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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Rank Player Season Points 11. Matt Carroll 2002-03 664 INDIVIDUAL 12. Robert Whitmore 1967-68 661 13. Luke Harangody 2009-10 653 RECORDS Troy Murphy 2000-01 653 15. Monty Williams 1993-94 649 16. Bob Arnzen 1967-68 644 17 Bonzie Colson 2016-17 639 18 Chris Thomas 2002-03 637 19 Pat Garrity 1996-97 633 POINTS 20 John Shumate 1972-73 631 POINTS – GAME POINTS – CAREER Points Player Game Score Date Rank Player Season Points 61 Austin Carr vs. Ohio* 112- 82 3/ 7/70 1. Austin Carr 1968-71 2,560 55 Austin Carr West Virginia 114- 78 2/21/70 2. Luke Harangody 2006-10 2,476 54 Austin Carr Indiana 103-106 12/15/70 3. Adrian Dantley 1973-76 2,223 53 Austin Carr Tulane 115- 80 2/16/70 4. Chris Thomas 2001-05 2,195 52 Austin Carr vs. Kentucky^ 99-109 3/12/70 5. Pat Garrity 1994-98 2,085 52 Austin Carr vs. TCU% 102- 94 3/13/71 6. David Rivers 1984-88 2,058 51 Austin Carr DePaul 96- 73 1/14/70 7. Troy Murphy 1998-01 2,011 50 Austin Carr at Butler 121-114 2/23/70 8. Matt Carroll 1999-03 1,850 50 Austin Carr at Kentucky 99- 92 12/29/70 9. Tom Hawkins 1956-59 1,820 49 Adrian Dantley Air Force 99- 66 2/10/75 10. David Graves 1998-02 1,746 47 Austin Carr Detroit Mercy 93- 79 1/14/71 11. Jerian Grant 2011-15 1,739 47 Austin Carr at West Virginia 107- 98 2/20/71 12. Kelly Tripucka 1977-81 1,719 47 Austin Carr Dayton 83- 82 3/1/71 13. Bob Arnzen 1966-69 1,665 47 Austin Carr vs. Houston# 106-119 3/20/71 14. Bonzie Colson 2014-18 1,632 47 Larry Sheffield Detroit 104-114 1/13/64 15. Robert Whitmore 1966-69 1,580 46 Austin Carr UCLA 89- 82 1/23/71 16. LaPhonso Ellis 1988-92 1,505 46 Austin Carr Valparaiso 100- 75 2/15/71 17. Elmer Bennett 1988-92 1,488 45 Austin Carr vs. Iowa^ 106-121 3/14/70 18. Pat Connaughton 2011-15 1.465 45 Austin Carr Minnesota 97- 73 1/2/71 19. Chris Quinn 2002-06 1,454 45 Austin Carr NYU 106- 68 2/23/71 20. Don Williams 1974-78 1,433 44 Austin Carr St. Peter’s 135- 88 2/4/70 44 Adrian Dantley Northwestern 100- 84 12/4/74 43 Lloyd Aubrey Butler 83- 69 1/4/56 43 Tom Hawkins Air Force 98- 70 2/8/58 43 Bob Whitmore at Butler 101- 80 1/30/67 FIELD GOALS 43 Austin Carr at Kentucky 100-102 12/27/69 43 Austin Carr vs. South Carolina+ 83- 84 12/30/69 43 Austin Carr Santa Clara 85- 83 12/31/70 FIELD GOALS MADE – GAME 42 Austin Carr N. Illinois 111- 92 12/10/69 Made Att Player Game Date 42 Monty Williams Valparaiso 95-74 11/28/93 25 44 Austin Carr vs. Ohio* 3/7/1970 41 Larry Sheffield vs. Indiana! 102-108 12/4/63 22 35 Austin Carr vs. Kentucky^ 3/12/1970 41 Adrian Dantley West Virginia 108- 80 2/23/74 22 44 Austin Carr at Butler 2/23/1970 41 Adrian Dantley at LaSalle 108- 89 2/4/76 22 35 Austin Carr Tulane 2/16/1970 40 Collis Jones at Butler 121-114 2/23/70 21 32 Austin Carr at Kentucky# 12/19/1970 40 Luke Harangody at Louisville 85-90 2/28/08 21 39 Austin Carr Indiana 12/15/1970 21 32 Austin Carr at Kentucky# 12/27/1969 * – NCAA First Round, UD Arena, Dayton, OH 20 34 Austin Carr Minnesota 1/2/1971 ^ – NCAA First & Second Round, St. John Arena, Columbus, OH % – NCAA First Round, Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston, TX 20 37 Austin Carr West Virginia 2/21/1970 # – NCAA Regional Consolation Game, Koch Arena, Wichita, KS 20 34 Austin Carr St. Peter’s 2/4/1970 + – Sugar Bowl Tournament, Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, LA 20 29 Austin Carr DePaul 1/14/1970 ! – Fort Wayne Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne, IN * – NCAA First Round, UD Arena, Dayton, OH ^ – NCAA Second Round, St. John Arena, Columbus, OH POINTS – SEASON # – Freedom Hall, Louisville, KY Rank Player Season Points 1. Austin Carr 1969-70 1,106 FIELD GOALS MADE – ACC GAME 2. Austin Carr 1970-71 1,101 Made Att Player Game Date 3. Adrian Dantley 1974-75 883 12 17 Matt Farrell at Boston College 2/17/2018 4. Troy Murphy 1999-00 839 12 21 Bonzie Colson vs. Duke* 3/11/2017 5. Adrian Dantley 1975-76 829 12 18 Bonzie Colson Florida State 2/11/2017 6. Luke Harangody 2008-09 792 12 22 V.J. Beachem Syracuse 1/21/2017 7. Tom Hawkins 1957-58 730 12 19 Bonzie Colson at Duke 1/16/2016 8. John Shumate 1973-74 703 10 16 V.J. Beachem at NC State 2/18/2017 