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Stats for 1,000-Point Scorers 2018-19 • RECORD BOOK STATS FOR 1,000-POINT SCORERS Year Name G FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT OR TR AVG AST TO PF STL BLK PTS AVG 05-09 Hansbrough, Tyler 142 939 1752 .536 12 38 .316 982 1241 .791 482 1219 8.6 154 297 348 180 65 2872 20.2 74-78 Ford, Phil 123 865 1640 .527 560 693 .808 261 2.1 753 228 163 5 2290 18.6 80-84 Perkins, Sam 135 786 1364 .576 12 28 .429 561 705 .796 1167 8.6 160 185 350 125 245 2145 15.9 54-57 Rosenbluth, Lennie 76 721 1571 .459 603 815 .740 790 10.4 0 210 2045 26.9 77-81 Wood, Al 126 825 1474 .560 365 478 .764 624 5.0 171 328 126 64 2015 16.0 67-70 Scott, Charlie 91 805 1678 .480 397 547 .726 649 7.1 193 217 2007 22.1 65-68 Miller, Larry 91 765 1498 .511 452 661 .684 834 9.2 0 224 1982 21.8 95-98 Jamison, Antawn 104 787 1364 .577 8 27 .296 392 635 .617 376 1027 9.9 93 183 256 93 85 1974 19.0 82-86 Daugherty, Brad 135 760 1226 .620 0 1 .000 392 560 .700 1003 7.4 214 295 402 92 146 1912 14.2 73-77 Davis, Walter 119 754 1420 .531 355 459 .773 670 5.6 409 247 149 38 1863 15.7 12-16 Paige, Marcus 141 599 1471 .407 299 798 .375 347 411 .844 55 399 2.8 242 602 274 35 203 1844 13.1 64-67 Lewis, Bob 83 662 1352 .490 512 660 .776 510 6.1 0 194 1836 22.1 14-18 Berry II, Joel 144 607 1448 .419 266 726 .366 333 400 .833 65 340 2.8 405 223 275 165 27 1813 12.6 81-84 Jordan, Michael 101 720 1333 .540 34 76 .447 314 420 .748 509 5.0 181 200 271 169 71 1788 17.7 76-80 O’Koren, Mike 117 643 1124 .572 479 660 .726 815 7.0 348 327 183 37 1765 15.1 89-93 Lynch, George 140 711 1369 .519 11 32 .344 314 482 .651 431 1097 7.8 233 318 386 241 60 1747 12.5 02-05 McCants, Rashad 98 614 1263 .486 221 553 .415 272 377 .721 147 397 4.1 204 221 237 145 61 1721 17.6 12-16 Johnson, Brice 148 714 1242 .575 0 0 – 288 407 .708 314 1035 7.0 369 133 188 163 111 1716 11.6 62-65 Cunningham, Billy 69 656 1387 .473 397 633 .627 1062 15.4 0 262 1709 24.8 87-91 Fox, Rick 140 633 1221 .518 153 394 .388 284 375 .757 594 4.2 323 339 405 197 44 1703 12.2 06-09 Ellington, Wayne 115 616 1331 .463 229 577 .397 233 288 .809 126 469 4.1 258 175 168 109 14 1694 14.7 83-87 Smith, Kenny 127 628 1226 .512 87 213 .408 293 356 .823 283 2.2 768 373 185 195 6 1636 12.9 90-94 Montross, Eric 139 626 1070 .585 — — — 375 601 .624 381 941 6.8 86 211 408 63 169 1627 11.7 14-17 Jackson, Justin 118 615 1341 .459 168 496 .339 228 320 .713 181 481 4.1 314 162 179 76 45 1626 13.8 01-05 Williams, Jawad 128 591 1214 .487 124 355 .349 320 442 .724 231 615 4.8 192 288 225 90 86 1626 12.7 88-92 Davis, Hubert 137 557 1118 .498 197 453 .435 304 371 .819 98 248 1.8 179 135 129 108 23 1615 11.8 72-76 Kupchak, Mitch 119 651 1110 .586 309 465 .665 1006 8.5 160 214 15 32 1611 13.5 85-89 Lebo, Jeff 133 524 1095 .479 211 493 .428 308 367 .839 327 2.5 580 263 284 159 7 1567 11.8 86-89 Reid, J.R. 96 584 972 .601 — — — 384 575 .668 731 7.6 159 292 304 109 86 1552 16.2 86-90 Williams, Scott 138 595 1080 .551 4 17 .235 314 496 .633 861 6.2 124 266 443 140 161 1508 10.9 08-12 Zeller, Tyler 117 547 1010 .542 0 2 .000 407 524 .777 316 788 6.7 69 165 271 78 130 1501 12.8 91-95 Williams, Donald 126 516 1192 .433 221 572 .386 239 321 .745 62 252 2.0 202 132 130 93 6 1492 11.8 13-17 Meeks, Kennedy 144 608 1097 .554 0 1 .000 266 422 .630 407 1052 7.3 142 187 324 99 154 1482 10.3 69-72 Wuycik, Dennis 87 519 880 .590 431 517 .834 556 6.4 193 266 1469 16.9 98-02 Capel, Jason 120 453 1022 .443 164 437 .375 377 458 .823 214 807 6.7 329 257 302 123 23 1447 12.1 94-98 Williams, Shammond 134 460 1012 .455 233 578 .403 291 343 .849 55 332 