20.09.5Cooper Flagg63
16Kentucky 19962172.069.32.79.2Antoine Walker 
17Michigan 19936168.059.0-1.39.0Chris Webber 59
18San Francisco 19564271.065.84.89.0Bill Russell 6
19Baylor 20212286.078.56.08.6Jared Butler69
20Ohio St. 19602284.379.32.58.6Jerry Lucas 12
21Villanova 20187379.671.90.78.5Mikal Bridges 
22Connecticut 20045274.766.00.68.0Ben Gordon82
23Gonzaga 20173369.863.02.78.0Nigel Williams-Goss96
24CCNY 19501080.045.0-15.08.0Floyd Lane 
25Kentucky 19783281.678.02.27.4Jack Givens 
26Duke 20105274.066.70.07.2Jon Scheyer 
27DePaul 19803176.868.85.37.1Mark Aguirre71
28UCLA 19673280.080.63.47.0Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1
29Louisville 20132174.066.31.37.0Russ Smith 
30Houston 20211186.062.0-6.57.0Quentin Grimes 
31Cincinnati 19601272.378.010.77.0Oscar Robertson 5
32Auburn 20198171.065.31.96.9Chuma Okeke 
33Arkansas 19941275.370.34.76.8Corliss Williamson 
34Duke 19922377.675.42.86.5Christian Laettner32
35NC State 19831073.043.0-7.06.5Lorenzo Charles 
36Michigan St. 20005180.577.02.06.3Mateen Cleaves 
37Michigan St. 19792170.362.7-1.36.2Magic Johnson 25
38North Carolina St. 19742172.072.74.06.2David Thompson 
39Purdue 20184171.268.83.66.0Carsen Edwards 
40Western Kentucky 19666275.170.52.05.4Clem Haskins 
41Michigan 19652185.779.0-0.35.2Cazzie Russell74
42Connecticut 19961185.076.5-4.55.2Ray Allen 45
43UCLA 20084179.067.8-6.65.1Russell Westbrook  
44Georgetown 19894173.269.21.05.0Alonzo Mourning 75
45Houston 19832170.765.01.04.8Hakeem Olajuwon 21
46Long Island University 19391081.057.0-18.04.5Irv Targoff29
47North Carolina 20170184.085.010.04.5Justin Jackson 
48Oregon 20174371.969.93.74.3Dillon Brooks 
49New Mexico St. 19702179.067.7-3.04.2Jimmy Collins 
50Illinois 20053272.069.60.83.9Deron Williams 
51Memphis 20084268.765.80.23.7Derrick Rose99
52Duke 20154177.671.6-3.83.6Justise Winslow 
53Georgetown 19842167.365.3-0.33.3Patrick Ewing 40
54Auburn 20251076.058.0-8.03.3Johni Broome 
55Charlotte 19771184.571.5-0.53.2Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell 
56Jacksonville 19701274.373.34.33.2Artis Gilmore46
57Purdue 20242171.059.3-11.73.0Zach Edey61
58Wake Forest 19962166.064.75.73.0Tim Duncan13
59Wisconsin 20152265.063.31.33.0Frank Kaminsky34
60UTEP 19662163.766.08.72.7Bobby Joe Hill 
61UNLV 19912473.378.75.32.7Larry Johnson65
62Syracuse 20032176.074.03.02.5Carmelo Anthony 22
63Texas 20233185.882.80.52.4Marcus Carr 
64North Carolina 19982180.783.7-1.32.3Vince Carter41
65Kansas 20224179.276.8-0.82.1Ochai Agbaji88
66Oklahoma 19853175.373.82.02.0Wayman Tisdale 
67Michigan 19890270.578.55.52.0Glen Rice54
68Michigan St. 20096371.371.93.11.9Draymond Green53
69Syracuse 19872172.368.70.01.8Rony Seikaly 
70Arizona 20153175.370.5-4.81.7Stanley Johnson 
71USC 20212173.770.7-1.71.2Evan Mobley79
72North Carolina 19721176.572.0-7.51.2Bob McAdoo 30
73Seton Hall 19891178.078.03.01.2John Morton 
74Cincinnati 20022272.871.5-2.31.1Jason Maxiell 
