Who is the all time career points leader in NCAA basketball history?
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in D1- Pete Maravich LSu in 3 years/83 games he scored 3667 points
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I am assuming in basketball since that is where you posted your question.\n\nThe basketball coach with the most wins is....Pat Summit!\n\nWomens coach at Tennessee.  She surpassed Dean Smith.\n\n \nExperience:\n31 seasons\n \nCollegiate Record:\n882-172 (.838)
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It has to be Reggie Miller. All time leader in three point field goals made, one of the greatest three point shooters ever. Not to mention the uncountable times he has drained clutch threes to win or tie the match for the Pacers, including that unforgettable game at Madison Square Garden. As a pure shooter, even with a hand in his face, Miller was ace.
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Wilton Chamberlain.\nWilt was the most dominating player of all-times. I don't think no one will ever score 100 points in a single game again. He was without a doubt the most talented tall man in the game. He played guard with the Harlem Globetrotters before he became an NBA superstar. They widen the free throw lane in hopes of diminishes his impact on offense and defense. The modern day tall players are considered outstanding if they can block shots and dunk the basketball.
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Mike Dunlevy - he did it with the Lakers in the 70's and just now with the Clippers.  Go Clippers!
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I can't believe nobody has mentioned Wilt Chamberlain or Kareem Abdul Jabbar.  Those guys could play . . but i'm going to have to go with Michael Jordan.  He dominated the sport, tried his hand at baseball THEN came back and dominated again!  Just think of the career stats he would've had if he played straight through . . wow.\n\nHonourable mention to Robertson, Chamberlain, Kareem, Magic, Russell . . .\n\n*ALSO - according to espn.com (they have a Top 10 Point Guards in History of NBA list) Robertson averaged a triple double during his first 5 seasons*
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As of right now...10:25pm Korea time, (8:25am March 10, 2006 Eastern Time)  he has 12,375 career points, 492 playoff points, and 64 all star game points.  Or 12,931 all together.
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Kobe already is, he probably has been ever since the 3 peat.  Lets not forget that he has 3 championships.  Nobody is a better scorer than he is, and there hasn't been anyone that can take over a game like he can since Jordan did it.  I mean who else can score 62 points in 33 minutes, (by the way that was against Dallas) who else can score 81 points in 42 minutes off only 45 shots taken.  He is the fastest player to hit 10,000 points despite playing with Shaq for 8 years.  He has also managed to average 5 rebounds and 5 assist through his career so far.  He is only 27 years old, he is just getting started, the best is yet to be seen.
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THE 50 GREATEST PLAYERS IN NBA HISTORY \n\n\n\nKareem Abdul-Jabbar\nNate Archibald\n\nPaul Arizin\n\nCharles Barkley\n\nRick Barry\n\nElgin Baylor\n\nDave Bing\n\nLarry Bird\n\nWilt Chamberlain\n\nBob Cousy\n\nDave Cowens\n\nBilly Cunningham\n\nDave DeBusschere\n\nClyde Drexler\n\nJulius Erving\n\nPatrick Ewing\n\nWalt Frazier\n\nGeorge Gervin\n\nHal Greer\n\nJohn Havlicek\n\nElvin Hayes\n\nMagic Johnson\n\nSam Jones\n\nMichael Jordan\n\nJerry Lucas\n\n Karl Malone\nMoses Malone\n\nPete Maravich\n\nKevin McHale\n\nGeorge Mikan\n\nEarl Monroe\n\nHakeem Olajuwon\n\nShaquille O'Neal\n\nRobert Parish\n\nBob Pettit\n\nScottie Pippen\n\nWillis Reed\n\nOscar Robertson\n\nDavid Robinson\n\nBill Russell\n\nDolph Schayes\n\nBill Sharman\n\nJohn Stockton\n\nIsiah Thomas\n\nNate Thurmond\n\nWes Unseld\n\nBill Walton\n\nJerry West\n\nLenny Wilkens\n\nJames Worthy
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It was George Gervin, at 32.3 points per game.\n\nhttp://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/PPG_year.html
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For me its Kobe Bryant. He is the leading scorer in the NBA right now and he scored 81 points this season! The 2nd Most points in the history of the NBA before Wilt Chamberlain's 100.
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100    Wilt Chamberlain\n 81    Kobe Bryant\n 78    Wilt Chamberlain (3OT)\n 73    David Thompson\n 73    Wilt Chamberlain\n 73    Wilt Chamberlain\n 72    Wilt Chamberlain\n 71    David Robinson\n 71    Elgin Baylor\n 70    Wilt Chamberlain\n\nThis covers all 70 pt games in NBA history.\n\nKobe's recent 81 pt explosion marked the 56th time a player has scored 60 pts in an NBA game... Wilt did it 32 times himself, more than everyone else in the history of the league combined (24).\n\nYou'll see Chamberlain's name all over the 50 pt game list, as he actually AVERAGED 50.4 pts per game in the 1961-62 NBA season. The following year he averaged 44.8 PPG.
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Red Auerbach, he won eight titles in a row and nine overall, and he was named greatest coach in the history of the NBA by the Professional Basketball Writers Association of America.  Tell me who has done better than that.
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NUM PLAYER POS HT WT DOB   FROM YRS\n\n44 Austin Croshere F 6-10 235 05/01/1975   Providence 8\n\n10 Jeff Foster C-F 6-11 250 01/16/1977   Southwest Texas State 6\n\n4 Eddie Gill G 6-0 190 08/16/1978   Weber State 4\n\n33 Danny Granger F 6-9 228 04/20/1983   New Mexico R\n\n13 David Harrison C 7-0 280 08/15/1982   Colorado 1\n\n1 Stephen Jackson G 6-8 218 04/05/1978   Oak Hill (VA) 5\n\n3 Sarunas Jasikevicius G 6-4 197 03/05/1976   Maryland R\n\n8 Anthony Johnson G 6-3 200 10/02/1974   Charleston (SC) 8\n\n20 Fred Jones G 6-2 220 03/11/1979   Oregon 3\n\n7 Jermaine O'Neal C-F 6-11 260 10/13/1978   Eau Claire HS (SC) 9\n\n62 Scot Pollard C-F 6-11 265 02/12/1975   Kansas 8\n\n16 Peja Stojakovic F-G 6-10 229 06/09/1977   Serbia & Montenegro 7\n\n11 Jamaal Tinsley G 6-3 185 02/28/1978   Iowa State 4\n\nHEAD COACH Rick Carlisle (College - Virginia)
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Wayne Gretzky\n\nHas the records for most career goals, assists, and points; single season records for most goals, assists, and points;  and career playoff records for most goals, assists, and points.\n\nWhat more proof do you need?
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There has been many good point guards over the years, but the best ever, in my humble opinion, is Magic Johnson.  He revolutionized the position by proving that someone 6-9 could do more than just rebound.  His totally unselfish play led the Lakers to the promised land several times.  John Stockton owns the record for most assists, but I give Magic the edge because of the championships.
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College: 1982 UNC Tarheels (Jordan, Sam Perkins, James Worthy)\nNBA: 1996 Chicago Bulls ( 72-10 Record !!!!)