2.5 399 271 164 92 2 1444 10.8 06-10 Thompson, Deon 152 579 1171 .494 0 2 .000 256 390 .656 290 743 4.9 114 202 323 118 141 1414 9.3 97-01 Haywood, Brendan 141 541 849 .637 — — — 329 554 .592 323 839 6.0 118 223 345 47 304 1411 10.0 98-02 Lang, Kris 128 576 1078 .534 0 1 .000 240 387 .620 219 678 5.3 74 155 216 81 81 1392 10.9 06-09 Lawson, Ty 105 463 896 .517 112 278 .403 337 432 .780 65 303 2.9 608 219 205 184 10 1375 13.1 05-09 Green, Danny 145 491 1079 .455 184 491 .375 202 239 .845 204 590 4.1 256 209 277 160 155 1368 9.4 66-69 Clark, Rusty 91 513 1003 .511 313 448 .699 929 10.2 35 282 1339 14.7 55-58 Brennan, Pete 81 413 991 .417 506 715 .708 854 10.5 0 248 1332 16.4 51-55 Lifson, Al 90 477 1211 .394 368 581 .633 154 3.9 0 0 1322 14.7 85-90 Madden, Kevin 134 519 893 .581 29 84 .345 229 346 .662 475 3.5 217 210 199 100 35 1296 9.7 70-73 Karl, George 94 494 964 .512 305 391 .780 279 3.0 394 278 1293 13.8 99-01 Forte, Joseph 69 479 1055 .454 111 302 .368 221 273 .810 99 399 5.8 210 169 138 121 12 1290 18.7 58-61 Larese, York 72 468 1057 .443 351 441 .796 407 5.7 73 206 1287 17.9 95-98 Carter, Vince 103 481 880 .547 99 269 .368 206 292 .705 183 466 4.5 197 123 190 114 80 1267 12.3 71-74 Jones, Bobby 92 522 859 .608 220 343 .641 817 8.9 285 239 1264 13.7 96-00 Cota, Ed 138 438 969 .452 93 250 .372 293 399 .734 106 517 3.7 1030 470 176 192 25 1262 9.1 02-05 Felton, Raymond 101 414 978 .423 174 464 .375 258 353 .731 69 417 4.1 698 233 233 192 27 1260 12.5 95-99 Okulaja, Ademola 139 424 967 .438 143 382 .374 263 387 .680 310 890 6.4 327 256 273 175 33 1254 9.0 11-14 McAdoo, James Michael 108 467 1044 .447 0 9 .000 298 524 .569 232 640 5.9 111 173 229 132 58 1232 11.4 83-87 Wolf, Joe 128 511 928 .551 23 40 .575 186 243 .765 707 5.5 243 207 279 84 39 1231 9.6 10-12 Barnes, Harrison 75 439 1018 .431 116 332 .349 234 319 .734 149 414 5.5 96 146 140 68 29 1228 16.4 79-82 Worthy, James 84 485 896 .541 249 382 .652 620 7.4 208 94 211 117 94 1219 14.5 02-05 May, Sean 77 442 862 .513 0 11 .000 329 459 .717 267 771 10.0 113 183 188 100 94 1213 15.8 38-41 Glamack, George 70 479 263 1191 17.0 53-56 Vayda, Jerry 92 398 981 .406 391 584 .670 687 7.5 185 27 4 1187 12.9 80-84 Doherty, Matt 129 418 876 .477 20 49 .408 309 406 .761 446 3.5 446 197 230 110 30 1165 9.0 87-91 Chilcutt, Pete 140 483 904 .534 20 58 .345 164 231 .710 766 5.5 188 226 155 115 83 1150 8.2 93-96 McInnis, Jeff 100 403 878 .459 138 348 .397 184 256 .719 63 277 2.8 435 200 177 108 0 1128 11.3 09-12 Henson, John 109 475 955 .497 5 24 .208 169 350 .483 269 885 8.1 108 166 159 68 279 1124 10.3 90-94 Reese, Brian 134 435 869 .501 47 148 .318 196 305 .643 185 436 3.3 266 260 140 70 17 1113 8.3 13-17 Hicks, Isaiah 151 420 735 .571 1 6 .167 271 374 .725 221 546 3.6 100 159 370 50 79 1112 7.4 92-96 Calabria, Dante 135 373 825 .452 193 469 .412 159 221 .719 115 426 3.2 336 195 226 115 8 1098 8.1 93-95 Stackhouse, Jerry 69 353 712 .496 39 110 .355 335 465 .720 171 456 6.6 162 198 129 92 76 1080 15.7 66-69 Bunting, Bill 95 398 774 .514 273 369 .740 612 6.4 42 264 1069 11.3 44-48 Dillon, John 115 398 267 1063 9.2 57-60 Shaffer, Lee 75 400 901 .444 253 330 .767 606 8.1 30 199 1053 14.0 20-24 Carmichael, Cartwright 82 290 444 1024 12.9 68-71 Dedmon, Lee 89 378 786 .481 263 388 .678 729 8.2 180 303 1019 11.4 50-53 Grimaldi, Vince 81 424 1261 .336 170 310 .548 1018 12.6 44-48 Paxton, Bob 115 361 288 1010 8.8 73-77 LaGarde, Tommy 102 367 630 .583 ­­ 273 358 .763 0 545 5.3 82 0 191 44 46 1007 9.9 Carolina has 76 1,000-point scorers, most in NCAA history entering the 2018-19 season.
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