75Florida 20065374.472.0-5.11.0Joakim Noah 
76Illinois 19892187.084.0-6.01.0Nick Anderson 
77Loyola Marymount 199012112.3108.33.01.0Bo Kimble50
78Florida 20251074.069.0-23.00.8Walter Clayton Jr. 1st team 
79Connecticut 20110188.092.010.00.8Kemba Walker58
80Indiana 19812172.772.3-3.00.7Isiah Thomas 39
81Colorado 20215179.776.5-0.80.6McKinley Wright 
82Providence 19871166.064.51.50.6Billy Donovan 
83Arizona 19972168.771.00.30.5Mike Bibby 
84Tulsa 20002175.070.7-4.30.5David Shelton 
85Michigan 20131270.369.70.30.5Trey Burke 
86Duke 198601106.0108.01.00.5Johnny Dawkins72
87Kansas 19573267.871.40.40.3Wilt Chamberlain 3
88Duke 20222180.376.0-1.70.3Wendell Moore 
89Tennessee 20232169.368.7-1.00.3Santiago Vescovi 
90Winthrop 20171087.066.0-8.00.3Craig Bradshaw 
91Minnesota 19771169.568.5-3.50.2Kevin McHale  
92Texas Tech 20193265.667.21.20.1Jarrett Culver 
93Marquette 19771166.061.5-3.00.0Butch Lee 
94Rutgers 19763184.877.5-7.5-0.1Phil Sellers 
95LSU 19921182.581.0-0.5-0.2Shaquille O'Neal 20
96Alabama 20230178.079.0-3.0-0.3Brandon Miller 
97Ohio St. 20072370.271.40.6-0.4Greg Oden97
98Pittsburgh 20091360.062.32.3-0.4DeJuan Blair 
99Marquette 20232185.783.0-1.7-0.5Tyler Kolek83
100Long Beach St. 19721084.066.0-14.0-0.5Ed Ratleff 
101Kansas 19520164.079.013.0-0.5Clyde Lovelette28
102Georgetown 20071276.775.3-0.7-0.7Roy Hibbert 
103Missouri 19822173.773.3-1.0-0.8Steve Stipanovich 
104North Carolina 20222175.768.0-3.3-0.8Armando Bacot 
105Kentucky 19481171.081.52.5-0.8Alex Groza 
106Northern Iowa 20153184.383.0-1.3-0.9Seth Tuttle 
107Massachusetts 19963177.877.3-5.3-1.0Marcus Camby 
108Marquette 20032273.374.0-0.3-1.0Dwyane Wade 36
109Iowa 20211179.570.50.0-1.2Luka Garza80
110Georgia Tech 20042362.667.43.4-1.3Jarrett Jack 
111Vanderbilt 19931172.574.50.0-1.4Bill McCaffrey 
112Indiana St. 19791279.781.0-4.0-1.7Larry Bird 14
113California 19590169.071.0-2.0-1.8Jack Grout 
114Creighton 20231186.086.0-0.5-2.0Ryan Kalkbrenner91
115South Carolina 20171265.365.70.3-2.0Sindarius Thornwell 
116Georgetown 19950169.073.0-7.0-2.0Allen Iverson 56
117Connecticut 19990260.573.04.5-2.0Richard Hamilton 
118Maryland 19841169.568.52.5-2.2Len Bias 
119Oregon St. 19821171.573.0-7.0-2.2A.C. Green 
120SMU 20171172.571.5-3.5-2.2Semi Ojeleye 
121Davidson 20081466.470.26.2-2.3Stephen Curry  
122Drake 19691174.574.5-3.0-2.4Willie McCarter 
123Gonzaga 20231181.580.5-4.0-2.4Drew Timme94
124St. John's 19850175.076.00.0-2.5Chris Mullin 
125Dayton 20201181.580.5-3.0-2.6Obi Toppin 
126Detroit Mercy 19601180.079.5-1.0-2.6Dave DeBusschere 
127Oklahoma St. 20041368.871.0-0.8-2.6John Lucas 
128Xavier 20232172.069.3-4.3-2.8Jack Nunge 
129Kansas St. 20231181.074.0-6.5-2.8Markquis Nowell 
130Temple 19581166.068.5-4.5-2.8Guy Rodgers 
131LSU 20061266.375.07.0-2.8Glen Davis 
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296High Point 202500NANANA-29Kimani Hamilton 
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