Who hold the record for most career points in NCAA basketball?
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Pistol Pete Maravich 3667
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J.J RDNICK OF DUKE IS NOT THE BEST COLLEGE PLAYER  JUSTIN wILLIAMS OF WYO IS THE BEST PLAYER PERIOD
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David Robinson was the last back in 1994.  He had 35 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, and 10 blocks.
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University of Michigan. Daniel Horton is the senior leader. After working with Chauncey Billups of the Detroit Pistons, Horton has learned how to manage a game and when it is the proper time to take a shot. He probably is one of the more controlled guards in college, and he is one of the 16 finalist for the Bob Cousy Award which is given to the nations top point guard. Aside from Horton though, my favorite player outside of Michigan is Dee Brown of Illinois. Brown is another Bob Cousy Award top 16 finalist. Brown is the quickest player in college and he carries Illinois on his shoulders. He seems like a bit bigger version of Allen Iverson because he drives the lane, creates the fast break, his quickness, and he defends well as he has won the Big Ten defensive player of the year along with the Big Ten player of the year in 2005. There may not be a better point guard in college right now.
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Both schools have incredibly strong basketball traditions and over the years have produced some of the top NBA players of all time.  As an alumni from UNC, my heart always goes with the Tarheels and when I looked at the overall statistics (through 2004) UNC came out on top.  \n\nLooking at the statistics:\n**Coach Dean Smith from North Carolina holds the record for the most number of wins for a college coach (Coach K is still active and #20 on the list)\n**All-Time Winningest Teams - at #2 is North Carolina - 1,827 wins, 677 losses (began playing Division I ball in 1911) -- at #4 is Duke - 1,737 wins, 781 losses (began playing Division I ball in 1906)\n**All-Time Winningest Teams by Percentage - #2 is North Carolina with a .730 percentage and at #5 is Duke with .690\n**Number of NCAA Championships Won - North Carolina has 4 and Duke has 3\n\nUNC also produced arguably the greatest basketball player to ever set foot on a basketball court.\n\nLooking to the future - UNC and Roy Williams + the best recruiting class in the country for 2006-2007 = WATCH OUT !!
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wow the ppl above me know sh**,\n\nKareem Abdul-Jabbar at 38,387 leads the nba most point ever scored.
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The record for most points scored by a rookie in an NBA game is held by Wilt Chamberlain who twiced scored 58 points for the Philadelphia Warriors (Now Golden State) during his rookie season.  The dates were 1/25/60 against the Detroit Pistons and 2/21/60 against the New York Knicks.
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Record-wise, it would be the Detroit Pistons.
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prekkoy, Dean Smith did not coach Walton or Lew Alcindor (it's Lew, not Lou...Lew was short for Lewis). They both played for John Wooden at UCLA... Alcindor's Bruins destroyed Smith's Tar Heels in the 1968 NCAA Championship game 78-55.\n\nJohn Wooden is the greatest college basketball coach ever, by far. Ten national championships in 12 years. Nowadays, you're great if you make it to the 'sweet 16'.  \n\nWooden's accomplishments totally dwarf Mike Krzyzewski's record, as well as that of every other college coach who ever lived.\n\nKrzyzewski is easily the best coach of the last twenty years. I think coach K is probably one of the top five college coaches ever, along with Wooden, Adolf Rupp, Bobby Knight and Dean Smith.\n\nOther than Elton Brand and Grant Hill, Duke's players don't seem to make very good NBA players, for some reason. Christian Laettner was never much of a player in the NBA, depsite the joke of naming him to the 1992 Dream Team, because they wanted to have one college player on the team.\n\nAny other Duke players from the last 20 years have a distinguished NBA career? I can't think of any. Bobby Hurley might have been a decent pro, but almost killed himself in that accident...\n\nWooden's players were much better prepared for the pros after playing at UCLA than Duke's players have ever been. But if I had one game to win in college today, there's no one I'd rather have on the sidelines than coach K.
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Indiana Pacers' Reggie Miller scored consecutive three-point shots to beat the New York Knicks in the last seconds of the first game of the 1995 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. As of 2005, Miller holds the NBA three-point field-goal record (2,560). \n\nIts got to be Reggie Miller!
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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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Most points, game: 186-Detroit at Denver, December 13, 1983 (3 OT)
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Pound for Pound, I would have to say Allen Iverson. He is an amazing player for his size and he has great heart. He has a "Never say die" attitude that makes him a competitor. He isn't even six foot tall, and yet he still averages over 30 points a game in a leage that the average height is more around 6'5". He is an all around, truly amazing player. Not to mention my idol!
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The team that scores the most points
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17572 points. he's played in 635 games and averges 27.7 ppg in his career\n\nhttp://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/nba/players/3094/
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Bob Johnson, Charlotte Bobcats
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Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, and Magic Johnson all come to mind.  However, I think you can argue that the best player is one that not only scores points, but also does other things that make his team and teammates better.  Therefore, I think Oscar the big "O" Robertson deserves this honor.  He is the only player to average a triple-double in a single year.  He is one of the top scoring guards of all time, having put up 26,710 points in his career.  Oh, and he was a 12-time All Star.