Updated Top 40 Rankings of All-Time, Including Current Elite 8

We updated the scores from all 312 simulations to date and our updated ranking of all 248 great all-time men's teams here after all Sweet 16 games of our current 4th all-time tournament.

The 1964 UCLA team, the first undefeated team for John Madden, moved ahead of 1-seed Cincinnati 1962 into 2nd palce all-time after starting in 4th. They will face the UCLA 1967 team that moved back up to 23rd featuring the best college player of all time in Kareem.

The UNLV 1991 team barely survived on a buzzer beater jumper against UNC 2017, so is still ranked 43rd for the lowest mark of these eight teams, and will be a heavy underdog against Cincinnati. 

Kentucky 2012 is back up to 17th after an impressive blowout Sweet 16 win, and will basically be battling the 1978 Kentucky team for the bragging rights as the as the highest ranked Kentucky team in our game.

Both UCLA 1975 and Duke 1992 barely survived Sweet 16 games and are ranked 20th and 28th now, and based on our preseason on how good we thought the cards were UCLA would also have a slight edge as te 11th ranked vs. 13th ranked all-time teams.

After the Elite 8 teams in this tournament, we list the rest of the top 40 teams not in this tournament.

 

Rnk	Pre	Team in Elite 8	Yr	Star	W	L
2	4	UCLA	1964	Walt Hazzard	1	0
3	2	Cincinnati	1962	Paul Hogue	1	0
11	16	Kentucky	1978	Jack Givens	1	0
17	3	Kentucky	2012	Anthony Davis #53	5	2
20	11	UCLA	1975	Dave Meyers	1	0
23	5	UCLA	1967	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar #3	3	1
28	13	Duke	1992	Christian Laettner	2	2
43	14	UNLV	1991	Larry Johnson	2	2
0	0	Average Team			312	312
Rnk	Pre	Other Teams	Yr	Star	W	L
1	1	UCLA	1972	Bill Walton #64	6	0
4	56	Kansas	2008	Mario Chalmers	5	1
5	22	Kansas	1997	Paul Pierce #50	5	0
6	8	Ohio St.	1960	Jerry Lucas #72, John Havlicek #29	2	1
7	9	Indiana	1976	Scott May	3	1
8	6	Duke	2001	Shane Battier	3	1
9	18	Houston	1968	Elvin Hayes #41	3	1
10	15	North Carolina	1982	Michael Jordan #1, James Worthy #59	5	1
12	19	North Carolina	2005	Sean May	3	2
13	10	Connecticut	2023	Adama Sanogo	5	1
14	23	Michigan	1993	Chris Webber #65	6	0
15	26	Villanova	2018	Mikal Bridges	7	2
16	7	Kentucky	1996	Antoine Walker	2	1
18	57	Baylor	2021	Jared Butler	2	2
19	27	San Francisco	1956	Bill Russell #4	3	1
21	58	Connecticut	2004	Ben Gordon	5	2
22	34	Virginia	2019	Kyle Guy	4	1
24	28	Gonzaga	2017	Nigel Williams-Goss	3	3
25	35	Louisville	2013	Russ Smith	2	1
26	12	Cincinnati	1960	Oscar Robertson #12	1	2
27	105	Auburn	2019	Chuma Okeke	8	1
29	47	UCLA	2008	Russell Westbrook #46	3	1
30	29	Houston	1983	Hakeem Olajuwon #11, Clyde Drexler #43	2	1
31	30	Michigan St.	1979	Magic Johnson #5	2	1
32	31	Arkansas	1994	Corliss Williamson	1	2
33	130	DePaul	1980	Mark Aguirre	3	1
34	36	Duke	2010	Jon Scheyer	5	2
35	20	North Carolina St.	1974	David Thompson	2	1
36	48	Michigan	1965	Cazzie Russell	2	1
37	69	Purdue	2018	Carsen Edwards	4	1
38	25	Connecticut	1996	Ray Allen #52	1	1
39	59	Georgetown	1989	Alonzo Mourning #69	4	1
40	37	Michigan St.	2000	Mateen Cleaves	4	1

Elite 8 All-Time Match-ups and Updated Ratings

Here are the Elite 8 Match-ups in our 4th Tournament of All-Time Great teams, who is favored in each game and then the teams 8 teams that were eliminated in the Sweet 16. Teams are chosen based on:

1. Any team with one of the greatest 75 teams in history is included.

2. Any team that made at two title games in three years is included.

3. In our initial 96 teams, we limited each school to one team in each century, but as we added teams allowed extra teams from the same school that were truly elite, as long as there were no overlap in personnel (e.g. no members of the UCLA 1964, 1967, 1972 or 1975 teams overlap and they are all included, but none of the other six Bruins champions in the years in between were included.

