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Sta_MBB01_sp 10/10/01 11:19 AM Page 175 Statistical Leaders 2001 Division I Individual Leaders .. .1 7 6 2001 Division I Game Highs.. .1 7 8 2001 Division I Team Leaders .. .1 8 0 2002 Division I Top Returne e s. .1 8 2 2001 Division II Individual Leaders .. .1 8 4 2001 Division II Game Highs.. .1 8 6 2001 Division II Team Leaders .. .1 8 8 2001 Division III Individual Leaders .. .1 8 9 2001 Division III Game Highs .. .1 9 2 2001 Division III Team Leaders .. .1 9 3 Stat_MBKB01 10/9/01 1:53 PM Page 176 17 6 2001 DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 2001 Division I Individual Leaders Sc o r i n g Cl . Ht . G TF G FG A Pc t . 3F G FG A Pc t . FT FT A Pc t . Re b . Av g . Pt s . Av g . 1. Ronnie McCollum, Centenary (La.) ...........Sr. 6-4 27 244 592 41.2 85 252 33.7 214 236 90.7 101 3.7 787 29.1 2. Kyle Hill, Eastern Ill. ...............................Sr. 6-2 31 250 529 47.3 86 199 43.2 151 180 83.9 151 4.9 737 23.8 3. Dewayne Jefferson, Miss. Val. .................Sr. 6-3 27 216 500 43.2 107 285 37.5 98 121 81.0 173 6.4 637 23.6 4. Tarise Bryson, Illinois St. .........................Sr. 6-1 30 208 447 46.5 62 174 35.6 207 252 82.1 118 3.9 685 22.8 5. Henry Domercant, Eastern Ill. ..................So 6-4 31 256 519 49.3 79 179 44.1 115 141 81.6 211 6.8 706 22.8 6. Rashad Phillips, Detroit ...........................Sr. 5-10 35 232 535 43.4 136 328 41.5 185 202 91.6 88 2.5 785 22.4 7. Brandon Wolfram, UTEP .........................Sr. 6-9 32 251 425 59.1 6 18 33.3 206 250 82.4 242 7.6 714 22.3 8. Rasual Butler, La Salle ............................. Jr. 6-8 29 231 574 40.2 97 272 35.7 82 97 84.5 187 6.4 641 22.1 9. #Brandon Armstrong, Pepperdine ............ Jr. 6-4 31 240 537 44.7 76 198 38.4 128 155 82.6 101 3.3 684 22.1 10. Marvin O’Connor, St. Joseph’s ................ Jr. 6-4 32 240 516 46.5 99 265 37.4 127 188 67.6 119 3.7 706 22.1 11. Tarvis Williams, Hampton .......................Sr. 6-9 32 259 487 53.2 0 0 0.0 184 253 72.7 220 6.9 702 21.9 12. #Troy Murphy, Notre Dame .................... Jr. 6-11 30 223 473 47.1 30 86 34.9 177 231 76.6 277 9.2 653 21.8 13. #Trenton Hassell, Austin Peay ..................Sr. 6-5 32 246 507 48.5 53 136 39.0 148 186 79.6 249 7.8 693 21.7 14. Isaac Spencer, Murray St. .......................Sr. 6-6 29 225 461 48.8 6 36 16.7 170 241 70.5 206 7.1 626 21.6 15. Jason Williams, Duke ..............................So 6-2 39 285 603 47.3 132 309 42.7 139 309 45.0 128 3.3 841 21.6 16. Demond Mallet, McNeese St. ..................Sr. 6-1 31 216 501 43.1 107 275 38.9 121 152 79.6 103 3.3 660 21.3 17. Carlos Arroyo, Florida Int’l ......................Sr. 6-2 29 215 499 43.1 52 176 29.5 134 180 74.4 100 3.4 616 21.2 18. Kareem Rush, Missouri ............................So. 6-6 26 192 434 44.2 69 154 44.8 96 120 80.0 174 6.7 549 21.1 19. #Joseph Forte, North Carolina .................So. 6-4 33 251 558 45.0 55 146 37.7 133 156 85.3 201 6.1 690 20.9 20. #Michael Bradley, Villanova .................... Jr. 6-10 31 254 367 69.2 12 34 35.3 125 212 59.0 303 9.8 645 20.8 21. Troy Bell, Boston College .........................So. 6-1 32 186 405 45.9 70 179 39.1 210 245 85.7 138 4.3 652 20.4 22. Ian Chadwick, Wofford ..........................Sr. 6-4 25 160 382 41.9 73 221 33.0 116 148 78.4 80 3.2 509 20.4 23. Steven Howard, St. Francis (N.Y.) ............Sr. 6-4 29 171 447 38.3 92 254 36.2 153 179 85.5 117 4.0 587 20.2 24. Brian Heinle, Cal St. Northridge ..............Sr. 6-9 32 229 458 50.0 52 121 43.0 136 207 65.7 293 9.2 646 20.2 25. Mike Wilks, Rice ....................................Sr. 5-11 30 190 