9. Luke Harangody 2007-08 672 10 16 Bonzie Colson Wake Forest 2/7/2017 10. Collis Jones 1970-71 671 10 20 Bonzie Colson at Pittsburgh 12/31/2016 Back-to-Back Elite Eight Appearances – 2015 and 2016 31 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 10 18 Jerian Grant Georgia Tech 1/3/2015 Pct. (Md-Att) Player Game Date 10 16 Demetrius Jackson at Duke 1/16/2016 1.000 (5-5) Matt Gotsch Youngstown State 1/26/1996 10 13 Zach Auguste Georgia Tech 1/13/2016 1.000 (5-5) Rich Branning at UCLA 12/10/1977 10 15 Garrick Sherman Georgia Tech 2/26/2014 * – NIT Second Round, Madison Square Garden, New York, NY * – ACC Championship Game, Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY ^ – BB&T Classic, MCI Center, Washington, DC $ – NCAA First Round, Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, NC FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED – GAME + – NCAA First Round, Barclays Center, Brookly, NY Att Made Player Game Date % – Crossroads Classic, Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN # – Maui Invitational, Lahaina Civic Center, Lahaina, Hawaii 44 22 Austin Carr at Butler 2/23/1970 40 17 Austin Carr vs. Houston^ 3/20/1971 39 18 Austin Carr NYU 2/23/1971 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE – ACC GAME 39 21 Austin Carr Indiana 12/15/1970 (Minimum six attempts) 37 20 Austin Carr West Virginia 2/21/1970 Pct. (Md-Att) Player Game Date 36 15 Gary Brokaw Western Michigan 12/6/1971 1.000 (7-7) Bonzie Colson at Louisville 3/4/2015 36 13 Austin Carr Duquesne 1/18/1971 .889 (8-9) Martinas Geben at North Carolina 2/12/2018 35 22 Austin Carr vs. Kentucky# 3/12/1970 .889 (8-9) Bonzie Colson Boston College 1/7/2016 35 22 Austin Carr Tulane 2/16/1970 .889 (8-9) Bonzie Colson at Boston College 2/21/2015 .833 (5-6) Demetrius Jackson at Boston College 2/21/2015 * – NCAA First Round, UD Arena, Dayton, OH .800 (8-10) Jerian Grant Miami 1/17/2015 ^ – NCAA Consolation Game, Koch Arena, Wichita, KS .778 (7-9) Pat Connaughton vs. North Carolina* 3/14/2015 # – NCAA Second Round, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH .778 (7-9) Steve Vasturia Boston College 2/4/2015 .769 (10-13) Martinas Geben Louisville 1/16/2018 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED – ACC GAME .769 (10-13) Zach Auguste Georgia Tech 1/13/2016 .750 (9-12) Bonzie Colson at Boston College 2/14/2017 Att. Made Player Game Date .750 (9-12) Garrick Sherman at Maryland 1/15/2014 25 8 Matt Farrell Louisville 1/16/2018 .750 (6-8) Martinas Geben at Boston College 2/17/2018 22 12 V.J. Beachem Syracuse 1/21/2017 .750 (6-8) John Mooney at North Carolina 2/12/2018 21 8 Bonzie Colson Georgia Tech 12/30/2017 .750 (6-8) Pat Connaughton at Virginia Tech 1/22/2015 21 12 Bonzie Colson vs. Duke* 3/11/2017 .727 (8-11) T.J. Gibbs Boston College 2/6/2018 20 10 Bonzie Colson at Pittsburgh 12/31/2016 .727 (8-11) Bonzie Colson Virginia 1/24/2107 19 12 Bonzie Colson at Duke 1/16/2016 .714 (5-7) T.J. Gibbs at Virginia Tech 1/14/2017 19 9 Garrick Sherman NC State 1/7/2014 18 12 Bonzie Colson Florida State 2/11/2017 * – ACC Championship Game, Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, NC 18 5 Demetrius Jackson North Carolina 2/6/2016 18 9 Demetrius Jackson Pittsburgh 1/9/2016 FIELD GOALS MADE – SEASON 18 10 Jerian Grant Georgia Tech 1/3/2016 Rank Player Season Made 18 6 Garrick Sherman at Georgia Tech 1/11/2014 1. Austin Carr 1969-70 444 17 8 V.J. Beachem Boston College 3/1/2017 2. Austin Carr 1970-71 430 17 7 Demetrius Jackson at Virginia 1/2/2016 3. Adrian Dantley 1974-75 315 17 7 Jerian Grant at NC State 1/25/2015 4. Luke Harangody 2008-09 300 17 9 Eric Atkins at North Carolina 3/3/2014 Adrian Dantley 1975-76 300 17 9 Eric Atkins Boston College 2/1/2014 6. Tom Hawkins 1957-58 286 * – ACC Championship Game, Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY 7. John Shumate 1973-74 281 8. Troy Murphy 1999-00 274 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE – GAME Collis Jones 1970-71 274 (Minimum five attempts) 10. Bob Arnzen 1967-68 269 11. Luke Harangody 2007-08 259 Pct. (Md-Att) Player Game Date 12. John Shumate 1972-73 257 1.000 (9-9) Zach Auguste Coppin State 11/19/2014 13.
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