4. If a team has a solid program, we try to include at least one team from their school that made a run. For example, St. Peter's recently became the only team to finish outside the top 100 of all teams that made the Elite 8 - so we include them as the best St. Peter's team for that run.

Elite 8 - top bracket

1-seed Cincinnati 1962 - Paul Hogue +17 vs. 8-seed UNLV 1991 - Larry Johnson +11- * all-time PG Anthony   —--  Cincinnati favored by 6

4-seed Kentucky 1978 - Jack Givens +10- * all-time PG Macy vs. 5-seed  Kentucky 2012 - Anthony Davis +16 — Kentucky 2012 favored by 6

Bottom bracket

2-seed UCLA 1964 - Walt Hazzard +15- * all-time PG Hazzard vs. 7-seed UCLA 1967 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar +14 — UCLA 1964 favored by 1  3-seed UCLA 1975 - Dave Meyers +11 vs. 6-seed Duke 1992 - Christian Laettner +11- * all-time PG Hurley — neither team favored, toss-up

Eliminated in Sweet 16 Eliminated 65-79 by Kentucky 1978 - Bowling Green 1963 - Nate Thurmond #49 best player ever -2

Eliminated 88-92 by Duke 1992 - Connecticut 2011 - Kemba Walker +1

Eliminted 60-80 by Kentucky 2012 - Dartmouth 1944 - Dick McGuire -2

Eliminated 70-72 by UCLA 1975 - Detroit Mercy 1960 - Dave DeBusschere #73 best player ever -3

Eliminated 64-79 by UCLA 1967 - Kansas 1952 - Clyde Lovellette +1

Eliminated 84-85 by UNLV - North Carolina 2017 - Justin Jackson +5

Eliminated by Cincy 66-80 - Syracuse 1966 - Dave Bing #74 best player ever & Jim Boeheim -7

Eliminated 65-85 by UCLA 1964 - Villanova 1950 - Paul Arizin #66 best player ever -3

End of 16 teams in 4th all-time great tournament.

Rankings to follow.

Greg Anthony Buzzer Beater Tops 2017 UNC 85-84

Kennedy Meeks produced the first 5-point play we remember in a Value Add Basketball Game with just 5 possessions - 2:44 to play - to give the 2017 UNC champs a 77-76 lead and set up a wild finish. 

Joe Berry started the play with a steal and fed Meeks who scored and was  fouled to cut it to 76-74. He then missed the free throw but had the rare result of getting his own rebound. Normally the shooter cannot get a rebound on his own free throw - the PF or C are the only offensive players eligible to get an offensive rebound on a fouls shot EXCEPT if one of them is shooting then the SF has a chance instead of the shooter. The only exception is the one in 10 chance that the rebound chart yields a 10 or 20 on the 20-sided die roll, which it did, and therefore as the high rebounder in the entire game for either team he got the rebound, put it up and was fouled again. He hit the first, but missed the second, and unbelievably got the rebound on his own miss again, this time kicking it out to Justin Jackson,or scored for the lead. 

UNLV then took a 83-79 lead, but UNC stormed back to take an 84-83 lead with 53 seconds - two possessions - left. Both teams had a stop, leaving the last possession and Greg Anthony brought it up for one last shot. 

While Anthony one of the greatest point guards of all-time, he was a past first player who would protect the ball and get it inside to big man Larry Johnson (25 points, 12 rebounds) or Stacey Augmon or Anderson Hunt. On the 8-sided die Anthony only gets the ball on a roll of 1, but this game was an exception in that Anthony got the ball a lot, including this final drop when he took the inbound and went up with it to finish with a game-winner and 21 point outing.

UNLV advances to face the 1-seed, the 1962 Cincinnati team.

