what is the ncaa division 1 mens basketball all time scoring record?
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3667 pts by "Pistol" Pete Maravich of LSU
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Not sure of the stats....but a good website to look at past records for any college team going back till like forever...is \n\nwww.cfbdatawarehouse.com\n\nHope this helps!
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Here ya go boss:\n\nhttp://www.hoophall.com/exhibits/chamberlain_boxscore.htm
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it was 50.4 points per game, in 1962.\n\n4,029 pts in 80 games. (Jordan's highest scoring season was 3,041 points, almost 1,000 points behind).  Wilt  was 'held' to under 30 points only twice that year, both games, he scored in the twenties...\n\nHe also averaged 48.5 minutes per game that year.  He sat out only 8 minutes during the entire season, but played many more minutes of  overtime.\n\nThink Ilgauskas will ever match that?\n\n\nThe top single season scoring averages:\n\n1 / Wilt Chamberlain /50.36 / 1962\n2 / Wilt Chamberlain / 44.83 / 1963\n3 / Wilt Chamberlain /  38.39 /1961\n4 / Wilt Chamberlain  /37.60 /1960\n5 / Michael Jordan  / 37.09  / 1987\n6 / Wilt Chamberlain  / 36.85 / 1964\n\nElgin Baylor averaged 38 ppg in 1962, but was limited to 48 games that year due (mostly) to military service.\n\nJordan's so called 'scoring' feats are totally dwarfed by Chamberlain.   Wilt retired 33 years ago and he STILL has more 60 point games than everyone else in the history of the NBA combined.  (Wilt had 32, Jordan had only 4). There have been about 57 or 58 sixty point games.\n\nWilt also scored 50 pts in a game 122 times. Jordan did it 37 times.\n\nWilt, of course, had 6 seventy point games, including his 100 point game...a single triple... Jordan's career high was 69 (in overtime...MJ's career non-overtime high was only 64).\n\nWilt was also the only player ever to get more than 20 pts, 20 rebounds and 20 assists in the same game... a double-triple double.\n\nWilt had 7 straight 50 point games, 14 straight 40 point games, 65 straight 30 point games and 126 straight 20 point games.\n\nI could go on, but...\n\n\nkevin e - (see comment below)  ...  you couldn't be more wrong. There have been plenty of 'under 6 ft' players over the last 20 years, there were none when Wilt played.  Nate Archibald, a Hall of Fame guard, was nicknamed 'Tiny'... Archibald was 6'1"....Tiny was also the only player ever to lead the NBA in scoring and assists in the same year.\n\nYou have some tall centers now, but height doesn't mean anything. Ilgauskas is 7'3".  He SUCKS... Yao, at 7'4" ain't much either...\n\nShaq is the ONLY NBA center playing today how who is a sure-fire Hall of Famer. The only other center today who might make the Hall is Alonzo Mourning, but he's a bit of a long shot.  Ben Wallace has NO shot at the Hall of Fame, and he's 2nd team all NBA this year.\n\nThere are a ton of seven foot centers around now, but NONE of them are going to the Hall of Fame, except Shaq... because NONE of them can play basketball...\n\nThe Knicks center, against whom Wilt scored most of his points, was 6'11", just 2 inches shorter than Wilt's 7'1".  Plus, Wilt was always double and triple teamed from his first game in high school until the day he retired.\n\n Did Jordan, or Lebron James, ever score 100 points when the person guarding them was 2 inches shorter?  How about D-Wade?  What's HIS career high?\n\nFunny how you discount Wilt's stats because you (incorrectly) assume that he played against a bunch of short guys... yet you probably believe that Jordan was the greatest, just because he could score points against a bunch of high school kids...\n\nWilt retired in 1973.  The first center to make the Hall of Fame whom Wilt DIDN'T play against was Bill Walton, who was elected to the HOF in 1993, TWENTY years later...Walt Bellamy, another 6'11" short guy, was elected that same year...he was almost an exact contemporary of Wilt's.\n\nIn between, you had a string of Hall of Fame centers such as Bill Russell, Jerry Lucas, Willis Reed, Nate Thurmond, Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Dave Cowens, Bob Lanier... \n\nOther centers to make the HOF (after Walton)  whom Wilt played against were Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (another one of those short guys) and Bob McAdoo...\n\nPlus, with fewer teams then, Wilt had to go against Russell 8-10 ti
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Dickie V, BABY, you gotta love it, the diaper dandies, the alley oops, the plus 1, the and 1, the high risers baby! I agreee, I'm pumped about NCAA hoops. There has already been a bunch of exciting games. Man, check out some of the ESPN 2 games.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaab/recap;_ylt=AkRZUlcBhHNKLYUCJu8GqLzevbYF?gid=200603160058\n\nthere's the link
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I'm going to assume you mean NCAA because this is in the basketball category -\n\nNational Collegiate Athletic Association
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NCAA Division I:\n7 - Cincinnati vs Bradley (75-73), December 21, 1981\n \nNBA:\n6 - Indianapolis at Rochester (75-73), January 6, 1951
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It's definetely the UCONN Huskies. They are the most dominant college hoops team in the country.
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Kobe Bryant can! I think he scored 81 points in one game this year. No one else came close.
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Give this link a try:\n\nhttp://www.nba.com/history/records/
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GEORGETOWN---\nFINAL\nSCORE: G'TWN-54...NoIa-49
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College: 1982 UNC Tarheels (Jordan, Sam Perkins, James Worthy)\nNBA: 1996 Chicago Bulls ( 72-10 Record !!!!)
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I think U should search on line.\ntry this\nhttp://sports.yahoo.com/ncaab/scoreboard\nalso U will find much more if u searched the web for College basket ball.\nGGOD LUCK\n:)
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http://web1.ncaa.org/ssLists/sportByInst.do?sport=MBB&division=ALL
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Try espn.com or do a search for NCAA men's players of the year history or\nwww.nbc17.com/News/1688784/detail.html
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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.