Which player scored the most points in a single game in the 2006 NCAA Basketball tournament?
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Joakim Noah?  I have no clue.
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Top 25 as of 2006:\n\n1. Kobe Bryant\n2. Kevin Garnett\n3. LeBron James\n4. Shawn Marion\n5. Elton Brand\n6. Dirk Nowitzki\n7. Dwyane Wade\n8. Allen Iverson  \n9. Yao Ming  \n10. Chris Bosh\n11. Paul Pierce\n12. Gilbert Arenas\n13. Steve Nash\n14. Pau Gasol\n15. Tim Duncan\n16. Marcus Camby\n17. Andrei Kirilenko\n18. Jermaine O'Neal\n19. Chris Webber\n20. Lamar Odom\n21. Jason Kidd\n22. Dwight Howard\n23. Chris Paul\n24. Ray Allen\n25. Carmelo Anthony\n\nI can't list all time. I didn't watch most of them play.
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LA Clippers\n\nClippers 106 - Orlando 94
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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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BASKETBALLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!
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Wilt Chamberlain scored the points in an NBA game. 100 points.
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Ohio State had the best recruiting class.. landing 4 of the Top 30 recruits in the country including the top prospect Greg Oden and his teammate Greg Conley, who is widely believed to be one of the best young point guards in the country.\n\nDaequan Cook and David Lighty were the other two top 30 recruits the Buckeyes landed for this coming season.\n\nNorth Carolina also had a tremendous class, landing three top 10 recruits (F/C Brandan Wright, PG Tywon Lawson, and SG Wayne Ellington)\n\nDuke, Kansas, and Texas round out the best classes for 2006.. but Ohio State and North Carolina did an amazing job landing prime talent for the future.
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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 only player to lead the NCAA, the NBA  and the ABA in scoring in no other than Rick Barry.
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Bob Johnson, Charlotte Bobcats
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Position: F-G\nHeight: 6'7"    Weight: 200 lbs.\nBorn: January 12, 1960 in Paris, France \nHigh School: Washington in Washington, NC\nCollege: University of Georgia\n\n\nDrafted by the Utah Jazz in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the 1982 NBA draft.
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I hate to tell you this, but all of those players have made at least a shot from beyond the arc. Seeing as it would be hard to find anybody who didnt make "one shot from behind the arc", i think i will say  Wilt Chamberlain .
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Carmelo Kyan Anthony\n10 points!
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Florida State. They had massive ammounts of hugely talented players comming out of their school. 5 in the 1st round which is crazy.
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20 points, 6 rebounds (5 def.), 5 blocks, 2 assists.
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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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Underrated..  In history would be Sam Perkins. He was a center in the late 80's and 90's who could nail a three at any minute. Was one of the first to do this. Now Luke Ridnour pg of the Seattle Sonics. Simply because he gets everyone such great looks. One of the many reasons Ray Allen broke the three point record this year.