Pos	North Carolina 2017	Pts	3pt	2pt	FT	Att	Reb	Stl	Blk	Fl	Actual Season
1-PG	Joel Berry	25	4	6	1	1	2	2	1	4	6'0,14.7 Pts, 3.1 Reb, 3.6 Ast
2-SG	Theo Pinson	4	0	2	0	0	1	1	0	3	6'6,nba,6.1 Pts, 4.6 Reb, 3.7 Ast
3-SF	Justin Jackson	14	2	3	2	3	3	0	0	2	6'8,nba,18.3 Pts, 4.7 Reb, 2.8 Ast
4-PF	Isaiah Hicks	9	0	3	3	4	8	0	0	2	6'8,nba,11.8 Pts, 5.5 Reb, 1.4 Ast
5-C	Kennedy Meeks	12	0	5	2	4	10	1	2	3	6'9,12.5 Pts, 9.5 Reb, 1.0 Ast
1-PG	Nate Britt	4	0	2	0	0	1	0	0	1	6'1,4.5 Pts, 1.8 Reb, 2.4 Ast
2-SG	Kenny Williams	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	6'4,6.2 Pts, 3.3 Reb, 2.2 Ast
3-SF	Brandon Robinson	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	6'5,1.9 Pts, 1.2 Reb, 0.8 Ast
4-PF	Luke Maye	4	0	2	0	0	2	0	0	3	6'8,5.5 Pts, 3.9 Reb, 1.2 Ast
5-C	Tony Bradley	8	0	4	0	0	2	0	0	1	6'10,nba,7.1 Pts, 5.1 Reb, 0.6 Ast
	Turnovers 12	84	6	29	8	12	31	4	3	21
Pos	UNLV 1991	Pts	3pt	2pt	FT	Att	Reb	Stl	Blk	Fl	Actual Season
1-PG	Greg Anthony	21	1	7	4	6	4	0	0	1	6'0,nba,11.6 Pts, 2.5 Reb, 8.9 Ast
2-SG	Stacey Augmon	11	0	3	5	7	4	0	1	2	6'6,nba,16.5 Pts, 7.3 Reb, 3.6 Ast
3-SF	Anderson Hunt	6	0	3	0	0	3	0	0	1	6'1,17.2 Pts, 1.6 Reb, 2.9 Ast
4-PF	Elmore Spencer	6	0	3	0	0	1	0	0	3	7'0,nba,6.4 Pts, 4.0 Reb, 1.2 Ast
5-C	Larry Johnson	25	0	12	1	2	9	1	0	3	6'6,nba,22.7 Pts, 10.9 Reb, 3.0 Ast
1-PG	Evric Gray	2	0	1	0	0	3	0	0	1	6'7,nba,6.8 Pts, 3.7 Reb, 1.4 Ast
2-SG	Travis Bice	4	0	2	0	0	1	0	0	2	6'5,4.7 Pts, 0.6 Reb, 0.7 Ast
3-SF	George Ackles	8	0	2	4	5	1	2	0	1	6'9,8.2 Pts, 5.7 Reb, 0.8 Ast
4-PF	Bobby Joyce	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	6'7,2.3 Pts, 1.9 Reb, 0.3 Ast
5-C	Turnovers 14
	Totals	85	1	34	14	20	27	3	1	15

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Grant Hill and Duke Survive Kemba-UConn Barrage

 Kemba Walker (33 points) and UConn showed how they won two titles in four years despite not being in the www.kenpom.com top 25 before their national title runs on 2011 or 2014. 

The gave our #5 greatest Dynasty ever, Duke 1992, all the could handle with 9 ties a 36-32 lead and then 9 ties culminating with Kemba Walker drawing a 5th foul on Bobby Hurley and hitting both free throws to make it 80-80 with 4:35 (8 possessions) to play.

Later Christian Laettner fouled out.

That left the third member, of the incredible trio, Grant Hill, to wrap up a 27 point game and secure a 92-88 wild shootout to send Duke to the Elite 8.

Out last Sweet 16 game will be UNLV 1991 vs UNC 2017.

Recent NBA Players Crush 1940s NBA Players: 2012 Kentucky 80, 1944 Dartmouth 60

 From early on, the only question was if Anthony Davis and Kentucky could cover the 18-point spread based on being a +15 against a -3 team in Dartmouth from the 1940s.