434 43.8 56 145 38.6 168 215 78.1 147 4.9 604 20.1 26. Tierre Brown, McNeese St. ......................Sr. 6-2 31 213 518 41.1 51 152 33.6 146 184 79.3 177 5.7 623 20.1 27. Wes Burtner, Belmont ............................. Jr. 6-5 28 175 386 45.3 93 240 38.8 119 144 82.6 143 5.1 562 20.1 28. Shane Battier, Duke ................................Sr. 6-8 39 251 533 47.1 124 296 41.9 152 191 79.6 285 7.3 778 19.9 29. Devin Brown, Texas-San Antonio .............. Jr. 6-5 28 186 436 42.7 45 157 28.7 139 193 72.0 212 7.6 556 19.9 30. Maurice Baker, Oklahoma St. .................. Jr. 6-1 30 200 381 52.5 64 157 40.8 129 160 80.6 202 6.7 593 19.8 31. Earl Hunt, Brown ....................................So. 6-5 27 190 390 48.7 41 100 41.0 112 145 77.2 168 6.2 533 19.7 32. #Will Solomon, Clemson ......................... Jr. 6-1 30 183 461 39.7 95 252 37.7 130 165 78.8 86 2.9 591 19.7 33. Victor Thomas, La Salle ...........................Sr. 6-7 29 199 450 44.2 47 143 32.9 126 169 74.6 197 6.8 571 19.7 34. Greg Stevenson, Richmond ......................Sr. 6-6 29 215 401 53.6 48 99 48.5 92 120 76.7 223 7.7 570 19.7 35. Demond Stewart, Niagara ......................Sr. 6-3 27 162 418 38.8 41 142 28.9 165 234 70.5 207 7.7 530 19.6 36. Kevin Houston, St. Bonaventure ................Sr. 6-4 30 186 443 42.0 75 212 35.4 139 171 81.3 208 6.9 586 19.5 37. Monty Mack, Massachusetts ....................Sr. 6-3 29 182 472 38.6 95 261 36.4 107 137 78.1 84 2.9 566 19.5 38. Sean Lampley, California ........................Sr. 6-7 31 209 416 50.2 7 33 21.2 180 244 73.8 224 7.2 605 19.5 39. Preston Shumpert, Syracuse ..................... Jr. 6-6 34 225 515 43.7 80 207 38.6 132 173 76.3 200 5.9 662 19.5 40. Joe Crispin, Penn St. ...............................Sr. 6-1 33 195 523 37.3 108 303 35.6 144 165 87.3 118 3.6 642 19.5 41. Stephen Starks, Drexel ............................Sr. 6-5 27 201 411 48.9 50 117 42.7 73 97 75.3 95 3.5 525 19.4 42. Torrey Butler, Coastal Caro. ....................Jr. 6-3 26 180 344 52.3 50 105 47.6 95 130 73.1 150 5.8 505 19.4 43. Ramel Lloyd, Long Beach St. ....................Sr. 6-4 31 215 482 44.6 47 150 31.3 123 192 64.1 118 3.8 600 19.4 44. Richy Dominquez, St. Francis (N.Y.) .........Sr. 6-5 28 186 365 51.0 34 96 35.4 135 193 69.9 206 7.4 541 19.3 45. Mario Porter, Rider ................................. Jr. 6-6 28 204 387 52.7 13 39 33.3 116 157 73.9 191 6.8 537 19.2 46. Senecca Wall, Sam Houston St. ...............Sr. 6-4 29 171 319 53.6 19 53 35.8 194 264 73.5 189 6.5 555 19.1 47. Rahsaan Johnson, Monmouth ................... Jr. 6-0 31 191 474 40.3 69 202 34.2 142 185 76.8 190 6.1 593 19.1 48. Jermaine Boyette, Weber St. ....................So. 6-2 24 158 316 50.0 20 64 31.3 123 154 79.9 81 3.4 459 19.1 49. #Jerry Green, UC Irvine .......................... Jr. 6-3 30 173 382 45.3 29 68 42.6 196 235 83.4 143 4.8 571 19.0 50. Casey Calvary, Gonzaga ........................Sr. 6-8 32 226 412 54.9 29 69 42.0 127 210 60.5 213 6.7 608 19.0 51. #Kirk Haston, Indiana ............................. Jr. 6-10 33 243 518 46.9 26 69 37.7 114 166 68.7 288 8.7 626 19.0 52. Altron Jackson, South Fla. ........................ Jr. 6-6 31 231 477 48.4 32 103 31.1 93 138 67.4 152 4.9 587 18.9 53. Karim Souchu, Furman ............................So. 6-7 26 190 415 45.8 46 144 31.9 65 110 59.1 137 5.3 491 18.9 54. Brendon Rowell, Elon .............................. Jr. 6-3 28 181 353 51.3 34 83 41.0 131 183 71.6 96 3.4 527 18.8 55. Brian Wardle, Marquette ........................Sr. 6-5 29 175 433 40.4 65 170 38.2 129 154 83.8 106 3.7 544 18.8 56.
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