Who are the top ten scorers in the University of Kentucky basketball history?

Answer 1

MOST POINTS - ACC CAREER

…….Points...First...Last...Yrs...Gms….Avg….

1…..2,836 ...2005...2009... 4 … 140 … 20.3 Tyler Hansbrough, UNC (active)

2…..2,769 ...2002...2006... 4 … 139 … 19.9 J.J. Redick, Duke

3…..2,587 ...1951...1986... 4 … 133 … 19.2 Johnny Dawkins, Duke

4…..2,551 ...1987...1991... 4 … 124 … 20.6 Rodney Monroe, NCSU

5…..2,516 ...1988...1992... 4 … 131 … 19.2 Bryant Stith, UVA

6…..2,460 ...1988...1992... 4 … 148 … 16.6 Christian Laettner, Duke

7…..2,323 ...1976...1980... 4 … 122 … 19.0 Mike Gminski, Duke

8…..2,317 ...1977...1981... 4 … 123 … 18.8 Jeff Lamp, UVA

9…..2,309 ...1972...1975... 3 ….. 86 … 26.8 David Thompson, NCSU

10…2,290 ...1974...1978... 4 … 123 … 18.6 Phil Ford, UNC

This list is incorrect. This was the list in 2008

1. HANSBROUGH not dookie reddick (2003-06) 2,769

2. Dickie Hemric, Wake (1952-55) 2,587

3. Johnny Dawkins, Duke (1983-86) 2,556

4. Rodney Monroe, N.C. State (1988-91) 2,551

5. Bryant Stith, UVa (1989-92) 2,516

6. Christian Laettner, Duke (1989-92) 2,460

7. Mike Gminski, Duke (1977-80) 2,323

8. Jeff Lamp, UVa (1978-81) 2,317

9. David Thompson, N.C. State (1973-75) 2,309

10. Phil Ford, UNC (1975-78) 2,290Copyright 2011 by Capitol Broadcasting Company.

You left Dickie Hemric off. Tyler Hansbrough topping the list knocks Phil Ford off the list. You also gave Dickie Hemric's point total to Johnny Dawkins. Although Johnny appreciates the extra points that is not correct. Johnny Dawkins total is 2,556. You can see how the creative editing took place by looking at the years Johnny Dawkins played on the list that was posted 1951-to 1986. Wow that most have been a very hard degree.:):) Looks like the list at the top was made by a Carolina fan who couldn't bear to have Phil Ford bumped and was desperate to have more than one Carolina player on the list. Nice try:) Wow which must make you a dookie fan cuz you just couldn't bear to replace reddick with hansbrough. Oh and blaming your shortcomings on a Carolina blue conspiracy. Did you ever consider maybe it was an honest mistake?

Answer 2

By points per game. Player G FGFT PTS PPG 1. Michael Jordan 1,072 12,192 7,327 32,292 30.1 1. Wilt Chamberlain 1,045 12,681 6,057 31,419 30.1 3. Allen Iverson 839 8,047 6,062 23,188 27.6 4. LeBron James 403 3,981 2,561 11,043 27.4 4. Elgin Baylor 846 8,693 5,763 23,149 27.4 6. Jerry West 932 9,016 7,160 25,192 27.0 7. Bob Pettit 792 7,349 6,182 20,880 26.4 8. George Gervin 791 8,045 4,541 20,708 26.2 9. Oscar Robertson 1,040 9,508 7,694 26,710 25.7 10. Shaquille O'Neal 1,053 10,485 5,481 26,452 25.1 Total points scored: Player G FG FT PPG PTS 1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1,560 15,837 6,712 24.6 38,387 2. Karl Malone 1,476 13,528 9,787 25.0 36,928 3. Michael Jordan 1,072 12,192 7,327 30.1 32,292 4. Wilt Chamberlain 1,045 12,681 6,057 30.1 31,419 5. Moses Malone 1,329 9,435 8,531 20.6 27,409 6. Elvin Hayes 1,303 10,976 5,356 21.0 27,313 7. Hakeem Olajuwon 1,238 10,749 5,423 21.8 26,946 8. Oscar Robertson 1,040 9,508 7,694 25.7 26,710 9. Dominique Wilkins 1,074 9,963 6,031 24.8 26,668 10. Shaquille O'Neal 1,053 10,485 5,481 25.1 26,452 By points per game.Player G FG FT PTS PPG 1. Michael Jordan 1,072 12,192 7,327 32,292 30.1 1. Wilt Chamberlain 1,045 12,681 6,057 31,419 30.1 3. Allen Iverson 839 8,047 6,062 23,188 27.6 4. LeBron James 403 3,981 2,561 11,043 27.4 4. Elgin Baylor 846 8,693 5,763 23,149 27.4 6. Jerry West 932 9,016 7,160 25,192 27.0 7. Bob Pettit 792 7,349 6,182 20,880 26.4 8. George Gervin 791 8,045 4,541 20,708 26.2 9. Oscar Robertson 1,040 9,508 7,694 26,710 25.7 10. Shaquille O'Neal 1,053 10,485 5,481 26,452 25.1 Total points scored: Player G FGFT PPG PTS 1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1,560 15,837 6,712 24.6 38,387 2. Karl Malone 1,476 13,528 9,787 25.0 36,928 3. Michael Jordan 1,072 12,192 7,327 30.1 32,292 4. Wilt Chamberlain 1,045 12,681 6,057 30.1 31,419 5. Moses Malone 1,329 9,435 8,531 20.6 27,409 6. Elvin Hayes 1,303 10,976 5,356 21.0 27,313 7. Hakeem Olajuwon 1,238 10,749 5,423 21.8 26,946 8. Oscar Robertson 1,040 9,508 7,694 25.7 26,710 9. Dominique Wilkins 1,074 9,963 6,031 24.8 26,668 10. Shaquille O'Neal 1,053 10,485 5,481 25.1 26,452

Answer 3

Top 10 Scorers in Duke Basketball History

1. J. J. Redick - 2,769

2. Johnny Dawkis - 2,556

3. Christian Laettner - 2,460

4. Kyle Singler- 2,374

5. Mike Giminski - 2,323

6. Dannt Ferry - 2,155

7. Mark Alarie - 2,136

8. Gene Banks - 2,079

9. Jason Williams - 2,079

10. Jon Scheyer - 2,077

Answer 4

J.J. Redick is the ACC and Duke all-time leading scorer with 2,769 career points. He also became the NCAA all-time three-point field goal record holder with 457 made three-pointers. His .912 career free throw percentage is also a NCAA record among players with 600 or more attempts. He helped lead the 2004 team to a 31-6 record and the Final Four. He joined Williams as one of only two Duke players to win two National Player of the Year awards, earning the honor in 2005 and 2006. He is also one of only six Blue Devils who are three-time All-Americas.