Davis had 21 points and 11 rebounds woth 4 blocked shots and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist added 21, 7, 1 as they jumped to a 41-26 lead and never looked back. 

Most of the 2012 Kentucky champs went onto the NBA, but so did most if the 1940s Dartmouth team - led by perennial All-Star Dick McGuire.

Here are the starting cards followed by the scoresheet. Kentucky sets up a second instra squad Elite 8 game, facing the 1978 Kentucky team while the UCLA teams from 1964 and 1967 faceoff as wellz guaranteeing at least one from.each school in the Final 4.

Match-ups for Sweet 16: KY 2012 vs. Dartmouth 1944, Duke 1992 vs. UConn 2011, UNLV 1991 vs. UNC 2017

 Kareem led UCLA to a big win in the first of four games featuring original all-time great teams who coming off being upset, playing against four new teams in the game included when we decided every dynasty (2 or more title game appearances in 3 years) had to have a team in the game.

Here are the match-ups, with each teams ratings so you know the favorite, and if they have a great point guard that could help them win down if the game is tight down the stretch. The gre at team coming off the upset is listed first in each match-up.

UCLA 1967 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar +14 vs. Kansas 1952 - Clyde Lovellette +1, UCLA favored by 15, UCLA actually won 79-64.

Kentucky 2012 - Anthony Davis +16 vs. Dartmouth 1944 - Dick McGuire -2, Kentucky actually won 80-60.

Kentucky favored by 18 over the only one of our 312 team that is not the actual roster of the 1944 Dartmouth team that fell one basket short of the title in their second title game in three years. While Dick McGuire was on the roster and went onto be a regular NBA All-Star, due to a lack of stats we compiled this team by adding Dick's brother Al McGuire and other Dartmouth players from throughout the 1940s who whom we could find stats.

Duke 1992 - Christian Laettner +11- * all-time PG Hurley vs Connecticut 2011 - Kemba Walker +1, Duke favored by 10 and despite incredible guard play on both sides, PG Hurley gives them and end if close. Result Duke 92, UConn 88, despite 33 from Kemba Walker.

UNLV 1991 - Larry Johnson +11- * all-time PG Anthony vs North Carolina 2017 - Justin Jackson +5, UNLV by 11 in what looks like the closest match-up, but also has the edge in a tight game at the end due to Great Anthony running the point. Actual result UNLV 85-84.

The following is the second of the Value Add Basketball Game instructions that includes the links to all teams and the instructions on having a great point guard on the team.

Click and Print the Teams You Want to Play

A | B | C | D | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y |

Choose the two teams you want to play from their links below, then click and print each one.  If you are playing two great teams against each other, the sheet will contain all 10 players on the team so you simply use the sheet. If you have drafted your own team of great players, then you print each player's team and cut out their card. The rating by the team tells you how much better or worse they are than the average team. So if the first time, Alabama 1977 were to play the second team Alabama 2023, the 2023 team would be a 5-point favorite, because they are a +3 and the 1977 team is a -2. If the team has an all-time great point guard, then he is listed after the rating. That gives the team an advantage in close games in the final 9 possessions - the right hand column on the scoresheet. As long as the player listed is the game during those last 9 possessions, the team has an edge because he will make steals or other turnovers against the team less likely. If you "all-time PG" by team, then ignore rolls of 12, 14 or 16 (possible steals) or 42, 44, 46 (other turnovers) and go straight to the 20-sided die for the result.  A

Alabama 1977 - Reggie King - 2 Rating

Alabama 2023 - Brandon Miller +3

Arizona 1997 - Mike Bibby+3 - * all-time PG Bibby

Arizona 2015 - Stanley Johnson +3

Arizona St. 1980 - Byron Scott -4

Arizona St. 2009 - James Hardin -5

Arizona WOMEN 2021 - Aari McDonald -8

Arkansas 1978 - Sidney Moncrief -1

Arkansas 1994 - Corliss Williamson +6

Arkansas 2021 - JD Notae -3

Auburn 1984 - Charles Barkley -7

Auburn 2019 - Chuma Okeke -1

Auburn WOMEN 1989 - Carolyn Jones +6

Auburn WOMEN 2009 - KeKe Carrier & DeWanna Bonner -14

B

Baylor 2021 - Jared Butler +3

Baylor WOMEN 2012 - Kalani Brown +8

Baylor WOMEN 2019 - Brittney Griner +10

Boston College 2006 - Jared Dudley -6

Bowling Green 1963 - Nate Thurmond #49 best player ever -2

Bradley 1954 - Elmer Behnke -7

Brigham Young 1981 - Danny Ainge -3

Buffalo 2019 - Jeenathan Williams -4

Butler 2010 - Gordon Hayward -5

C

California 1959 - Jack Grout +1 - * all-time PG Kidd

California 1993 - Jason Kidd -5

Centenary 1976 - Robert Parish -10

Central Florida 2019 - Joey Graham -7

Charlotte 1977 - Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell -2

Cincinnati 1960 - Oscar Robertson +10 - * all-time PG Robertson

Cincinnati 1962 - Paul Hogue +17

Cincinnati 2002 - Jason Maxiell +5

Clemson 1987 - Horace Grant -2

Colorado 2021 - McKinley Wright -6

Colorado St. 2024 - Isaiah Stevens -4

Colorado St. WOMEN 1999 - Becky Hammon -4

Connecticut 1996 - Ray Allen +7

Connecticut 1999 - Richard Hamilton +5

Connecticut 2004 - Ben Gordon +3

Connecticut 2011 - Kemba Walker +1

Connecticut 2023 - Adama Sanogo +11

Connecticut WOMEN 1995 - Rebecca Lobo - +10

Connecticut WOMEN 2002 - Sue Bird & Diana Taurasi +14

Connecticut WOMEN 2010 - Breanna Stewart +10

Connecticut WOMEN 2016 - Maya Moore +14

Creighton 2014 - Doug McDermott -1

Creighton 2020 - Ty-Shon Alexander -4

Creighton 2023 - Ryan Kalkbrenner -2

D

Dartmouth 1944 - Dick McGuire -2

Davidson 2008 - Stephen Curry -6- * all-time PG Curry

Dayton 1967 - Don May -2

Dayton 2020 - Obi Toppin -2

Delaware WOMEN 2013 - Elena Delle Donne -12

DePaul 1980 - Mark Aguirre -2

Detroit Mercy 1960 - Dave DeBusschere #73 best player ever -3

Drake 1969 - Willie McCarter -1

Duke 1986 - Johnny Dawkins +3- * all-time PG Dawkins

Duke 1992 - Christian Laettner +11- * all-time PG Hurley

Duke 2001 - Shane Battier +13- * all-time PG Bibby J. Williams

Duke 2010 - Jon Scheyer +5

Duke 2015 - Justise Winslow +4

Duke 2022 - Wendell Moore -2

Duke WOMEN 2006 - Alison Bales -2

Duquesne 2024 - Jimmy Clark -14

F

Florida 2006 - Joakim Noah +10

Florida Atlantic 2023 - Johnell Davis -6

Florida St. 1968 - Dave Cowans -10

Florida St. 1993 - Charlie Ward -1

G

George Mason 2006 - Jai Lewis -7

Georgetown 1984 - Patrick Ewing +5

Georgetown 1989 Alonzo Mourning +3

Georgetown 1995 - Allen Iverson +3- * all-time PG Iverson

Georgetown 2007 - Roy Hibbert +0

Georgia 1982 - Dominique Wilkins -9

Georgia Tech 1990 - Dennis Scott -1- * all-time PG Anderson

Georgia Tech 2004 - Jarrett Jack -1

Georgia WOMEN 2013 - Jasmine James -1

Gonzaga 1984 - John Stockton -15- * all-time PG Stockton

Gonzaga 2017 - Nigel Williams-Goss +6

Gonzaga 2023 - Drew Timme -1

Grand Canyon 2024 - Tyon Grant-Foster -11

H

Holy Cross 1950 - Bob Cousy +0- * all-time PG Cousy

Houston 1968 - Elvin Hayes +9

Houston 1983 - Hakeem Olajuwon +6

Houston 2021 - Quentin Grimes +1

I

Illinois 1989 - Nick Anderson +5

Illinois 2005 - Deron Williams +5

Indiana 1976 - Scott May +11

Indiana 1981 - Isaiah Thomas +4- * all-time PG Thomas

Indiana 2002 - Jared Jeffries +0

Indiana St. 1979 - Larry Bird +4

Indiana WOMEN 2024 - MacKenzie Holmes -5

Iowa 2001 - Reggie Evans -7

Iowa 2021 - Luka Garza -4

Iowa St. 2014 - DeAndre Kane -1

Iowa WOMEN 2024 - Caitlin Clark +3

J

Jacksonville 1970 - Artis Gilmore +3

James Madison University 2024 -11

K

Kansas 1952 - Clyde Lovellette +1

Kansas 1957 - Wilt Chamberlain +6

Kansas 1988 - Danny Manning -4

Kansas 1997 - Paul Pierce +8- * all-time PG Vaughn

Kansas 2008 - Mario Chalmers +3

Kansas 2022 - Ochai Agbaji +1

Kansas St. 2008 - Michael Beasley +3

Kansas St. 2023 - Markquis Nowell +1

Kentucky 1948 - Alex Groza +5

Kentucky 1970 - Dan Issel -2

Kentucky 1978 - Jack Givens +10- * all-time PG Macy

Kentucky 1996 - Antoine Walker +13

Kentucky 2012 - Anthony Davis +16

Kentucky WOMEN 2013 - A'dia Mathies - -3

L

La Salle 1954 - Tom Gola -1

Liberty 2023 - Darius McGhee -14

Long Beach State WOMEN 1987 - Cindy Brown +0

Louisiana Tech 1985 - Karl Malone -8

Louisiana Tech WOMEN 1982 - Pam Kelly +10

Louisiana Tech WOMEN 1988 – Teresa Weatherspoon +6

Louisville 1968 - Wes Unseld -5

Louisville 1980 - Darrell Griffith -1

Louisville 2013 - Russ Smith +5

Louisville WOMEN 2009 - Angel McCoughtry -5

Louisville WOMEN 2014 - Shoni Schimmel -5

Loyola Marymount 1990 - Bo Kimble -1

Loyola-Chicago 1963 - Jerry Harkness +5

Loyola-Chicago 2018 - Cameron Krutwig -9

LSU 1953 -Bob Pettit -6

LSU 1970 - Pete Maravich -14- * all-time PG Maravich

LSU 1992 - Shaquille O'Neal +0

LSU 2006 - Glen Davis -2

LSU WOMEN 2005 - Sylvia Fowles -6

LSU WOMEN 2023 - Angel Reese +1

M

Marquette 1955 - Terry Rand -6

Marquette 1971 - Jim Chones -4

Marquette 1977 - Butch Lee +0

Marquette 1994 - Jim McIlvaine -2

Marquette 2003 - Dwyane Wade +0

Marquette 2011 - Jimmy Butler -5

Marquette 2023 - Tyler Kolek -2

Marquette WOMEN 2019 - Chloe Marotta, Natisha Hiedeman +4

Marshall 1956 - Hal Greer -11

Maryland 1984 - Len Bias -4

Maryland 2002 - Juan Dixon  +4

Maryland WOMEN 2006 - Crystal Langhorne +1

Massachusetts 1971 - Julius Erving (Dr.J) -17

Massachusetts 1996 - Marcus Camby +3

Memphis 2008 - Derrick Rose +4  all time PG

Miami 1965 - Rick Barry -6

Miami 2013 - Shane Larkin -3

Miami 2023 - Norchad Omier -6

Michigan 1965 - Cazzie Russell +4

Michigan 1989 - Glen Rice +8

Michigan 1993 - Chris Webber & Fab 5 +8

Michigan 2013 - Trey Burke +2

Michigan St. 1979 - Magic Johnson +6- * all-time PG Johnson

Michigan St. 2000 - Mateen Cleaves +5- * all-time PG Cleaves

Michigan St. 2009 - Draymond Green -1

Michigan State WOMEN 2005 - Liz Shimek +0

Minnesota 1977 - Kevin McHale +3

Minnesota WOMEN 2004 - Lindsay Whalen -8

Mississippi 2001 - Justin Reed -3

Mississippi St. 2005 - Lawrence Roberts - -10

Mississippi State WOMEN 2018 - Victoria Vivians +4

Missouri 1982 - Steve Stipanovich -1

Murray St. 2019 - Ja Morant -12

N

Navy 1986 - David Robinson -5

NC State 2024 - DJ Burns -6

NC State 1974 - David Thompson +9

NC State WOMEN 2024 - Aziaha James -1

Nebraska 2014 - Terran Petteway -10

Nevada 2004 - Kirk Snyder -5

New Mexico 1974 - Bernard Hardin -2

New Mexico St. 1970 - Jimmy Collins +0

New York University 1948 -Dolph Schayes -18

Niagara 1970 - Calvin Murphy -14- * all-time PG Murphy

North Carolina 1957 - Lennie Rosenbluth +0

North Carolina 1965 - Billy Cunningham -14

North Carolina 1972 - Bob McAdoo +5

North Carolina 1982 - Michael Jordan +9

North Carolina 1998 - Vince Carter+9- * all-time PG Cota

North Carolina 2005 - Sean May +9- * all-time PG Felton

North Carolina 2017 - Justin Jackson +5

North Carolina 2022 - Armando Bacot -6

North Carolina WOMEN 2007 - Erlana Larkins -1

Northwestern 2017 - Vic Law -5

Notre Dame 1970 - Austin Carr -3

Notre Dame 1981 - Orlando Woolridge -4

Notre Dame WOMEN 2001 - Ruth Riley +2

Notre Dame WOMEN 2012 - Kylar Diggins +8

Notre Dame WOMEN 2018 - Arike Ogunbowale +4

O

Oakland 2024 - Trey Townsend -19

Ohio St. 1960 - Jerry Lucas +11

Ohio St. 2007 - Greg Oden +2

Ohio State WOMEN 1993 - Katie Smith +1

Ohio State WOMEN 2016 - Kelsey Mitchell -8

Oklahoma 1985 - Wayman Tisdale -1

Oklahoma 2016 - Buddy Hield +0

Oklahoma St. 1946 - Bob Kurland -5

Oklahoma St. 2004 - John Lucas +1

Oklahoma WOMEN 2002 - Stacey Dales -4

Oklahoma WOMEN 2010 - Abi Olajuwon -5

Old Dominion WOMEN 1980 - Nancy Lieberman +4

Old Dominion WOMEN 1985 - Adrienne Goodson +6

Old Dominion WOMEN 1997 - Ticha Penicheiro +5

Oregon 2017 - Dillon Brooks +1

Oregon St. 1982 - AC Green +3

Oregon St. 1990 - Gary Payton -5- * all-time PG Payton

Oregon WOMEN 2019 - Sabrina Ionescu +4

P

Penn St. 2018 - Tony Carr -5

Penn State WOMEN 2012 - Maggie Lucas -9

Pittsburgh 2009 - DeJuan Blair +2

Princeton 1965 - Bill Bradley -5

Princeton 2023 - Tosan Evbuomwan -15

Providence 1960 - Lenny Wilkens -8- * all-time PG Wilkens

Providence 1987 - Billy Donovan +0

Purdue 1969 - Rick Mount -1

Purdue 2018 - Carsen Edwards +2

Purdue 2024 - Zach Edey +6

Purdue WOMEN 2003 - Shereka Wright -7

R

Richmond 2011 - Justin Harper -10

Rutgers 1976 - Phil Sellers -1

Rutgers WOMEN 1988 - Sue Wicks -5

Rutgers WOMEN 2005 - Cappie Pondexter -1

Rutgers WOMEN 2007 - Kia Vaughn - +0

S

San Diego St. 2011 - Kawhi Leonard -2

San Diego St. 2023 - Jaedon LeDee -8

San Francisco 1956 - Bill Russell +6

Santa Clara 1996 -Steve Nash -10- * all-time PG Nash

Seattle 1958 - Elgin Baylor -1

Seton Hall 1989 - John Morton +1

Seton Hall 2020 - Myles Powell -5

SMU 2017 - Semi Ojeleye -1

South Carolina 1973 - Mike Dunleavy -3

South Carolina 2017 - Sindarius Thornwell -2

South Carolina WOMEN 2017 - A'ja Wilson +5

South Carolina WOMEN 2024 - Kamilla Cardoso +10

Southern Illinois 1967 - Walt Frazier -15- * all-time PG Frazier

St. Bonaventure 1970 - Bob Lanier+2

St. Joe's 2004 - Jameer Nelson +1- * all-time PG Nelson

St. John's 1985 - Chris Mullin -1

St. Mary's 2023 - Logan Johnson -3

St. Peter's 2022 - Doug Edert -18

Stanford 2008 - Brook Lopez -4

Stanford WOMEN 2012 - Nnemkadi Ogwumike -2

Stanford WOMEN 2021 - Kiana Williams +8

Stephen F Austin 2016 - Thomas Walkup -11

Syracuse 1966 - Dave Bing #74 best player ever & Jim Boeheim -7

Syracuse 1987 - Rony Seikaly +0- * all-time PG Douglas

Syracuse 2003 - Carmelo Anthony +0

T

TCU 2023 - JaKobe Coles -5

Temple 1958 - Guy Rodgers +1

Tennessee 1977 - Bernard King -2

Tennessee 2023 - Santiago Vescovi +1

Tennessee WOMEN 1989 - Bridgette Gordon +12

Tennessee WOMEN 1998 - Tamika Catchings, Chamique Holdsclaw +14

Tennessee WOMEN 2007 - Candace Parker +12

Texas 2003 - T.J. Ford -1- * all-time PG Ford

Texas 2007 - Kevin Durant -6

Texas 2023 - Marcus Carr +0

Texas A&M 2007 - Acie Law -1

Texas A&M WOMEN 2011 - Danielle Adams +7

Texas Tech 2019 - Jarrett Culver +1

Texas Tech WOMEN 1993 - Sheryl Swoopes -4

Texas WOMEN 1986 - Clarissa Davis +14

Texas WOMEN 1989 - Clarissa Davis (not usually used) -2

Texas WOMEN 2018 - Ariel Atkins -5

Tulsa 2000 - Eric Coley +1

U

UCLA 1964 - Walt Hazzard +15- * all-time PG Hazzard

UCLA 1967 - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar +14

UCLA 1972 - Bill Walton +18

UCLA 1975 - Dave Meyers +11

UCLA 1987 - Reggie Miller -6

UCLA 2006 - Jordan Farmar -2

UCLA 2008 - Russell Westbrook +4- * all-time PG Westbrook

UCLA 2021 - Jaime Jaquez -4

UCLA WOMEN 2018 - Monique Billings -3

UNLV 1987 - Armen Gilliam +4

UNLV 1991 - Larry Johnson +11- * all-time PG Anthony

USC 2021 - Evan Mobley +1

USC WOMEN 1983 - Cheryl Miller +6

USC WOMEN 1994 - Lisa Leslie, Tina Thompson -3

Utah 1998 - Andre Miller -3- * all-time PG Miller

Utah St. 2024 -Great Osobor -9

UTEP 1970 - Tiny Archibald -12- * all-time PG Archibald

UTEP (Texas Western) 1966 - Bobby Joe Hill -1

V

Vanderbilt 1993 - Bill McCaffrey +0

Vanderbilt WOMEN 2002 - Chantelle Anderson -2

VCU 1985 - Calvin Duncan -4

VCU 2011 - Bradford Burgess -11

Villanova 1950 - Paul Arizin #66 best player ever -3

Villanova 1985 - Ed Pinckney -7

Villanova 2018 - Mikal Bridges +6

Virginia 1981 - Ralph Sampson +2

Virginia 2019 - Kyle Guy +5

Virginia Tech 1986 - Dell Curry -7

Virginia Tech WOMEN 2023 - Elizabeth Kitley -5

Virginia WOMEN 1991 - Dawn Staley +2

Virginia WOMEN 2018 - Dominique Toussaint -14

W

Wake Forest 1996 - Tim Duncan -1

Wake Forest 2005 - Chris Paul +1- * all-time PG Paul

Washington 2006 - Brandon Roy -2

Washington St. 2008 - Taylor Rochestie -8

Washington WOMEN 2017 - Kelsey Plum -3

Weber St. 2010 - Damian Lillard -17 all time PG Lilliard

West Virginia 1959 - Jerry West -1- * all-time PG West

West Virginia 2010 - Kevin Jones -1

Western Kentucky 1966 - Clem Haskins -1

Wichita St. 2013 - Fred VanVleet -5

Wisconsin 2015 - Frank Kaminsky +4

Wyoming 1943 - Ken Sailors -5

X

Xavier 2023 - Jack Nunge -4

Y

Yale 2024 - Danny Wolf -14